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Lost something? Maybe you'll find it in the News Archive!
Posted: 15:23, Thursday 25 May 2006 by Ben
Updated: 15:00, Thursday 25 May 2006 by Ben
No, this is not about free music so if that’s what you’re after then there’s no need to read any further.
However, if you’re in the game of hunting down tango music (for legitimate purchase) then you might find this site useful:
http://reliquias.tango.info
It’s a full database of the music released under the Reliquias label, and there’s a stack of it.
Also, another useful trick I’ve found is to use google to search the music stores instead of searching the music stores with their own search engine.
i.e. say you want to know which CD Juan D’Arienzo’s version of La Viruta is from then type into google:
D’Arienzo “La Viruta” site:tangostore.com
And the first hit is, amazingly enough the correct CD. Try typing it into Zival’s search engine though and you get:
No matches for your search
Which isn’t overly helpful!
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