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Sun, 17 Apr 2005
This playlist has a link to this ASX file, which is itself a playlist. Contained in that playlist is a link to a streaming version of the Green Day song Boulevard of Broken Dreams from American Idiot. The asx file is at a Geocities site, and is unauthorized. But the file it points to (an asf file, which is not easily downloadable) is (I think). So does that make the asx file okay? A minor issue, but I think it shows that the legalities of online music and video are not that easy to figure out.
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