Ruff
Di-Mondz is a rap duo from Brooklyn, NY. The group is made up of the
two female mc's Tiny and Trini. (from left to right on the picture)
They released one single in '94 on
Pleasure Street Records with the two tracks "Off Mine" and "Powers In The P", which was available on vinyl and cassette with
the catalog number PSR002.
Both tracks are dope! "Off Mine" is a
ruff n rugged joint with a bit ragga toasting. "Powers In The P" got a nice party vibe and the Ruff Di-Mondz let the boys know how
they roll when they get it on. But it's also addressed to the girls
to fight for their sexual empowerment.
The tracks were produced by
Ruff Di-Mondz and Shawn Robinson, with additional production by The
Bluez Bruthas, which is the production team from Lord Digga and Norm
Bates (R.I.P). Executive producers are Al McCarther Jr. and Red One.
The songs were recorded at Firehouse Studio in NY, engineered and
mixed by Ethan Ryman and Red One. They recorded more tracks as Ruff
Di-Mondz, but the tracks were never released.
I was able to talk with
Robyn (Tiny), she gave me a bit more info about the group and was so
kind to give me the two unreleased tracks "2 Fa Ya Head" and "Raise Em Up" for your listening pleasure.
Tiny and Trini made music together since 1990, back then their group name was "Total Effect" and later they changed their name to Ruff Di-Mondz. The song "Grab The Mike" was released on a cassette
sampler titled "New Music Nights Festival (Unsigned '92)". There
is another record on Pleasure Street Records from 1992 by Pure
Pleasure with the track 100° Fahrenheit, which was also produced by
Al McCarther Jr. and Red One.
2013 is the year Gee Rock
announced the "Urban Legendary Project (The Legacy)"! In plain terms that means this year he is 35
years active in the Hip Hop Culture! It's long overdue to take a closer look at
the legendary Gee Rock! I contacted him and interviewed him, or more precisely we had a conversation through the past months and the following text is the essence which focus on his Biography and Discography.
Gee Rock (Derek Simmons)
was born March 28, 1963 in Summit, New Jersey.
He is mainly known as a
MC, Producer and DJ, but he is representing all Elements of Hip Hop
and also got his roots in Breakdancing and Graffiti. His love for
music started at an young age, especially funk music from the 70s got
his attention, Bands like Parliament, Funkadelic, James Brown, Kool & The Gang,...
His passion for the Hip Hop Culture started In 1978 while
he was visiting a private school together with his cousin in Los
Angeles, CA. He started dancing and practiced the dance styles
Popping and Locking and the robotic style. A year later he went to
Plainfield, NJ and finally moved to Newark.
It was at the end of 1979
after he was listening to "Kurtis Blow – Christmas Rappin", he
decided to write his first rhyme to the instrumental, it was called
the "Universal Rap". Afterwards he wanted to produce his own
beats and bought a Boss Dr. Rhythm Drumcomputer, soon after he
extended his first setup with a Casio SK-1 sampling keyboard to add
more content to his beats. He focused on making music and he got more
professional with producing beats. Through the years he had all major
samplers and drum machines, like Akai MPC 60 / 3000 / 2000, Emu SP 12
/1200, Ensoniq ASR-10, Casio RZ-1 and all Drum machines from Roland,
Korg and Alesis...he changed his gear every year.
In 1982 he formed
the duo "Too Dangerous" together with Dj Johnny Dangerous
(Johnny Holiday). A bit later a second rapper named MC S Dee
(David Lamar) joined the group for about 2 years who then enlisted in the army. They recorded "Rock The Beat" and "We Like Percussion" (feat. S Dee) in 1982 and "It's Just A Groove" in 1984 at the Studio from Vaughan Mason (Vaughan Mason & The Crew / Raze). Dj Johnny Dangerous later left the group and was replaced by DJ Treacherous D (Arnold
Durant). They got a record deal at Big House Records in 1985 and released their only 12" single with the two tracks "Danger Zone"
and "Rock On" in 1988, they pressed only 300
copies, which makes it a sought after record now.
They were also
working on an album which was never released due to a management
change of the label. Only 6 testpresses were made of the album, but
unfortunatley these got lost. Besides "Danger Zone" and "Rock
On" there was the very first version of "The Concept Might Break
You" on it along with tracks like "Devotion", "Go", "In
Love", "Groove To Get Down" and "No Drugs Allowed". Too Dangerous
was managed through the Famous Artists agency and was on a major tour
in 1989 with the Famous Artists roster (BDP, MC Shan, ATCQ,...)
(click on the picture to enlarge and see the full roster)
Too Dangerous on Tour
After the tour DJ Treacherous D left the group and DJ
Haste Precision (Ezekiel Washington) became the final DJ of the duo and in 1990 Too Dangerous disbanded.
It's Just A Groove
Danger Zone
Rock On
The Concept Might Break You
In 1987 he met the female
singer Crystal at Big House Studio, while she was looking for a deal.
She already had a record out as "Silver Star" with the 12" single "Eei Eei O" in 1982 on Enjoy Records. Crystal and Derek formed the production company "CND Productions",
this is where the three letters "CND" are originally coming from. They were together off and
on for about 5 years and they recorded a lot of songs together, which
unfortunatley got lost forever. After they parted
he kept the name and started recruiting artists. From now on his name
was followed by an attachment: "The CND Coalition" (before also known as the
"The Rock On Posse"). "CND" stands now for "Creating New
Dimensions" and "The Coalition" consists of a bunch of artists
he worked with, first was N.I.G. Dee soon after came Skee Love (aka Earl
Jonez) and then the first lady Quannie Quan (aka Treazure), followed
by a whole host of others which turned up: Lord Money Green, Skully (aka Boss Man), Sarge Roc, Da Mad Artist (aka Showtyme), Punkincee,
JaJa Binx and Tamika Scott. Today he names Lakim Shabazz and Percee
P. as honorary members. Another longtime close comrade on his side
was Tonski-Spies (aka Tony Arafat) from the "Rescue One Posse". In 1993 he founded "Force One
Networkz" and his label "Force One Records" and he released on his new born label his
first solo album "Strait Outta Jerzee". He
only made a few copies on cassette and it even came without a J-Card.
Tracklist:
Strait Outta Jerzee
Pass Da Props
Future Of Da Funk
Phunkaponatime
Follow For Now
It's Like Dat (feat.
Punkincee)
This Is A Recording (feat.
Da Mad Artist)
Flippin Da Hip Hop (feat.
Sarge Roc)
Do Or Die (feat. Skully,
Skee Love, Yaskills)
Can I Get A Hey
Da Concept Might Break You
We Got It Going On
there are actually two
more tracks on it which don't appear on the printed tracklist of the
tape: "Whats Up Wit Dat" (feat. Daddy Dee) and "Accapella Thang" (feat. Tonski-Spies, Rig.X & N.I.G. Dee). "Can I Get A Hey" is mislabeled and is "Can I Pick It Up" featuring Waz Most (Boom Skwad), Skully, Black Six (aka Java Da
Ancient) and DJ E.Z. Money on the scratches.Yaskills on the
track "Do Or Die" later changed his name to "Nocturnal", we
know him from the Hit Squad (guest features on PMD – "Never Watered
Down" & "Knick Knack Part 2", EPMD – "Dungeon Master", Das EFX –
"Someone Told Me"...).
Side 1
Side 2
the provided "Strait Outta Jerzee" soundfiles are not from the cassette version and "Do Or Die" and "Da Concept Might Break You" are not included!
In '93 he co-produced the debut album for "Tonski-Spies" titled "Werewolf
Personality", a 8 tracks strong tape only release on Rescue One
Records. In the same year he created the character "Baby Boy" with a pitched up voice to spruce up and heat up some funky joints. A year later in 1994
he released "Da Funkee E.P.", which was a tape only
release again with the 4 tracks: "Follow For
Now" (different version than the one on
"Strait Outta Jerzee") , "Tha Concept Might Break You", "Universal" and
"Sway To Tha F.U.N.K".
Follow For Now / Tha Concept Might Break You
Universal / Sway To The F.U.N.K.
In the same year he
handled the production for Skee Love's debut 12" single with the 2
tracks "Higher" and "Gangster Syndrom" and the debut EP from
Quannie Quan titled "Every Which Way But Soft", he had a guest
appearance on the track "Straight Off Da Dome", but the EP is
unfortunatley unreleased. His third tape
release "Sway To Tha Funk" is from
1995 and comes with two tracks and two skits: "Sway
To The Funk" (different version as on Da Funkee E.P.), "Insanity"
(Skit), "Can I Break Em Off" and "Universal" (Skit). The
scratches and cuts were done by Dj Treacherous D and E.Z.
Money.
Sway To The Funk / Insanity
Can I Break Em Off / Universal
Here we have the two dope unreleased joints "Bussin Shotz" and "Deadliest Venom" from '95.
Bussin Shotz
Deadliest Venom
From '96 - '98 he
was part of the Kevin Kieth & Dirty
Dozen Radio Show on 105.9 f.m. W.N.W.K. (formerly W.H.B.I.). Kevin
hired him to join the Show after an interview in '95 while he was
working on the "Untouchable" project. The tracks of the project are "Untouchable", "Funkdafied Soul" (feat.
Skee Love), "House Of The Rising Storm", "Mic Contact" and "Live From The Bricks" which features besides Skully and Kimo, the well known Tame One from the Boom Skwad / Artifacts! The Project was then only released through airplay on the show. He was too busy with the Radio Show and other upcoming projects to
give the "The Untouchable" a proper release.
Untouchable
Funkdafied Soul
House Of The Risin Storm
Mic Contact
Live From The Bricks
In his radio days in '96
he also teamed up with J-Force for a dope collabo track titled
"Underground Ikonz". J-Force released two dope classic underground singles: Bull's Eye 12" (1995) and "For All Thoze / Runnin' On E" 12" (1996) with Marley Marl involved.
Underground Ikonz
1996 was a very productive
year, he produced for Skee Love the "Funkdafied Soul" EP, a
tape only release with the 3 tracks: "Funkdafied Soul", "The
Concept Might Break You" and "Higher". Skee Love asked Gee Rock
to do his own version of "The Concept Might Break You", cause it
always was a favorite tune from him.
He did the production of
the debut EP from Brown Hornet & The Stinga titled "Long
Overdue". Gee Rock and Mis Fit
appeared on the track "Freestyle Fanatics", Brown Hornet &
The Stinga later changed their name to Left Hook Right Hand.
Brown Hornet aka Double O appeared with guest features on two Redman albums on the tracks
"Cloze Ya Doorz" and "Bricks Two". Also he produced the split
vinyl EP from N.I.G. Dee and Tonski-Spies in '96 released on Rescue
One Records. The track "Rough And Rugged" from the EP is featuring Gee Rock,
Tonski-Spies and RJ (aka R-Sun from Native Trinity). Native Trinity already had a dope 12" single out in '94 titled "Laws Of The Land / Check It Out".
Here we have two another dope
unreleased tracks from '96 called "For The Braincellz" (feat.
Franky 2 Backs & Stroke One) "Brickz Brigade" (feat. Case Da Champ, Waz Most, Quannie Quan & Stroke One)
For The Braincellz
Brickz Brigade
In 1997 he released a
split vinyl EP together with the jersey rapper Tru on Force One Records. Many years later Tru released his first album "Ins-Tru-Mentals".
Tracklist:
Word Is Bond
Sway To The (F.U.N.K.)
Constant Elevation
Edge Of Insanity
Keep Your Eyes Open
Trick Or Treat
In '97 he also recorded
"Sign Of The Time"* (feat. RJ of Native Trinity) and "Freestyle Fellowship" (feat. Napps, Mr. Kind, Egypt, & Quannie Quan) but again these
dope tracks are unreleased.
* In 2006 he made the remix Sign of the Timez (feat. Lakim Shabaaz, Prince Allah).
Sign
Of The Time Freestyle Fellowship
In 1998 he released his
third album "Phuturfunkaristik" on cassette through
Force One Recordingz.
He rereleased this album later in 2006 as Phuturfunkaristik 2000 XL with a altered tracklist.
Mytee G. Poetic who
appeared on the track "Krazy 8" also had some dope 12” singles in the 90s: "Com’n Wit Nuff Ruffness / Brick
City Blues" (1994), "Com’n Wit Nuff Ruffness / Listen To The Lyrics" (1995) and "Discovery Zone /
Ghetto Journalism" (1996). In ’98
he produced the track "Stick And Move" for Nig Dee which was
available on the Various Artists compilation CD "Insomniac Magazine
Presents: Can't Sleep On The Streets".
Around 2000 he stepped
into film making and made 4 movies: "Place To Be", "A Man
Called Steel", "The Get Together" and "Phone Tap". "Place
To Be" is a Hip Hop film and he also produced the soundtrack with various
artists. "A Man Called Steel" was in many film festivals,
including Tribeca. "The Get Together" was a comedy movie.
In
2002 he produced the album "Ghetto Child" for N.I.G. Dee. A few
copies were pressed on tape, but it was never released.
In 2003 he met
Percee P through Quannie and Percee put him up on myspace and another
productive era began.
The Place to Be Soundtrack:
Throw Your Hands
- Treazure
Question Of Truth - Gee
Rock
The Legends Are Comin –
True School All Stars
How Many Mcees -
Clapp 2000 (Al B Dog)
This Is How It Should
Be Done... – The Coalition
Everlasting – Gee
Rock, Lakim Shabbazz
Ghetto Vibe – Earl
Jones
Ghetto Hot - JaJa Binx,
Gee Rock
I'm Back – Nig Dee
Tryin To Get A Deal -
JaJa Binx
Sign Of The Time –
Gee Rock, Lakim Shabbazz
CND Anthem - Earl
Jones
Stretchin Out –
Gee Rock, Treazure, Tamika
The Big Payback - Gee
Rock, Earl Jones
Wewannaparty - Force
One Pham
Hip Hop In The Place
To Be... - Curtise, Gee Rock
Freestyle Flow –
Earl Jones, Abry (aka Braby Face of Native Trinity), Gee Rock
In 2006 he released another Soundtrack: Force One Networkz
presents: Street Life (Inspired By The Underground Hit Film “The
Game Is Dead”)
Ready To Lose - Abrey
Dewan
Code Of The
Streets - JaJaBinx & Gee Rock
Everything Must Change
- Lord Money Green
Street Life -
Treazure & Tamika Scott
A Fool And His Money -
Bumpy Johnson
Insanity (Skit) - Gee
Rock
Ghetto Child - N.I.G. Dee
Tha Dream (Skit) - Earl
Jonez
No Drugs Allowed -
Gee Rock
Here are all other releases he did:
Return
Uv Tha Funky EP II (2006)
Tha Birth of Hip Hop
At tha Jam Uv tha Mic
Back in tha Daze
Hollywood Swinga
Let Yourself Go
Sign of the Timez (2006
Remix) (feat. Lakim Shabaaz, Prince Allah)
Tha Realness
Brick City Breaks
VOL.1 -10 (2007)
The
Funky EP XXL (2007)
Hip Hop Prelude
Tha Dope Skit XXL (feat.
A-Form, Maddfiles)
Aint Nobody Hot XXL
Constant Elevation XXL
Thuggin Is Over XXL
Hollywood Swinga XXL
Goldfinga XXL
Let Yourself Go XXL
No Drugs Allowed XXL
Cypha Royal XXL (feat.
Mel Official, Percee P, Lakim Shabaaz, Jace The Great, Treazure)
So True XXL (feat. Jameek
Karriem)
Still Dont Stop XXL
Summa Uv 79 XXL
Aint Nuthin Like It (Hip
Hop) XXL
Various Artists - 100 Degreez
Deep Vol.1 (2008)
Y'all Dont Want None
- Left Hook Right Hand
Give Em What They Want -
Mel Official
Here Undaground - Gee
Rock & Tha CND Coalition
Lets Do It - Musik G &
The UGA Musik G & The Underground Army
Man to Praise - Percee P
This Is for the Streets -
Franky 2 Bax
Blowin Up - Bombchelle
Today - Arkivez
Chin Check - DJ Ray Swift
Jerz State of Mind -
E-Illa
Lovesoul - Jameek Karriem & Wizdom
God
Hip Hop Holy Wars - LinQue
What Else Can I Say - Gee
Rock & Tha CND Coalition
The Struggle - Bombchelle
Since I Found You - Apollo
My Fam - Xavier &
Lavaryl
Last of the Greats -
Percee P
Taking It Back - Tru
A Form of Expression - A
Form
Here We Come - Gee Rock &
Tha CND Coalition
Various Artists - 100 Degreez Deep Vol.2 (2009)
3
Dahardway (PROMO) - Gee Rock, Percee P, Lakim Shabazz
Live From The Bricks
(feat. Tame One, Skully & Kimo)
Code Of The Street (feat.
JaJa Binx)
Sign Of The Timez (feat.
Lakim Shabazz & Prince Allah)
Qwestion Of Truth
The Big Payback (feat.
Skee Love)
The Legends Are Comin
(feat. Robbie Rock, Waterbed Kev, Booski)
What Else Can I Say
Aint Nuthin Like It
(Remix)
and last but not least
here are some more artists he worked with through the years:
45 King, Apache,
Awesome Two (Special K, Teddy Ted), A-FS 201-973,
A.C. The P.D., Bryce Snow, Big
Seven, Big Jeff, Treach (Naughty By Nature), Chill Rob G,Dj Baron, Dj
Champagne, Dj Mecca, Dotta Rock (Fantastic Five), Doc Strange, Flavor
Unit, Furious Five, George Clinton (Parliament / Funkadelic),
Gunsmoke, Hunter Hayes, Jam Master Jay, Jesaka Saylove, Kool Keith, Kurt Nice, Lord Yoda, Mr. Funky
(Lords of The Underground), MC War Flattop, Phaceizdaname, Pure
Dynamite, Pow Wow, Queen Latifah, Rodney C (Funky Four +1 ), Super
Lover Cee, Split Personality, Steven Washington (Slave), Viola, Wendy
Day,...
A big THANK YOU to Derek for making this possible. He plans to rerelease all his music and also some dope wax is coming soon through a new hot label ;)
Rickochet / Rickochet Mob is a crew from Jamaica / Queens, NY. In 1992 they released a 12" single on Rickochet Records with the track "Gotta Have Money" feat. Big Cee. A really dope cut! Produced by Will Slayer & Rickochet Rick for Rickochet Productions, Lyrics by Cee Williams. Music by: G. "Slayer" Gomez and Rick Strickland, mixed by Class & Doctor Def, engineered by Doctor Def. Executive producer is R. Strickland and M.C. Delite, recorded and mixed at Lil Rascals Studios. There is a second 12" single on Rickochet Records from '94 with the 2 tracks "Another Dead Nigga In The Street" and "You Can Get The Finger" (2 versions). I prefer "Another Dead Nigga In The Street"! the other track is also nice, comes hardcore, but the female chorus is just waste. Produced by Gold Finger for Rickochet Productions, recorded at Tin Pan Alley Studio, mixed at Power Play Studio, executive producer is R. Strickland. Lyrics by R. Strickland, F. Robinsons, J. Bryant and D. West. First i thought there is Jam (aka Jam D.O.T. / Jam Da Original Trooper, real name James Bryant) on the record, cause there is a J. Bryant at the lyric credits and one MC is sounding a bit like him on both tracks and the fact that are both from Queens and the "Jam - Soul Search'n' / Like This" 12" was recorded at Lil Rascals Studios and mixed by Doc like the "Gotta Have Money" 12" and the clue that there is a Rickochet shout out on the track "Queens" from the Survival Series - 11355 split EP, these details made me think about it, but i asked him and he told me he has nothing to do with it.
D-Law & The Bounty Hunters and A.K. Serious are from Hartford / Connecticut. Their first release on Mad Man Recordings was a 12" single with the track "The Gutta" and they also released a cassette EP called "Touch Bottom" in 1994 on the same label. This tape has the 6 cuts "Bounty Season", "Nuff Respect", "Stop Bitch'n", "Touch Bottom", "Pot Hoes" & "The Gutta (Remix)". All songs written by D-Law and A.K. Serious. Produced by Boileroom Productions. Some dope stuff, i like all tracks, but "Nuff Respect" is my shit and i really dig the production on "Pot Hoes"!
D-Law and The Bounty Hunters feat. A.K. Serious - Touch Bottom Cassette EP
J.B. (J. Bologna) & Mello Mike Hype (Mike Wheeler) is a duo out of NYC, both are rapping and producing. In 1994 they released their first 12" single on Street Funk Records with the two tracks "Smoove Ruffness" & "Defenders Of Da Funk". Both joints are really dope! "Smoove Ruffness" is some ruff, rugged & raw shit with a heavy bassline and some nice horn stabs. They also made a video for that tune! (shot and edited by Dean Raimondo) "Defenders Of Da Funk" comes funky with a harmonica sample. Both tracks are produced by J.B. & Mello Mike Hype. In 1995 they followed with their second single titled "Dillsnick", check out the video!
J.B. & Mello Mike Hype - Smoove Ruffness / Defenders Of Da Funk 12" single
Redd Bull is a female MC from Philly and she is down with the Ruggedness Fam. She released two records on Kixx Records, the first one is a 12" single from 1994 with the three tracks "Rude Girl", "Bring On Da Bull" & "Ghetto Illusion", the second one is the "Raindrops" Ep from 1996. Let's take a closer look on her debut single, all three tracks are mad dope, but i like "Bring On Da Bull" the most, the beat is just amazing! "Rude Girl" featuring guest rhymes from Ruggedness (from Ruggedness Madddrama) and "Ghetto Illusion" got a bit ragga toasting on it and uses the same sample we also heard on "Tribal Move - Lost In The Dark" from the 10 Deep Compilation. All tracks produced by Super T and Ruggedness, Executive Producers are Tab Edwards & Keith Davis. All tracks written by Redd Bull & Ruggedness, "Ghetto Illusion" is also written by Super T. All additional vocals from Ruggedness & Chink (aka Ruggedness Madddrama), Darkman (Lyrical Terrorists), Chuck-E aka Daddy-C & Super T. Recorded and engineered at Silicon Chip by Christian Barth. Tab Edwards label Kixx Records is still active but the best stuff were released in the early days of the label from '93 to `96. The first Kixx Records release was the Ruggedness Madddrama debut single from 1993: Ruggedn'ess & Madd Drama - Big Boyz / Comin At Cha 12", besides the Redd Bull tunes there was also Ital The Ruffian who released "The Enemy" Ep in 1995 and the album "Workaholic" in 1997.
Redd Bull - Rude Girl / Bring On Da Bull / Ghetto Illusion 12"
KNOW Respect is a group out of Baltimore, MD. I am not sure about the members, there is DJ Hollow Tip and 2 MC's (Human T. & Hollow?) rhyming, but it seems to me that DJ Hollow Tip is also on the microphone. KNOW Respect released a cassette single in 1994 titled "Dead Society", i never saw it as a Vinyl 12” Single. The Titletrack "Dead Society" comes in a main and remix version, the main version got a dirty and clean mix, the clean mix got a different intro. There is also a bonus beat on it. "Dead Society" is a nice joint about the life in the streets. Written by KNOW Respect, produced by Dj Hollow Tip and recorded at Hard Knox Studios Baltimore, MD. Production arrangement by Stanley Newsome III, executive producer is Lloyd Stanton (Honey Bee Records) and associate producer is D.J. Junnie "P" of E.A.(II Fresh Productions). DJ Hollow Tip produced later in 1997 for the group L.M.S. and a single in 1999 for the two L.M.S. members Blax & Erik Nell.
"10 Deep", a nice compilation on Ready Or Not Records from 1994 out of NYC. We have 8 different artists performing on this wax, here is the tracklist:
Tribal Move - Lost In The Dark Black Hoods - Comin' For Da Dough Unknown Soldiers - Out Da Gutta Wise Man - Stroken LD Jericko - Keep In Step Sonik Boom - Danger Biz X Calibur - Set It Wreck Creation - Raw Butt Naked
There are a few dope joints on it, but my favourite tracks are the first three cuts "Tribal Move - Lost In The Dark", "Black Hoods - Comin' For Da Dough" & "Unknown Soldiers - Out Da Gutta". "Lost In The Dark" is a smooth funky joint, "Comin' For Da Dough" is some ruff, rugged & grimey shit on a dope beat & "Out Da Gutta" comes also ruff as we love it! Execuitive Producer is Ron Johnson III and recorded at Ready Or Not Studio. On the same label was also released the Demaka - Knowledge is Power 12" (1992), Street Kulcha - U-N-I-T-Y 12" (1992) & Boz - Cops Stop Me 12" (1992).
This spot is about hip hop music from all eras, but with a main focus on the 90s stuff. This blog is more a hip hop archive were i try to give some information about my favourite artists and labels. I start with some not so famous artists and later on you will find here all the dope stuff ever released. please leave some comments (tell me what you think, which are your favourite tracks?) and write who you are and where you from. let me know if you got some additional infos or want to correct something, maybe you are one of the artists.
peace
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