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SEXY! Wow! This episode is truly down n dirty. We got a tour of JT's Stockroom
which is a sex toy warehouse! It's more like an education, really. Led
by the ever-so-polite, Lucky Lana who makes even the most obscene bondage/torture
device seem 'okay'! After all that, we closed with a music video clip from mega talented rocker, "Bif Naked" performing "Let Down".
The music under the Stockroom part is us, Bubble with our song, "Sex Sells". You can find it here at iTunes.
Happy holidays!!!!
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ass hooks. hehe.
Posted by: Juli | December 28, 2005 at 03:30 PM
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Posted by: bobo | January 10, 2006 at 12:25 PM
JustEnoughTV for real music from real musicians...and we got Biff Naked Videos! These days the major record labels and their preferred producers are producing carbon copy music with no substance. That is why we started a online TV channel called JustEnough TV. We feature all indie artists and their music videos. Thats right, artists who produce their own music and build their career based apon musical merit. And the results have been amazing. Consequetively for the last 4 months we have had month to month growth at www.justenoughtv.com of 160%. To benefit the artist even more, we secured a contract which allows us to place indie music videos on MSN Video. MSN Video has 9.3 million monthly viewers. See the 'Indie' channel under the 'Music' category. There is a huge growing movement of Indie labels and artist. It is an exciting time, and it is time for the revival of real music.
Posted by: Luke Archer | May 12, 2006 at 04:17 PM