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The UK iTunes Store is 10 years old

Adam Tinworth

16 Jun 2014

iTunes at 10

It’s not often that you start your working week with 10 free songs, but apparently I was one of the earliest people to sign up for an iTunes account in the UK when the iTunes store launched here a decade ago.

Inevitably, I even blogged about it at the time…

Sadly, I’m now a middle-aged father with precious little spare time, and have no idea what the good current music is. Any recommendations?

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