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Due to MediaWiki limitations, the title given to this article is incorrect.
Its correct title is iTunes.

The iTunes Store is a feature of Apple Computer's famous jukebox / music management software program, iTunes. With the iTunes Store, you can legally purchase and download almost any song for 99ยข, and any album for around $9.99, more for bigger albums. To download the software free of charge for Mac or Windows, go to http://www.apple.com/itunes/.

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They Might Be Giants band members John Linnell and John Flansburgh, and Beatles Pete Best and Paul McCartney on this edition of Fresh Air. Linnell and Flansburgh have known each other since childhood, and they started They Might Be Giants in Brooklyn, New York. TMBG has released numerous albums, including Bar None, Factory Showroom, and a children's record entitled No!. Their best-of CD is entitled Dial-a-Song: 20 Years of They Might Be Giants. They have a new EP CD Indestructible Object. The band is currently on tour...(Original Broadcast Dates: November 26, 2003; September 2, 2003, April 30 2001; respectively) -[For the record, TMBG has never released an album entitled "Bar None"]
They Might Be Giants band member John Linell and John Flansburgh on this edition of Fresh Air. The wacky musical duo has just published a children's book (with companion CD) entitled Bed, Bed, Bed. Linnell and Flansburgh have known each other since childhood, and they started They Might Be Giants in Brooklyn, New York, where they still have a phone machine called Dial-A-Song. You can call up every day and hear a new original tune. TMBG has released numerous albums, including Bar None, Factory Showroom,, and a children's record entitled No! Their best-of CD is entitled Dial-a-Song: 20 Years of They Might Be Giants. The band is currently on tour. (Broadcast Date: November 26, 2003)
This week, we review a record of achievement for record of achievement both for the main working in President Bush's shadow, and for a world-famous sheep in New Zealand. Also this week, three songs on three banjos from musician Tony Trischka, a fourth song, this one from John Linnell of They Might Be Giants; phantom limbs in history and literature; and one-minute vacations from around the world. (Broadcast Date: January 14, 2005)
This week, we'll hear works-in-progress by guitarist Marc Ribot; wordplay with lexicographer Erin McKean and They Might Be Giants singer/songwriter John Linnell; and Boston College junior Billy Hurley. Also an artful diatribe against bad table manner, and the latest in a series of characters created for The Next Big Thing by David Cale. (Broadcast Date: January 7, 2005)
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