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"I remember being a kid when I heard a song that I liked, I would jump on the bus, ride to Detroit, get a $2.50 transfer and walk a mile to the hip-hop store to buy the new Eric B. & Rakim record. You're not going to stop people from obtaining what they want if it's available at some level." Well said. Although his label, Atlantic Records, may thwart his bravado a bit. Rock N Roll Jesus is scheduled to be made available digitally on amazon.com, walmart.com, Rhapsody and bestbuy.com. Photo: Kid Rock (Matt Sayles). |
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