from recording a webradio i had a load of those files, which were kind of tricky to delete.
The trick is to use find instead of rm.
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find -name “*————— – —————*”; #dry run
./————— – ————— (20).aac
./————— – ————— (10).aac
./————— – ————— (24).aac
./————— – ————— (14).aac
./————— – ————— (17).aac
./————— – ————— (1).aac
./————— – ————— (3).aac
./————— – ————— (11).aac
…
find -name “*————— – —————*” -delete; # do the deletion
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