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Delta Sierra Charley, 6-1-1.

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With $60 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Turn this!

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Then the next generation radio content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticking friends in it.

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I like to think I'm flying into the future.

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One fasting kiss.

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That you're happy.

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and the sky is concreted away, and I am not in the same place.

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Motherland Board of businesses

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international pop festival.

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It's California DREAMEN.

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How cool is that that is now on the

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Pond Safe Music Network?

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I could not believe my luck when this showed up today.

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And it fits so well because it's almost been a week

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that has just been pissing down all across the

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United Kingdom, continental Europe.

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It's crap.

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Yesterday was just a teeny weeny bit better.

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But we still had rain throughout the day with big

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Columbus Nimbus clouds and just a

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accumulation of moisture.

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Now, about this song because you're saying, how could this be

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Pond Safe?

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This is what I love about what's happening with

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the back catalog essentially.

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Now, you know, the young Palette and I have been working for

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about two years now trying to get the hit test up and running

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in some form of legal fashion.

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I think we have that licked by the way.

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And I hope I hope I hope to be able to start

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very soon.

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But now you see that there are these smart

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marketers and smaller really small independent

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labels who are picking up back catalog that the mainstream

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record companies just can't sell.

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Don't have the ability to sell or maybe it's not worth it

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to them except for time-life books and time-life

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records, of course, which have great collections.

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But, you know, who wants to buy that when you see these

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like, you know, dead people hockin' him.

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Anyway, on this Monterey, actually, let me,

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what's the name of this label?

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Now, on the Pod Safe Music Network, you can just click on it

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and I'll tell me who the label is.

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Razer and Ty is the name of this label.

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New York-based Razer and Ty, one of the fastest growing

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independent entertainment companies in the United States.

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Razer and Ty successfully sells audio and video products

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through traditional retail distribution,

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direct response, television advertising, and e-commerce-based

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websites.

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And so, from that CD, which they've now turned Pod Safe

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very, very smart because I know people are going to buy this.

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Let me to play another track.

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They have the Who My Generation.

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I'm playing this straight from the website.

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If you're a member of the Pod Safe Music Network

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as a Podcaster, you get access to all these songs

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so you can play them in your show.

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Oh, hold on a second.

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I messed that up, didn't I?

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Hey!

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I need to flip that little box there.

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Let's try it again.

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See what?

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Oh, man!

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Can you believe how cool this is?

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So, actually, I'm going to put the player

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for this album on mycurry.com site

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because then you can listen to all those tracks for free.

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And of course, if you want to get more information,

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you can go and buy them.

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All right, everybody.

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It's hump day.

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We're halfway through.

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Some interesting news already coming to us here

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from the UK.

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I'm opening up the BBC News website.

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Music site, last FM, bought by CBS.

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For $280 million, 140 million pounds.

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Of course, that is probably the largest ever acquisition

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of a UK-based company, which last FM is.

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And I think this is very smart of CBS.

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Last FM, of course, streams music.

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In an interesting way, you know, that, but it's a social,

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music network, social, music listening network.

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Maybe it should be social, music experience network

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is probably better.

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A lot of people really love last FM.

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Now, their problem, of course, is with all these streaming rights.

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And, you know, we've been talking about the copyright royalty board.

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So these guys are probably sitting down and going,

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like, shit, what are we going to do?

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You know, someone's going to get around to us sooner or later.

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And to have CBS, who, of course,

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know very well how to negotiate rights with,

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with organizations such as ASCAP, BMI, and the RIA.

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There'll be perfect, perfect.

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So the community, I think, will benefit from this.

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And I think this is just a great, great acquisition.

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Is that that Quincy guy?

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Isn't that Quincy?

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What are I hearing in the background here, by the way?

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I'm hearing music from something.

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Oh, am I playing something?

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How the hell does that happen?

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Are you hearing that as well?

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This is very strange.

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Let me see, is it?

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Oh, what's that?

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It's coming out of...

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Where the hell is it coming from?

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Hold on, peeps.

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Got to check this one out.

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Okay, found it.

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That was the who playing in the background.

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I think that's, let me see if it says anything.

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Mr. Stixol, who's Mr. Stixol.

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Yeah, as part of the acquisition,

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the last of him management team, including found this Felix Miller,

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Martin Stixol and Richard Jones,

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will continue to independently run the online network.

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There must be someone from CBS saying something.

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Last of course, last of them is one of the fastest growing online communities on there.

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Last of him, strength in building communities around.

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Music, and it kind of was central to UBM.

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BBubbubbubbubbubbubbubbubbub os,

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The demographics also play perfectly CBS as ago.

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Yep, I think and write very, very smart spot on on that one.

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Got an email from Nicholas Coolner,

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a Nicholas said I think I found Trinity on Google Maps.

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I was playing around with a new street view feature.

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Checked out the Pod show.

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HQ location.

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you location. You've got to see this. This is un-for-can-wheel. There's Trinity. You can see

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your ass sticking out. I didn't know about this feature from Google, and it's given me

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some new ideas about what to do with Trinity. I told you that when I got back to San

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Francisco, I'd be announcing something. And now it's like, oh, man, I can add something

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very cool with this feature. Think about what we can do. And the question, of course, is

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what does the frequency that these pictures are updated? I know that my apartment, the condo

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in San Francisco, is still shows up as a building site, meaning it has to be at least five

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years old. That picture, but the street view, how often are these updated? And how does that work?

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Does anyone know? Because this is just flipping me out. I totally dig it.

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Hey Adam, this is Chris and Germany. And I think you should go with part of Germany to address

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an all-life pic because... No, it kind of dropped out there. What are you saying? He's giving

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me suggestions on where we should put our headquarters for part-show Germany. And did it just

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suggest, just, like, sick? Interesting. Chris and I like to have a lot of growing a lot of growing

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economy, excuse me. And I think this would be a good chance to climb with the economy in

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East Germany, and to build a big partial HQ here in East and Germany. And I think media

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cities like Colone are dying out. I think the next big media city will be Berlin.

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That's interesting. Do you think the Colone is dying out? Berlin is going to be a big

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couple of people who said Berlin. Apparently there's like the big Sony media center that you

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can write offices in. I don't know if we want to do that. I mean, that's not really us.

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You know, we're in shortage here in London, which is pretty much the wrong side of the

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tracks. Where we feel extremely comfortable, by the way. So I'm not too sure.

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Uh, come to East Germany. We have the most beautiful girls here. Uh, come to East Germany. We

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have the most beautiful girls here. Okay. Well, I think it's clear we're going to have to make

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the decision based upon the quotient of beautiful girls to the city. So the contenders now are

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Berlin. We have Munich is still kind of in the running. Colone is a high favorite, but we have

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no guarantee that there are cute women there. And Hamburg, I think those are the four contenders

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that we should be looking at. And by the way, cute guys, good too. Just send if you're really

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cool, then you'll go to your Potcho Plus account, which of course you have. And you'd upload

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some pictures of cute boys and girls so we can make a, uh, uh, a fully educated decision.

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And then of course, you could just put that into the comments right on daily source code.com.

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But if you're the lazy bugger, then go ahead and just email me a picture. Okay.

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Let's see, what else? A lot of stuff came in to the email box today. Oh, I want to remind you that

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episode number five of boomed is out. That's the original series game show in audio from Potcho.

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Johnny Todd. Is that what he's still called?

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And on episode number five, it's Dawn and Drew. And it's, uh, it's always great to hear two people

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who know each other very well, completely intimately just talking amongst themselves. But to compare

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their knowledge is probably even funnier. So you'll want to. And who of course will win the

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Nokia N800 web tablet of the two? I have a feeling that the way those guys are, you know,

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if like Dawn one and she wouldn't let Drew touch it. Have they, uh, has their, uh, interview

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with Ziggy Marley come out yet? Hold on. Uh, that would mean that Ziggy would be on the, because I

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thought he was going to put a song on the Pot save music network, hold on. Just do a search for Ziggy

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see if it's up yet. I'm surprising, you know, it's like it's hard to keep up with all the things that

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are going on there. Ziggy, no, no, no. Yeah, Ziggy Marley, shit. When did that go up? Let's listen to this a bit of

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that into the group is the title of it on the Pot save music network. Well, screw me. Who knew, let's

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listen for a second.

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