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This record shop owner strives to keep cassette, vinyl music alive

Rappler ·

Ge Timbreza has lived and breathed music for as long as he can remember. In his younger years, he played in a band with his friends. Then, he started collecting CDs and cassette tapes just for the fun of it. TImbreza was just in high school when he bought his own cassette player . To this day, the…

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