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Lou Reed Archive Series, With Unreleased Songs, Announced by Light in the Attic


Hear a previously unreleased demo of the Velvet Underground’s “I’m Waiting for the Man” from Words & Music, May 1965—the first offering from the series

 

Light in the Attic has partnered with Laurie Anderson for the Lou Reed Archive Series, which begins with the release of Words & Music, May 1965 on August 26. The album is a previously unreleased collection of songs recorded by a young Reed with his future Velvet Underground bandmate John Cale.

 

Reed sealed the recordings in an envelope and mailed them to himself as a “poor man’s copyright,” and they include early demos of his most iconic songs. Listen to the remastered recording of “I’m Waiting for the Man” below. The record announcement comes as New York Library prepares to unveil the Lou Reed archives this week, with Reed’s box of demoes among the exhibits.

 

The collection also includes the earliest known recordings of “Heroin” and “Pale Blue Eyes,” plus multiple previously unreleased compositions. There’s a Cale-fronted version of Nico’s Chelsea Girl song “Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams,” an early rendition of the Berlin song “Men of Good Fortune,” and a rarity oft-discussed in Velvet Underground mythology, “Buttercup Song.”

 

The record will be available in a variety of formats, including LP, cassette, CD, 8-track, and digital editions. The deluxe 2xLP edition will be limited to 7,500 copies and feature a die-cut gatefold jacket. It comes with a bonus Third Man–pressed 7″ featuring six songs that include early demos and a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right.”

 

Words & Music, May 1965 was produced by Laurie Anderson, Don Fleming, Jason Stern, Hal Willner, and Matt Sullivan. Greil Marcus provides liner notes. On the same day the album will be released, a new podcast about the collection, hosted by TV on the Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe, will debut.

 

Before settling on New York Public Library, Anderson had planned to host Reed’s archives in the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas, The New York Times notes. The Times says, “she changed her mind in 2015 after a law was passed in Texas allowing people to carry handguns on college campuses.”

 

The archive also includes finds such as a tape labeled “Electric Rock Symphony,” considered a precursor to Metal Machine Music. Only last month, archivists dated to the tape to the mid-sixties, showing how long the record’s style had been gestating, The Times points out.

 

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Queen Will Release a Newly Discovered Song Featuring Freddie Mercury’s Vocals: ‘Found a Little Gem’


“We looked at it many times and thought, ‘Oh no, we can’t really rescue that,’” Brian May told BBC Radio 2 of the previously unheard track, recorded for 1989’s The Miracle.

 

Get ready to hear a brand-new song from Queen with original lead vocalist, the late Freddie Mercury! In an interview on BBC Radio 2 over the weekend, guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor of Queen revealed they’ve found a previously unheard song recorded by the band with Mercury before the legendary vocalist died at 45 from AIDS-related complications in 1991.

 

“We did find a little gem from Freddie that we’d kind of forgotten about,” Taylor, 72, told host Zoe Ball. “And it’s wonderful. Actually, it was a real discovery.”

 

According to Taylor, fans will likely hear it soon: “It’s from The Miracle sessions, and I think it’s going to be out in September.” Originally recorded for the band’s 1989 album, which spawned the singles “I Want It All,” “Breakthru,” “The Invisible Man,” “Scandal,” and title track “The Miracle,” May, 74, said they’ve been discussing whether or not to release the track for some time now. – 

“It was kind of hiding in plain sight,” he explained of the song, the title of which is currently unknown. “We looked at it many times and thought, ‘Oh no, we can’t really rescue that.’”

 

Recently, however, they had a change of heart — thanks to a fresh opinion. “But in fact, we went in there again and our wonderful engineering team went, ‘OK, we can do this and this,’” May revealed. “It’s like stitching bits together. But it’s beautiful. It’s touching.” “It’s a very passionate piece,” Taylor detailed.

 

Queen has posthumously released recordings featuring Mercury’s vocals before, most recently on the 2014 compilation album Queen Forever. The multi-disc set featured three previously unheard songs: “Let Me in Your Heart Again,” “Love Kills,” and “There Must Be More to Life Than This” featuring the late Michael Jackson.

Prior to Queen Forever, Mercury was partially featured on Queen’s final studio album, 1995’s Made in Heaven, which was recorded before and after his death.

 

Credits: Jack Irvin – People.com

YES Legend JON ANDERSON And THE PAUL GREEN ROCK ACADEMY Release Music Video For New Song ‘So Limitless’


Legendary YES vocalist/songwriter Jon Anderson will play select shows with The Paul Green Rock Academy in summer 2022. Jon and the ensemble will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of YES’s classic album “Close To The Edge” by performing the LP in its entirety, along with other classics and surprises.

 

In support of the upcoming tour, a music video for a new song, “So Limitless”, has been released and can be viewed below. The music was recorded during Jon’s visit to Orlando during the Rock Academy tour in Florida in April 2022. The recording features members of the touring band and Jon, recorded at Solar Studios and produced by Michael Franklin.

 

Says Jon: “Here we go making new music with the Rock Academy teens. ‘So Limitless’. Because we are limitless in all our living, being and dreaming… love and light.”

 

This Jon Anderson tour with The Paul Green Rock Academy is a resumption of the tradition started in 2005 when Jon toured with Paul Green’s original School Of Rock all-stars. These early shows, over 30 in total between 2006 and 2008, were nothing short of magical, and now Anderson returns to continue that magic with a set of YES classics, deep cuts, mash-ups, and solo works, all with lush arrangements featuring choral singing, horns, and all the other benefits of having a backing band with 25 young musicians.

 

Said Paul Green: “Having done a few of these songs in the past with Jon and my students, I couldn’t wait to add them to the current show. Once we did ‘Close To The Edge’ and ‘And You And I’ on our Florida run in April, I was reminded of the magic of hearing these songs recreated by young musicians… They really capture the frenetic energy of the original recordings. Then when I heard it was the 50th anniversary of the album, I just knew we had to do the whole thing. Jon agreed.”

 

Anderson said: “There are so many wonderful moments in my musical life, and being on stage with these young teenagers performing classic YES songs makes me so happy and proud… It’s a marvel and a tremendous pleasure for me. They are a joy to be with and so much fun. I am grateful, thankful and feel very blessed to be able to sing along with them. Janee and I love them all. Love and light.”

 

Anderson co-founded YES in 1968 with bassist Chris Squire, and remained with the band until 2008, when YES replaced him with Benoit David, an Anderson sound-alike who previously fronted the YES tribute band CLOSE TO THE EDGE. David left YES in 2012 and was replaced by Jon Davison. In July 2020, Howe told Rolling Stone that there is virtually no chance of the surviving members of YES reuniting for a tour.

 

“I don’t think [the fans] should stay up late nights worrying about that,” he said. “There’s just too much space out there between people. To be in a band together or even to do another tour like ‘Union’ is completely unthinkable,” referencing the group’s 1990 “Union” LP and tour, which brought together the previous YES album’s lineup (Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Trevor Rabin, Alan White, Tony Kaye) and the then-ex-YES members’ group ANDERSON BRUFORD WAKEMAN HOWE (Jon Anderson, Bill Bruford, Rick Wakeman, and Steve Howe). “It was difficult when we went through that, particularly because of the personalities,” Howe said.

 

“I’m not saying any one person is to blame, but when you get a big hodgepodge like that together, it’s pretty much a nightmare. We made a nightmare of possibly a good thing back in 1990. I don’t think there is the stamina or the appetite for that kind of thing again.”

 

Anderson, Wakeman, and Rabin had started touring as ARW: ANDERSON, RABIN, AND WAKEMAN in 2016 and then adopted the YES FEATURING JON ANDERSON, TREVOR RABIN, RICK WAKEMAN moniker shortly after the group’s 2017 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction.

 

Howe last toured with Anderson and Wakeman in 2004.

 

YES has released over 20 albums across its career, including its self-titled debut in 1969, “Tales from Topographic Oceans”, in 1973, and its last album, “The Quest”, which came out in October.

 

Credits: Blabbermouth

Live Version Of Frank Zappa’s ‘Montana’ Released Ahead Of Box Set


The Zappa Trust have released an extended version of “Montana” about a couple of weeks ahead of the release of Zappa/Erie, a new six-disc boxed set/digital collection that features a trio of shows that Frank Zappa performed in Erie, Pa., and the surrounding area between 1974-76.

 

The “Montana” version released on Friday offers a glimpse of what one can expect on the new box set. The show was recorded at Edinboro State College on May 8, 1974. The concert was part of a small, month-long run of shows celebrating the 10th anniversary of Zappa’s ever-evolving seminal band, The Mothers, as well as his just-released album, Apostrophe (‘)

 

The Zappa/Erie box set is due out on June 17 via Zappa Records/UMe. Zappa/Erie contains more than seven hours of unreleased, live performances from Zappa and three different lineups of incredible musicians from this peak period. The set has 71 tracks in all.

 

Ahmet Zappa and Zappa Vaultmeister Joe Travers produced the Zappa/Erie box set. The package features front and back cover photos of Zappa by David Rountree Smith, images of the original tapes, and includes original concert fliers, a newspaper review of one of the shows, and a scathing rebuttal to the review from a passionate fan.

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ELI YOUNG BAND MAKES BRAND-NEW HARDWARE AT RIAA GO TO DURING SOLD-OUT DC TRIP STOP

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LIFE AT BEST album Platinum, “Crazy Lady” 5x Platinum &&
” Even if It Breaks Your Heart” 3x Platinum

Pictured (L-R): EYB’s James Young and Mike Eli, RIAA President/COO Michele Ballantyne,
Triple 8 Management Artist Supervisor Cara Kozulak, RIAA Chairman/CEO Mitch Glazier,
EYB’s Jon Jones and Chris Thompson

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Visualized (L-R): EYB’s Chris Thompson, Jon Jones, Mike Eli and James Young commemorate RIAA accreditations in front of their sold-out crowd

Credit: Sawyer Jones

WASHINGTON, DC ( July 19, 2024)– With tips of brand-new music on the horizon, Eli Young Band brought their fan-tested performance history to Washington, DC with the ten years: 10,000 Towns Trip. The run holds unique significance for the band, who just recently launched luxurious and vinyl variations of the album of the very same name, yet a surprise pre-show minute might have modified their basic setlist for their sold-out efficiency. Mike Eli, James Young, Jon Jones and Chris Thompson dropped in the Recording Market Association of America (RIAA) ® head office and were welcomed with custom-made plaques commemorating their Platinum album LIFE AT BEST, plus chart-topping songs 5x Platinum “Crazy Lady” and 3x Platinum “Even If It Breaks Your Heart” (launched by means of The Valory Music Co.).

“‘ Continue dreaming …’ is a best lyric for the Eli Young Band,” revealed diva Mike Eli ” Considering that college that is precisely what the 4 people have actually done, and we are constantly grateful for these minutes. We see the effect of our exceptionally faithful fans and these RIAA accreditations are as much for them as they are for us. Thank you to our group, our roadway household and everybody who has actually supported our dreams! Now let’s discover an area in the bus to hang this brand-new hardware … see you all on the roadway!”

RIAA Chairman & & CEO Mitch Glazier stated, ” We are so honored to as soon as again commemorate with Mike, James, Jon and Chris! Holding tight to their Texas roots while discovering fans in all corners of the nation, it’s unbelievable to acknowledge the reach of Eli Young Band’s music. Congratulations on your brand-new RIAA accreditations!”

Formerly called Signboard‘s No. 1 Nation Tune of the Year and ACM Award for Tune of the Year, “Crazy Lady” stays EYB’s greatest accredited title to date. Check out EYB’s profession tally here, boasting 13 million RIAA-certified systems in the United States alone.

Considering that the band’s development as college schoolmates twenty years back, the Associated Press has actually commemorated EYB as “a wise, pertinent remedy” to exaggerated clichés in C and w. The musical band of bros has actually charted 14 songs on Signboard, consisting of 4 No. 1 strikes with “Crazy Lady,” “Even If It Breaks Your Heart,” 2x Platinum “Love Ain’t” and Platinum “Drunk Last Night.” In addition, EYB has actually made several GRAMMY, CMA, CMT, ACA and Teenager Option Award elections.

While offering out locations from coast-to-coast as strong headliners, EYB has actually likewise shared the phase with Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Tim McGraw, Jason Aldean, Toby Keith, Chris Young, Darius Rucker and Dave Matthews Band. For existing trip dates and more, go to eliyoungband.com and follow along on social networks with @EliYoungBand.

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RIAA’s 2024 Mid-Year’s Finest Gold & & Platinum Report

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As we struck the mid-year * mark, just 1 album and 8 songs launched in 2024 have actually made desirable RIAA Gold & & Platinum licensed status, plus have a look at the Leading Premios de Oro y Platino album & & songs! #RIAATopCertified tallies for your preferred artists and tasks are readily available to check out at riaa.com/gold-platinum.

Given That 1958, #RIAATopCertified tallies for your preferred artists and tasks are readily available to check out at riaa.com/gold-platinum. 

* The Mid-Year tally consists of titles launched and licensed from January 1 through June 30,2024.

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Record Companies Bring Landmark Cases for Accountable AI AgainstSuno and Udio in Boston and New York City Federal Courts, Respectively

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Copyright Violation Cases Versus AI Music Solutions Look For to Stop Unlicensed Usage of Copyrighted Noise Recordings to “Train” Generative AI Designs

RIAA-Managed Lawsuits Would Guarantee Artist, Songwriter, and Rightsholder Control of their Functions

WASHINGTON, DC (June 24, 2024)– The Recording Market Association of America ® (RIAA) today revealed the filing of 2 copyright violation cases based upon the mass violation of copyrighted noise recordings copied and made use of without approval by 2 multi-million-dollar music generation services, Suno and Udio.

The case versus Suno, Inc., designer of Suno AI, was submitted in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts and the case versus Uncharted Labs, Inc., designer of Udio AI, was submitted in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York City. The complainants in the events are music business that hold rights to sound recordings infringed by Suno and Udio– consisting of Sony Music Home entertainment, UMG Recordings, Inc., and Warner Records, Inc. The claims cover recordings by artists of several categories, designs, and ages.

” The music neighborhood has actually welcomed AI and we are currently partnering and working together with accountable designers to develop sustainable AI tools fixated human imagination that put artists and songwriters in charge,” stated RIAA Chairman and CEO Mitch Glazier “However we can just prosper if designers want to collaborate with us. Unlicensed services like Suno and Udio that declare it’s ‘reasonable’ to copy an artist’s life’s work and exploit it for their own revenue without approval or pay held up the guarantee of truly ingenious AI for all of us.”

RIAA Chief Legal Officer Ken Doroshow included, “These are uncomplicated cases of copyright violation including unlicensed copying of sound recordings on a huge scale. Suno and Udio are trying to conceal the complete scope of their violation instead of putting their services on a noise and legal footing. These claims are required to strengthen one of the most standard guidelines of the roadway for the accountable, ethical, and legal advancement of generative AI systems and to bring Suno’s and Udio’s outright violation to an end.”

The cases look for: (1) statements that the 2 services infringed complainants’ copyrighted noise recordings; (2) injunctions disallowing the services from infringing complainants’ copyrighted noise recordings in the future; and (3) damages for the violations that have actually currently happened.

Secret Accusations

While the realities of each case concerning each of the accuseds’ unlicensed copying of complainants’ sound recordings stand out, they likewise consist of a typical set of core accusations concerning the training, advancement, and operation of Suno and Udio.

The Suno problem is readily available here and the Udio problem is readily available here

A graphic reiterating accusations concerning copying of renowned music is readily available here

Excerpts from the grievances consist of:

” AI business, like all other business, need to comply with the laws that secure human imagination and resourcefulness. There is absolutely nothing that excuses AI innovation from copyright law or that excuses AI business from playing by the guidelines. Th[ese] claim[s] see[k] to implement these standard concepts.” (Problems ¶ 2.)

“[T] here is both guarantee and danger with AI. As more effective and advanced AI tools emerge, the capability for AI to weave itself into the procedures of music production, production, and circulation grows. If established with the approval and involvement of copyright owners, generative AI tools will have the ability to help human beings in producing and producing brand-new and ingenious music. However if established irresponsibly, without regard for basic copyright securities, those exact same tools threaten withstanding and irreversible damage to recording artists, record labels, and the music market, undoubtedly lowering the quality of brand-new music readily available to customers and decreasing our shared culture.” (Problems ¶ 3.)

” Structure and operating [these services] needs at the beginning copying and consuming enormous quantities of information to “train” a software application “design” to create outputs. For [these services], this procedure included copying years worth of the world’s most popular noise recordings and after that consuming those copies [to] create outputs that mimic the qualities of real human noise recordings.” (Problems ¶ 7.)

” When those who establish such [services] take copyrighted sound recordings, the [services’] artificial musical outputs might fill the marketplace with machine-generated material that will straight take on, undervalue, and eventually muffle the real noise recordings on which the [services were] developed.” (Problems ¶ 4.)

” Considered that the structure of [these businesses] has actually been to make use of copyrighted sound recordings without approval, [they have] been intentionally incredibly elusive about exactly what [they have] copied. This is unsurprising. After all, to respond to that concern truthfully would be to confess willful copyright violation on a practically unthinkable scale.” (Problems ¶ 8.)

” Naturally, it is apparent what [these services are] trained on. [They] copied Complainants’ copyrighted noise recordings en masse and consumed them into [their] AI design[s] [These] item[s] can just work the method [they do] by copying large amounts of sound recordings from artists throughout every category, design, and age. (Problems ¶ 9.)

“[These services are] not exempt from the copyright laws that secure human authorship. Like any other market individual, [they] can not recreate copyrighted works for a business function without approval. Heedless of this standard concept, [their] unapproved copying deteriorates the worth and stability of Complainants’ copyrighted noise recordings with fast and terrible effect. [These] service[s] generat[e] music with such speed and scale that it runs the risk of overrunning the marketplace with AI-generated music and typically decreasing the value of and replacementing for human-created work.” (Problems ¶ 12.)

“[The services] can not prevent liability for [their] willful copyright violation by declaring reasonable usage. The teaching of reasonable usage promotes human expression by allowing the unlicensed usage of copyrighted operate in specific, minimal situations, however [the services] offe[r] imitative machine-generated music– not human imagination or expression.” (Problems ¶ 14.)

” Considering that the day [they] released, [the services have] flouted the rights of copyright owners in the music market as part of a mad dash to end up being the dominant AI music generation service. Neither [these services] nor any other generative AI business, can be enabled to advance towards this objective by stomping the rights of copyright owners.” (Suno ¶ 82, Udio ¶ 91.)

Music Neighborhood Assistance

The following companies and people support this effort to secure innovative works and establish accountable, legal AI tools that promote and extend human imagination.

Dr. Richard James Citizen MBE, American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) President and Ceo: ” Independent artists, record labels, and songwriters make enormous contributions to culture, yet they typically suffer the most when services develop services by utilizing their work without approval or payment. We stand joined with the music neighborhood to safeguard developers’ rights versus callous entities like Suno and Udio that objective to take, abuse, and benefit from the life’s work of gifted entertainers and authors. We visualize a future where the human spirit drives development, instead of being made use of by it.”

Jen Jacobsen, Artist Rights Alliance (ARA) Executive Director: ” Artists should have for their effort and imagination to be appreciated in the market and safeguarded from services like Suno and Udio, which weaken the extremely concepts on which copyright was established. These services are participating in enormous theft to train their designs and flood playlists with device replicas, infringing on developers’ rights and decreasing the value of art itself. ARA is grateful these cases have actually been submitted in pursuit of a music ecoystem that really supports artists and fans.”

Willie “Prophet” Stiggers, Black Music Action Union (BMAC) Co-Founder, President and Ceo: ” Genuine music originates from reality and genuine individuals. We need to manage the business that are backed by multibillion-dollar financiers who are providing faster ways, knockoffs, and low-grade replicas. I advise the courts to acknowledge that ‘training’ AI on copyrighted music needs approval. It is crucial that artists and songwriters supervise of their own work, story, and message. Black Music Action Union are charter members of the Human Artistry Project and stand joined with our fellow advocacy groups on this problem!”

Dr. Moiya McTier, Human Artistry Project (HAC) Senior Consultant: ” The requirement to get approval before utilizing copyrighted operate in AI designs is a founding concept of the Human Artistry Project and an essential pillar of any concept of ‘ethical’ or ‘accountable’ AI. Training AI services on taken music is an insult to specific human artistry and an attack on the autonomy of every artist, author, and developer.”

Music Employee Alliance (MWA) and Indie Musicians Caucus of the AFM: Music Employee Alliance represents indie artists. Our company believe the intake of our tape-recorded work without our approval, credit, and payment by Generative AI systems to be an offense of our copyrights, and a hazard to the incomes of numerous artists … and we remain in complete assistance of the RIAA’s claim versus Suno and Udio. These corporations take our work to develop sound-alikes, efficiently requiring us into a “training” function to which we never ever consented. Their more costly memberships enable users to advertise the outputs, putting us in unjust competitors with an endless supply of knock-offs of our own work, released with no credit or recognition of our function in their production, and yet efficient in displacing us in record production, movie, video, and tv scoring, and other markets. That we see none of the revenues these corporations enjoy from the sale of memberships to their services is grossly unjust. Recording artists have actually currently experienced one significant decline of our work due to the failure to manage the Area 512 DMCA Safe Harbors. Allowing our unapproved work to be utilized in the production of AI Generated “music” will even more cheapen our work, driving an unknown number from the occupation. We hope that the court will step in to stop this exploitive violation before the damage to our neighborhood, the Constitutional concept of copyright, and the culture all of us share ends up being dreadful and irreparable.

Indie Musicians Caucus of the AFM: Indie Musicians Caucus is a company of by and for rank and file indie members of the American Federation of Musicians. We back the declaration of the Music Employees Alliance in assistance of the RIAA’s claim versus AI business Suno and Udio.

David Israelite, National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) President and Ceo: “NMPA is entirely helpful of this claim versus Suno and Udio. Both platforms plainly train on copyrighted recordings– it appears to anybody listening to what they create. This case is precedent-setting and essential to artists’ rights as human developers. Countless individuals currently utilize these tools which totals up to numerous violations on genuine artists. We will continue to back the RIAA in their objective to protect artists.”

Harvey Mason jr., Recording Academy Ceo: “New innovation has actually been an important tool utilized by generations of music developers, and there is no factor accountable generative expert system will be any various. To keep the trust of artists and fans alike, AI business need to correctly acquire approval from and compensate developers when utilizing their works, and we support the RIAA in doing something about it versus services that look for to incorrectly benefit from the developers and renowned noise recordings that make these services function.”

Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director and Chief Mediator: “Human-created music should be safeguarded. The accuseds’ enormous violation of taped music– in big part making up the innovative works of SAG-AFTRA Members– is unlawful, dishonest, and need to not stay unattended. SAG-AFTRA completely supports these claims.”

Dina LaPolt, Songwriters of The United States And Canada (SONA) Board Member: ” These cases draw back the drape on the enormous unjustified usage/ intake of artists’ recordings and songwriters’ work by well-backed business like Suno and Udio who decline to play by the guidelines and pay developers for their work. This is a huge and essential battle that affects everybody in the music and home entertainment company and might figure out the future of human art.”

Michael Huppe, SoundExchange President and Ceo: “AI has the possible to bring terrific advantages to the music market, both for music makers and customers. There are a myriad of AI business that correctly deal with the innovative neighborhood, acknowledging the fundamental worth they give training the algorithms. However the music market can not excuse services that prosper on wholesale copying of developers works without approval or payment.”

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