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Words: Loren • January 23, 2014

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Anthony Fusco (Divider)

SPB: How has the increasing digitalization of the music industry changed how you listen to music?

Fusco: For me, it's one or the other. If I am doing something that requires some kind of audible stimulus in the background, it is almost always Spotify or Pandora. The continuous flow of digital music is awesome when you are trying to complete some kind of task. On the other hand, when all I want to do is listen to a band that I like, it is almost exclusively to a physical copy of their music. The increasing digitalization of music has made me appreciate the physical copy that much more.

Loren • January 23, 2014

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