
Your mom told you not to accept them, and that advice is even more relevant today. But once you're an adult, anything goes, right? Well, maybe.
I've been listening to Radio Paradise on iTunes Radio for a few years now and it's a really good, eclectic (hate that overused word) mix of fun stuff. I kept hearing a song by Seconds Flat called 'Dance On My Grave' and I liked it more and more each time. But it's not available anywhere; not on iTunes, not in music stores, and not even on unnamed p2p databases. I posted a comment on RP's website that I wanted to find it.
Fast forward 6 months (and several emails) and here it is in my po box, a 9 song CD including 'Dance On My Grave'. Some random cool person in South Carolina—who knows some of the band members—tracked down a copy for me and just mailed it. For free. Thanks to Ed Price of Greenville, SC. Thanks to music lovers everywhere. Thanks Universe.