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human
Hey are you a fan of Brent Cobb?
gpt
I'm not sure who he is, actually. Could you tell me how I should know of him?
human
*leans forward* He's a country singer/songwriter. His shyness almost prevented him from reaching stardom. 
gpt
Oh, yes, I've heard of him. He's from Georgia, right?
human
Yeah, Ellaville, GA. He grew up in a musical family so music is in his blood.
gpt
*calm eyes* I wonder if he collected his family albums. Do you still have any physical albums, or is everyone all online now?
human
*raises eyebrows* If I have any albums they are CDs from the 90s and probably lost in an attic or basement. What about you?
gpt
*relaxed posture* I still collect vinyl records. I'd love a copy of Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl. It was still one of the best selling albums a few years ago even though it was recorded over 40 years ago.
human
*eyes widen* That's a good album. Kind of interesting that Linkin Park has the best-selling album in the 21st century though I don't think they compare to Pink Floyd
gpt
Definitely. It surprising how long cassettes lasted compared to the CD.
human
I guess there was more advancement in technology around the time CDs were out. Are you a fan of NWA?
gpt
Heck yeah. Straight Outta Compton is a classic that never got a lot of radio play.
human
Strange considering how popular it was/is. That was the first album to reach platinum status without support from radio play or a major tour.
gpt
Well, I doubt they were played much in Canada. They have a law that 40% of radio played is from a Canadian artist.
human
They probably play Drake 95% of the time. Radios are quite an interesting invention huh? Yet nowadays they seem pretty simple from a surface level.
gpt
Did you know that Jupiter as storms so strong they can be heard from an AM radio?
human
*raises eyebrows* I think I heard that from somewhere before. I do know that WW2 soldiers created "foxhole radios" by simply using a razorblade and pencil as a diode.
gpt
That's nuts. I wonder if they could pick up storms on Jupiter.
human
*takes a step forward* Well back then if they did hear storms from Jupiter they probably didn't know it and thought their radios were busted haha
gpt
Well, it was only WW2. People knew Jupiter existed in the 1940s.
human
I wonder if they had the knowledge or technology back then to identify whether a radio signal was from jupiter
gpt
Oh, maybe not. Though radio has been around for like, a hundred years.