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Published on June 29, 2006

"We're doing everything exactly the same as we've always been doing it," Sanford says. "Anybody who takes the trouble to talk to us and find out any facts about us...I don't even know what it means to sell out, anymore. It seems like an incoherent concept. If it is coherent, we're not doing it, I don't think. You have to listen to the music, and that's what it should be about, you know?"

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