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This document contains a section bibliography listing various web pages and image links related to different genres of electronic music, including pages on Kraftwerk, house music, electro, the artist Ryuichi Sakamoto, drum and bass, dubstep, and specific tracks by Seamless and Jaql. Links are provided to Wikipedia pages, images, and SoundCloud tracks for further reference.
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