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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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JacobTV on the Radio
From Wednesday, March 17 to Sunday, March 21, Q2 brings you the omnivorous creative world of Dutch avant-pop composer Jacob Ter Veldhuis, aka JacobTV. Hear JacobTV introduce his works, including many exclusive, never-before-heard recordings. Listen through iTunes or our online player.
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Starting Wednesday, March 17, grab a free download, offered exclusively for the duration of JacobTV on the Radio, of JacobTV's break-through and provocative work--Grab it!--sampling audio from the 1978 documentary Scared Straight!
Due to the extreme language of this work, listener discretion is advised.
Thanks to JacobTV's record label, Basta, for making this and many recordings available. For more information about JacobTV on CD+DVD, go to www.bastamusic.com.
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Why am I never able to find the free download?
Uncadic, Unfortunately this was a limited time download. You may stream it anytime at the top of this page.
I don't seem to able to find the album download. How do I do that?
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