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Soundtracks Pros And Cons

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There are benefits that come along with choosing a soundtrack, over buying a CD of one band, or singer, or over choosing to get just one individual song. Amazon has a variety of soundtracks from movies, and television programs including the Sixteen Candles soundtrack. Listening to these soundtracks can instantly transport your mind back to a different place and time. Check out all of our wonderful soundtracks for your listening pleasure.

One of the reasons why a 16 Candles soundtrack would be a wonderful choice is because you are able to experience music from many different musicians on one CD. Often the songs on a soundtrack are popular, and well known songs. When you buy an album by an individual musician, only that person's songs will be
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