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Low-priced music for the masses supplied by "anti-profit" shop.
Because they "didn't want to see a society without music," four Washington women have opened what they call "an anti-profit enterprise" to sell phonograph records at phenomenally low prices, reports the Washington Post/Potomac.
Named "Bread and Roses" after a line in an old worker's song, the new establishment markets records of African music, blues, folk and rock at about a 9 per cent markup.