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I love music, and I spend a lot of time listening to WPERL, the Perl radio station. (Usually I listen to it when I'm going to The Perl Film Festival)

Here are some of the artists that are played on WPERL:

=head1 Radio

use Cache::Cache;
my $johnny = new Cache;
my $june_carter = new Cache;
my $roseanne = new Cache;

/night/../r/
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And some of my favorite songs

speak() if 0;
(by undef $doubt;)

print '<font color="#000000">Back</font>';

$drink{$_} = 1 for ( qw( bourbon scotch beer ) );

my $greatest = undef;
for ( @love ) {
    $greatest = $_ if $_ > $greatest;
}
print $greatest;
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Has anyone else listened to WPERL?

Highlight below for answers:

Artists:
Radiohead
Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Roseanne Cash
Night Ranger

Songs:
"Don't Speak" by No Doubt
"Back In Black"
"One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer"
"The Greatest Love Of All"

xoxo,
Andy
--
<megaphone> Throw down the gun and tiara and come out of the float! </megaphone>

In reply to WPERL: The Perl radio station by petdance

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