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[23 July 2007]

by Andrew Gilstrap

PopMatters Associate Music Editor

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The co-founder of the maverick reissue label the Numero Group talks about seeking out the eccentric, saving the unknown, and releasing only what you love.

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Great insight into an excellent label.

Comment by M. — July 24, 2007 @ 6:58 am

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