What is one MP3 you recommend for all?

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What song on MP3 would you encourage people to get? I think "Edwin - Alive" is good. Another good song is "Jet Set Satellite - Best Way To Die". Ironically, these two songs were released at the same time as each other.
 
new moon on monday - duran duran
and election day (consensus mix) - arcadia

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it would really depend on the person's musical tastes. for someone who likes the harder side of rock... 10 seconds down - sugar ray
or for jazz i'd say something else...
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"Slow Jam" by New Order

Runner up:

"Frontier Psychiatry" by the Avalanches (if you want something TOTALLY wierd, unlike anything you've ever heard before in your life, most likely)

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Oh yeah, it's cool!
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Maybe you should dl "Minas de cobre (for better metal)" by Calexico. Nice Tex-Mex-Flair.



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"Possession (John Fryer Mix)" by Sarah McLachlan. One of the first MP3s I ever downloaded.

Melon

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