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Illegal Downloading Is OK, College Kids SayA new study has found that college students don't think of digital music piracy as wrong, but would never shoplift CDs.
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Infants Recognize Melodies Heard in the WombBut rather than break out the classical CDs, pregnant women may want to sing to baby-on-board.
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Psychologist Gets Bluesy on the BrainThe brain needs learning, memory and attention to do everything from typing to playing the guitar
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Are iPods Damaging Our Ears? Answer is Hard to HearNew studies are challenging the link between personal MP3 players and hearing loss among adolescents.
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U.S. Senators Gunning for Illegal WebsitesA group of U.S. senators want the Department of Justice to have the power to shut down websites that provide illegal access to files.
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What's Auto-Tune and How Does it Work?Missed a note or went a bit flat? Auto-Tune can fix that.
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Music 'Tones the Brain,' Improves LearningLearning to play a musical instrument changes your brain.
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What's Pitch?American Idol's judges never seem to tire of bantering less-gifted singers with phrases like, "That's a little pitchy." What exactly do they mean?
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Romantic Music Ups Odds for Getting a Woman's Phone NumberWomen are more likely to give their phone numbers to men if there is a romantic song playing in the background
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