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Club MacStories+ AV Club Town Hall, Parachutes by Coldplay and Definitely Maybe by Oasis
Club MacStories Town Halls are part of the monthly and other special live audio events we hold in the Club MacStories+ Discord community. The show is a recorded and lightly edited version of the Town Halls that we produce, so Club MacStories+ and Club Premier members who can’t attend the event live can listen later. To learn more about Club MacStories+ and Club Premier, visit our Club plans page.
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AppStories Episode - Club MacStories+ AV Club Town Hall, Parachutes by Coldplay and Definitely Maybe by Oasis
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Federico, John, and Jonathan cover two debut albums: Parachutes by Coldplay, which was picked by Club members in our Club MacStories+ Discord community, and Definitely Maybe by Oasis, in honor of MacStories’ 14th anniversary.
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Parachutes by Coldplay
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Definitely Maybe by Oasis
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