The Last Of The Real Hustlahz

Saturday, February 25, 2012

" A Loced-Out Shout Out To Syria: Make Peace Not War "

Generally, in war, the best thing of all is to take the enemy's state whole and intact; to ruin it is inferior to this. To capture the enemy's entire army is better than to destroy it; to take intact a battalion, a company, or a five-man squad is better than to destroy them. Hence, to win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the supreme excellence. - Sun Tzu
Today I had an interesting conversation with an Angel. The Angel wanted to know whether or not it were true that I bowed down and worshiped a statue when I prayed. I told the Angel that she was tripping in the “ West ”...there is no such statue. Only mind.
She told me that evil entered into the world through man and woman when they first partake of the forbidden fruit in the Garden Of Eden. I told her that there was no such garden nor such fruit. Only mind.
At this response the Angel seemed stunned and wanted to know my thoughts concerning The Christ. I told her that Jesus was a Buddhist and Buddha was a Christian. And what of Muhammad she asked? Muhammad? I told her that there was absolutely no one to be placed next to or to be compared against Muhammad. Muhammad is Muhammad. Muhammad is CHOSEN! The gods do work in mysterious ways; however, there is no such gods in existence that work. Only mind.
She then asked if I was going back into the Temple. I told her that no such Temple exist. Just mind only.
In my most recent post I cited a real life example of how I was so gracefully socially-engineered. http://petalocsta.com/2012/02/12/wow-was-i-just-socially-engineered/ ( Yes, all slippers count and that's exactly one of the subtle ways social-engineers are able to slither their way inside to go with their move. ) Truth of the matter is that we live in a world filled with liars and cheats. Which leaves us to wonder- Under such a harsh reality...just how does one cope?
Although there are many tactics and strategies available to the those willing to put in the minimum requirements involved in defending oneself against such imposters, I am of the opinion that when it comes to defending one's system/network...these days and times we're gonna need a little something more on top of just seeking refuge in our spiritual masters. Let's have a look at what one of my close comrades, Mr. Pete Herzog, has to say about the issues that we face when it comes to living with lies and liars:
“ You security analysts will want to perfect your game in human security this March.
We have turned things around and can show you how people are broken and what you can do to fix them. So if you want to hold a security awareness course, teach family members to be safer, or even if you've just fallen for a scam or two before (or some bad love relationship) and want to know why, then this is what you should know. We did it like this because we know that it's not being smarter about security. It's about being smarter about why you do what you do and why you believe what you do.

Following that we dive deep into trust. Even if you don't trust easily, the criteria we use be default to trust is heavily biased and usually just as largely incorrect. Trust is such an amazing tool that we can use it in so many ways yet so few have actually read the instruction manual. This is THAT manual. Learn to use trust to make the right risk decisions, hire the right people, understand and fix contracts, give the right people the right access to the right assets, and so much more. When it comes to trust in this world, you really will want to RTFM.

We live in a tough world full of liars and deceivers. Competition is fierce and unforgiving. People lie. But you don't have to fall for it. It's an important time to be a security analyst. It's even more important to be a great security analyst. Know your trust. Know your triggers. Know yourself.

I hope to see many of you at Troopers in Heidelberg, Germany this March! It's a great conference and we have these 2 great classes you'll want to be a part of.

Smarter Safer Better
Mastering Trust, the Certified Trust Analyst

Sign up here:

https://www.troopers.de/sign-up/up/

See you there! ” -ala Pete Herzog
Thanks my friend. So here's to living with lies and liars, y'all. Be there or be square. Square Business.
Peace.
All warfare is based on deception. Therefore, when able to attack, we must pretend to be unable; when employing our forces, we must seem inactive; when we are near, we must make the enemy believe we are far away; when far away, we must make him believe we are near.......

Friday, January 20, 2012

" Legion Of Ciphers "

We've played chess with lifer's, had shoot outs with snipers; the game is laid out plain through the text, can you decipher? The science or the study of protecting information- it's evident that SOPA's launched a threat against our nation. http://techland.time.com/2012/01/20/sopa-officially-postponed-until-further-notice-pipa-too/?iid=tl-article-mostpop1 Theirs somebody in a suit and a tie, don't want us sharing; our pictures nor or music but is anybody caring? 
Some dudes are gonna hate it because my views are Non-Repudiated; without my key you cannot fade it. Certificate Authorities....are not a job for me: my crew is Cain & Abel...this won't be hard to beat. 
We speak the code of geek and deep we creep within Retreats, our jobs is solving problems..it's the answers that we seek.
I'll penetrate your system like a Renegade,
know that my decision has been made when I open Sam Spade.
Two or three or more files can't produce the same output...excuse my French; but we learned that shit in Outlook. The practice of concealing many factors: It's hid  in plain-sight....THAT'S EXACTLY HOW IT HAPPENS. http://www.gohacking.com/2011/10/how-to-hide-data-in-image-audio-video-files-steganography.html


Friday, January 6, 2012

The Facebook Messiah

 

Here we go again, yall. If you're familiar with me than you already know what's coming this year with the next album....

"T.I.P got out the half-way house, well?" L.O.C's been out of the half-way house, that don't be shit that they can laugh about. I'm only representing half the South....
But you can catch me in The Bean on the scene after class turns out....
I'm John Beto; I hear or sense no evil,
every since I set my distance with Big Stevo'.
I stand tall through fall weather....
Me, relinquish this shit to yall? NEVER!
Bitch, I ball better.....!
You dudes are having Tea Parties. I'm from the Land Of The Heartless; it's the Home Of The Paid...where we're, wardiez. This is Dead Spot, just because I put on Red Sox in the mornings, when I step out in the Garden this is NOT...
where I sat out on the block everyday to get this knot this is NOT...
The Interstate I hopped when I copped this is NOT...
to be shared. My life ain't a widget or a site.
P-Loc is not a midget on the mic.
I'm THE FACEBOOK MESSIAH.

You got a sell? I got a buyer.
The freaking world is reaching higher!
Be a leader not a follow.....let's see how many LIKES...
the see how many TWEETS I get tomorrow. I'm the Facebook Messiah..









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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Don't Just share Workstations...Share Rewards

The Last Of The Real Hustlahz, from the mobile office 
 "Now, in order to kill the enemy, our men must be roused to anger; to gain the enemy's property, our men must be rewarded with war trophies. " -Sun Tzu

Most business leaders ( notice that I said most; not all ) are aware of, and accept the thought that great companies are built by great employees. Beyond a shadow of a doubt they know that their company's creative ideas, and winning execution, come from the work of its employees. And the retention of those great employees will be determined by three things mainly:
  1. How well you treat them
  2. How well you train them
  3. How well you pay them
Attention to all aspiring managers and business leaders: It would do you a great justice to not sleep on the fact that good people have a tendency to know their VALUE and what they contribute to a company or organization. So.....if you want to retain good people, you by all means need to pay careful attention to those three points that were just laid out. If your work environment is so demanding or the hours are unusual, you will need to compensate accordingly. End of discussion!!!
Companies who go against this wisdom and try to keep good people without investing in them often end
up being the loser in the war for talent. An employee who doesn't get training but wants to better him/herself will seek out an employer that will develop those skills. Employees who know they are doing a good job will want to be paid accordingly for that work. Wouldn't you?   


Here are some points that are required to successfully retain people in your company:
  • Offer rewards that are relevant to the employees- When and wherever possible, rewards must be dished out in relevance to the individual being rewarded. Different people want different rewards. Your reward structure should conform to the needs of your workforce, or the workforce you are trying to retain and attract.
  • Consistently communicate the value of what you offer- In order for what you have to offer your employees, as far as rewards are concerned, this consistent communication must go beyond a weekly paycheck for it to even be effectively registered. Understand: The paycheck is a given. Your employees need to understand what they are receiving and how it reflects the company's commitment to their talent. Constantly communicate the value of your benefits to your employees. This is particularly important with non-paycheck rewards. If it isn't obvious how what you are offering differentiates you from the competitors that want to hire them, they can't find value in that reward. The details are important here. Do you have a diverse staff? How many languages do you need to communicate in? Are certain benefits more valuable to certain employees ( e.g., flextime for working parents....hint- " ALWAYS A PLUS ")? Most importantly, DO NOT  rely on one single communication- too many people will fail to understand what your are trying to say.
And that's real talk.
Detour. 
As the Year Of The Dragon approaches, I can't help but wonder why no one seems to be talking about the end of the world anymore. What happened to the Mayan calendar that everyone was leaning on to wipe the human population out a couple of years ago? I'm just saying. But anyways, any other Dragons out there? 1976! 2012.
My big brother, Minh Duong, once told me....in the year of the Dragon, one's fire will be so constructive that those who contain this force, the Dragon's, must be very careful not to allow the fire to burn out of control...one must BECOME THE FIRE!  

  

Sunday, November 20, 2011

" The Tao Of Relationships "- Hear/Like/Share It


Artist, UNDERSTAND: More than ever before, you have to build that relationship with your fans. Especially online. Think about how easy it is to just not bother and simply go elsewhere to find whatever it is that you may be searching for online. If whatever you're searching for doesn't fit your immediate taste at the time that you launch the search, what do you do? You go elsewhere. and elsewhere. then somewhere else until you find what you're looking for. No matter how good your music is, it's competing with millions of other choices. If not billions.
So. The simplest way to promote your music and build an economic relationship with a consumer is to let them hear your music. Let them hear it repeatedly, without RESTRICTION. Let them grow to love your music and hear it as a part of their collection. If the relationship that you build with your consumers turns out to be REAL, maybe....just maybe you'll have a shot at some of their cash that they have worked so hard to earn. Cash that they must manage to the penny in today's economy in order to stay afloat. And I hate to be the bearer of bad news but ummm''....this type of relationship does not happen overnight, my friend. THIS IS NOT A REALITY SHOW! This is reality. Don't get it twisted and by all means don't take it personal- it's just how capitalism works ( or doesn't work? ). You provide value,  then you are rewarded with money.
UNDERSTAND: You don't get the money first- and you don't get to decide what value is. Sorry. http://newmusicstrategies.com/ 

All suffering begins with (1) our wanting something we either do not have or (2) something we do not need. 

Here's keeping with the act of sharing. Peace. Coincidence Or Conspiracy by Peta-Loc




Thursday, November 10, 2011

Learn Winning Ways: Problems Are Opportunities


With a lot of help from the comrades at Diaspora http://diasporafoundation.org/get_involved  I finally found a much more structured explanation to help you get glimpse of what it means exactly to be an Open-Source Record Label. It isn't easy but hey.....IT'S REAL!

What does it all mean?

Open source is about individuality, transparency, creativity, and destiny. It is about having an idea, and making it reality. Like Diaspora*, Loced-Out Recordz  was founded to fulfill a passion for fun, and for making the Internet a better place. Open source is what enables us to change the world, for ourselves, and let our friends across the web benefit from our exploration.
Open source communities are amazing things. And like Diaspora*, here at Loced-Out Recordz,  we believe that people should be valued for what they do. It does not matter if you have contributed to a project before, or are an elite open source hacker. Getting involved with Loced-Out Recordz  means that you get to work on hard problems, with a focus on solutions that work for artist in today's music industry. This is why if you contribute something meaningful to Loced-Out Recordz, we will give you core commit access. We are in this together, so giving excited people the chance to make huge changes always trumps keeping control sacred.

Where you come in

Just like Diaspora*, we all make Loced-Out Recordz. We might not know you just yet, but we think you'd be a great fit for building the future of the web and the music industry.  You're fantastic, and you're ready to change the world.
Contributing to Diaspora*, Loced-Out Recordz, .... http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox/prerelease.html let's sum it up... http://www.opensource.org/  comes in all different shapes and sizes. Whether you're a user helping us find bugs, providing feedback on our mailing lists, or contributing code or design, we need you.
(By the way, need a studio to record your joints in???? Don't trip. We got you. Here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/  )
Remember:
  1. Fight the Battles That Count
  2. Avoid The Avoidable
  3. Set High Goals
And last but not least, welcome to the Realest Social Networking Site On The Planet: http://chime.in/community/TheL.O.C. 


P.S. It's love. " The Heartz Of Man " ( produced by Luke Bredin of SPMtracks-beat by GHproductions ) by Peta-Loc



Saturday, October 29, 2011

How Do You Win? Make victory your ONLY option!

No matter where you work, you are not an employee. You are in a business with one employer-yourself-in competition with millions of similar businesses worldwide...Nobody owes you a career_you own it as a sole proprietor. And the key to survival is to learn to add more value every day. -Andrew Grove

" The Heartz Of Man " ( produced by Luke Bredin of SPMtracks ) by Peta-Loc

Sunday, October 23, 2011

The Art Of Making A Music Video ( Part 2)


The Art of  Making a Music Video
Part 2

Director’s vision
The  director’s vision is the most simple part of the article to write and read, but it might be the most difficult point to start with if making a real music video.
Before starting with a music video the director’s vision must be complete. I  personally do take my time after listening to the song and walk around watching  places, things, colors to get ideas. The director must have a basis for all of the scenes. To grasp this basis he is to find one basic scene, with which he will  start.
Having found the basic scene, the director may build all of the other scenes around this one. He is here to find a mode of filming which all the other scenes would suit.
A very  important thing is to find a way of filming. There shall be scenes with motion and static scenes. This in fact creates real motion. The director is to find a way to  frame the characters in the video, and find a composition for the picture. Note the Quicksand “Omission” video: there is a perfect  artistic framing. The camera is static, but the motion is pictured perfectly. http://youtu.be/4XstH23RYOA
What is interesting  in a music video, are the dancing scenes, cities, and landscapes; all artistically furnished interior with poetically arranged scenery, toy molds with  choreography, or any interesting ideas to make a video different.
The video shall be enriched with some extras, so the director is to figure out scenes of different picture perspectives, filmed in different places (scenery), with different motion schemes. It is important, that the video has not only the picture of the band performing, but also another scenes which illustrate the song. These extras can be poetic pictures. An extra is also a black and white or monochrome color scheme. These black and white and color scheme can be used along with each other. These extras are something the viewer will remember after having watched the video. Therefore, all of these extras should be outlined in the video, shown clearly. An extra must differ from the rest of the video.
Other extras are the use of computer graphics. Modern videos do use 3-D computer graphic design programs. The scenery is drawn with the use of such a program as Maya or Blender. The characters singing and playing are placed within an unrealistic world. Blender is freeware, and Maya, even if the purchase of the program is expensive, may be used in student’s version for 3 years.
The colors of the video may be fixed in Corel Photo-Paint.
As to the color scheme, the colors may be fixed after. Initially it is important to have enough light while filming. A dark picture is difficult to be fixed. If filmed in the interior, the room must be well prepared. If outside, the scenery chosen carefully.
Getting onto the first picture of the video we must find a feeling with which we will be filming all the scenes. This feeling is to be deep inside the director and not be lost while filming. It makes the video a whole art piece.
The director may draw pictures of scenes he wants to appear in the video on paper. A piece of paper is also very useful for drawing the way we want to frame while filming – the perspective, etc.

This is the end of Part 2. The author of this post may be reached here: http://twitter.com/#!/AneMonCaglio

Friday, October 21, 2011

" Rewind It " (Independence Day) "


How can you speak about repentance? Cause on the day of Independence; " my " freedom ended. With his windows tinted.I knew that he was scoping with a vengeance...and then he handed me my sentence. Why are they playing with me? He wants my license and insurance, my shit is legit, and I can ENSURE it. " It's a routine check, get out of the car so we can chat. " My lucks seems set. Cause now they're fucking with a vet. Straight to the pills and the hundred-dollar bills off in my shoe, what can I do? Cause once they hit the trunk this man is through. Termino'...Finido'..I guess I'm in denial, not me though, my thoughts are pre-occupied with SteBo. Where do " he " go? Or better yet...where do " we " go, after they run up on my set? Put his pistol to my head, he took my hands and then he cuffed em'...FUCK...I knew I shouldn't have trusted him.
It's a cold fucking game,

and hustlahz steady grinding,

" But I'm....kinda getting ahead of myself..."

Let me rewind it.

It's a cold fucking game,

and dudes are playing for keepz...

I sacrifice my life out in these streetz.
About a week ago, me and my boo went through our changes,
I'm bout to let y'all see how deep this game is.
It's dangerous, bumped up like going against the grain is..
People you thought you knew all your life...
turn out the strangest.
In six months, I'm bout' to born another seed. Me and this hustling chic'z at the room
smoking weed. Popping X and counting checks and drinking beer. A knocks at the door..
" Who the fuck have you told that we was here ? " I had a feeling that you were conning, when you told me you that you'd been jacked,..then...showed up at my trap without no scratch, without no pack...NOW,
Lady General's is in the room and I'm regretting it, I'm sweating it...she's just caught me with my dick in this bitch. " While we was pregnant? " Aww' Shit...
Bear with me. Cause dudes are out to get me. And snitch'z want me in this penitentiary. My clip will end up empty, cause I can't do another century. I'm balling til' I fall, nig-gaw'...RELENTLY! It's a Cold Fucking Game.
Since I done got ahead, I'll think I pick up where I started. It's time for me to see where these dudes hearts are at. I'm keeping dope, and seeking more, I gasta' sco'. I'm Houston bound. Kin-Folk, been beeping bout a week or so. I'm creeping now. I'm bout's to bounce off in a drought, to grab them rounds and stab, then pump them..back into the pound. I know Ne-Ne is down...but I can't have her in my mix, this shit has got too thick...I'm going solo in this bitch. My nigga Cream, it seems...been lacing up his weed. They beg me not to sell him no more cheese. My dreams have turned into nightmares, every time they call P-Loc's been right there...NOW THEY'RE TELLING ME THE STREETS DON'T FIGHT FAIR??? Mama's voice is drowning out reality, I hear her. They warn me from the grave. Police flashes in my rear-view mirror. At times it's hard to face the truth because it's sad. Feds were waiting for me off the Loop....HOW MANY COOKIES ARE IN THAT BAG?????

I invite you to something epic. Where we hustle out of  a sense of  hopelessness. Sort of  a desepartion. Through that desperation, we become addicted. Sort of  like the fiends we're accustomed to serving. Where we feel...we have nothing to lose so we offer you...well, we offer our lives. What do you bring to the table???-  S. Carter




I $tarted Small Time by Peta-Loc

Thursday, October 20, 2011

" The Art Of Making A Music Video: Part 1 "

 
       Well. A long time has passed since the start of the Indie Funda Project. http://www.indiefunda.com/ For those of you who are not familiar with the Indie Funda Project I'll offer a summation: Indie Funda was my first official online crew. My community. Today, I look at my experience with Indie as a sort of boot camp that prepared me for the things that were to come my way in the future while getting involved with online communities. I met a lot of good people over at Indie. One of which I present to you below. A true comrade of mine. Here recently he'd expressed to me his feelings about Indie. Not surprisingly, his views mirrored the great majority of views that have been coming to me personally in regards to the Indie community. As one of the early pioneers and official representatives of Indie Funda in the past, I take it upon myself to offer every artist/fan who'd gotten involved with Indie and supported the project an apology. Even though I've personally done nothing wrong, I'm apologizing just in case there were any one of you that  believed  in " me " to hold the fort down at Indie. ( I actually intend to write a post here in the near future explaining in more detail what the current state of Indie Funda is- to my knowledge at least .) After hearing the popular concensus of all the artist and friends who've expressed to me how they felt, I decided to take matters into my own hands so to speak. After making that decision I came up with a solution. Of course, we as artist/fans can never get back the countless number of hours we've poured into supporting a cause which seems to have only served to turn it's back on us at the end- things like this happen in life; and esp., online- however; what we can do is use it as a learning experience, stay true to our craft, dust ourselves off and KEEP GRINDING!! We live and we learn. So, without any further riff raff on my part I offer to you, the work of my dear comrade, Don Cagliostro. Enjoy!
Introducing " The Art Of Making A Music Video " by R (Michal Rutkowski) Find him on Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/AneMonCaglio


Note: I am not a professional film director. I wish to study film direction, and I have  made my attempts in creating music videos. Therefore the vocabulary used in the article may differ from the language used by professionals in film industry. Being a sincere public in person, and someone who filmed a few music videos himself, I wish this article is nevertheless interesting to the reader.



MAKING A MUSIC VIDEO/ article

The making of a video is a kind of songwriting. We are writing a song not with the use of notes, but with the use of picture.

The color scheme used in the video is crucial to the effect of the atmosphere of the video. It is much the beat alike: it becomes the measure for what we put into the frames of the video after, and the design for the scenery, which makes it also the song’s basic chord alike.

The band playing its arrangements is located upon this scene, which is the atmosphere of the video. To choose the instruments, the band, we must measure the scene: in a 4 minutes video there is some 20 cuts, within which we must enclose all the ideas we want to picture. This is in fact a scene. We want choreography, so we must count how much of motion may fit into the frame of our scene.

Best cuts, mostly short in length, do repeat. It is the chorus of the video.

Coming onto the video making, we must first choose if we want a feature film, an illustration for the music, or an impression.



Feature, Illustration, Impression

The feature film is based upon long cuts. The illustration for the music must go along with the song. An impression is a free way of film making, but it appears the most difficult one, because here we work with feelings, and we are therefore to go deep into the atmosphere of the musical track we picture.

In a music video, there cannot be long cuts except. There are some exceptions thought. The exceptions being if the video is meant to be a feature film. It is possible to make a video based on one long cut/scene, one act video. Starting at this point we are choosing from two slightly different ways of film making. The feature must be interesting, the viewer cannot get bored, so the film scenery here is to be a place, where we can move with the camera in different directions, without framing the same landscape. A simple example for this is the ‘Karma Police’ by Radiohead:http://youtu.be/IBH97ma9YiI  The car is rolling and we do see the same street, but there is movement. The use of a car's insides is very common in music video making, for there is one scenery (the inside of a car), but the surroundings do change. It is a trick: the viewer gets to focus on a changing scenery, but the whole is possible to be made with one long cut, without changing the scene.

For an illustration, the simplest way to communicate with the song is to picture the band/performer playing. It is to show the energy of the song. This is the most common way to make music videos. Its goal is simple as the video: it is to advertise for the live performance. Advertise not because it is assembled out of live performance scenes, but because the factor crucial to the video is the energy of the music, which is most important in live experience. Example: ‘Beauty School’ by Deftones. http://youtu.be/2bK4aeahcXc

The impression is to go deep into the feelings in the song. Here we do work with the use of symbols, or act a painter alike. The use of symbols is more simple than painting artwork in the video. A symbol must not be a straight visualization for what is in the lyrics or musical feeling. It can be an impression for what we do hear in the song. Beautiful example for this are the videos from ‘Inverta’.

Painting artwork in the video is the most deep and difficult way to present the music with the use of motion picture. It is multi-dimensional. It is more an artist’s audio-visual artwork presented in an art gallery alike. It is to be Arts, not Craft. It is based upon the poetry of the picture. Great examples for this are the videos for ‘Come as you are’ by Nirvana, and ‘Breaking the girl’ by Red Hot Chili Peppers. The director does act a painter alike: he/she is assembling the frame out of different pictures that come into his mind by feelings while listening to the music.



Arts and Craft

A music video is based upon feelings in its very sense. It is impossible to make a good music video as a craftsman skilled in his work. The skills needed is the use of the camera, the knowledge of the metrics of the clip, the eye for a well composed frame and the graphic designer’s skills for artistic remake of color schemes and effects while editing the video. This is needed for the director’s vision, which is basic before we begin with a music video.

A craftsman would measure the whole thing. He would count how many frames of this and that kind he must use to make the video interesting to the public, what kind of pictures and so forth. This is a failed way to make a music video.

An artist must be inside of the song/music. He must experience the music all around him, surrounding him, so that the pictures
appear. Inside of the music he becomes 100% responsive to what is in the sound and lyrics. This response will turn out the pictures for the video.

A shaman alike, the director is to trade his vision.



First step:
 The director’s vision.



End of part one. Here is my work in action. Enjoy. 

" Know Your Battlefield "


         Have you ever just sat back from your workstation, scooted away from the desktop, lit a cigar and asked yourself the most elementary of questions that you in your heart felt had to be the dumbest question that you'd ever asked yourself.... " who is my market " ? No, really, you've been in business over 10 years and here you are asking yourself whether or not you know who your market is. And so you proceed to answer yourself with something that falls somewhere along these lines here; " my market is those whom I must persuade to buy my product, my service, or my idea. " That little admonition seems so basic to you doesn't it? However.......
         It is the basics that we so often miss which cripple us in the end. To know your market, you must listen to your customers. In order to listen effectively, you must ask questions to probe for information. In addition to all of this there still remains the obvious: You must speak their language! Like I said, it's the basics. All praise is due to my dear comrade Barry Donegan for bringing this to my attention in this post. http://www.gazzmic.com/blogarchive/11-10-19/Promoting_Your_Songs_Worldwide_by_Empowering_International_Fans.aspx?CntPageID=1   
         
Right on to the Real!!!! 
Coincidence Or Conspiracy by Peta-Loc

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