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If You're Reading This, It's Not Too Late:

The command "drake" with arguments matching his album names will produce the 
selected album covers in Ascii art.

Invoke as: esh> drake [album name]
	where [album name] can equal one of the following options:
						cs
						tml 
						tc
						nwts
						iyr

*For best results, maximize your terminal window!

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Created by Robert Blissard (blissard@vt.edu) and Ben Jaques (jbenj93@vt.edu)
groupyak
CS 3214 - Spring 2015

... WE MADE IT!