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RIP iPod. You allowed me to hold my musical life in my palm Dorian Lynskey

It’s the end of the iPod era. The news that Apple is pulling the plug on the iPod Touch, and thus the entire 21-year-old line, is curiously timed for me because I only recently retired my iPod Classic. Every month for the past 30 years, I’ve made a compilation of my favourite songs. It’s a time capsule of musical memories.

For the first decade I used cassettes to make my compilations. This required a lot of creative editing, tense retakes and

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