Talk:Cracked Rear View

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What does "Diamond Certified" mean? --Camembert

Beats me. Anyway, he is a new user, after all.Vancouverguy 00:48, 5 Sep 2003 (UTC)

I've taken it out. I'm sure somebody'll put it back in if it means anything. --Camembert

A "Diamond" certificate is the RIAA title awarded a music album that sells 10 million (or more) copies. Cracked Rear View sold 16 Million, and is therefore a diamond seller.

Hootie is a lot coolie than all the Wikipedians combined.

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In some software Digital audio players and CD rippers, track 12 (Motherless Child) is often known as "Cracked Rear View" or "Sometimes I feel". I have noted this plus it's hidden status. - Thanks, Hoshie 07:18, 9 June 2007 (UTC)Reply

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