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'one hundred cone billy' by herb superb - free download

As part of the 'Use It, Don't Abuse It' cannabis education campaign, the 'Cannabis Trust', sponsored by the 'Global Marijuana Music Awards', is offering a free, 100% legal download of 'One Hundred Cone Billy', by Herb Superb, from his classic CD 'Potsongs'.

The CD also features songs from the film 'Potluck' starring 'Chong' of 'Cheech and Chong'.

'One Hundred Cone Billy' is an amusing cautionary song regarding the daily consumption of large amounts of cannabis. It is worth the download just for the laughs, and it's a pretty sad and messy story, plus the music is good as well.

Herb Superb was the 2004 Winner of the 'Global Marijuana Music Awards, Best Recorded Track' with 'Rollin Hills of Nimbin'.

Free Download: 'One Hundred Cone Billy' (MP3, 4.1mb) by Herb Superb is taken from the CD 'Potsongs' (P&C Darbalara Music / Undercover Music).

The Cannabis Trust would like to thank Herb Superb, his record company Undercover Music, and the Global Marijuana Music Awards for helping to make this possible.

Email comments to Herb Superb: rouseabout@undercovermusic.com.au

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The Best People In History Used Hemp by Kenyon Gibson, author 'Hemp For Victory'.
Sniffer Dogs: Bring Down the Dogs of War, by Jaqueline Beanstalk
Sacred Herb, Sacred Rights, by Rev. Paul Farnhill, Cannabis Assembly
THC4MS by Mark Gibson, THC4MS
Gateway Not The Way by Andria Efthimiou, ENCOD, editor 'Users’ Voice'.
hear the speaches (mp3s)
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john sinclair by John Lennon

war on yeast - the dangers of bread.

space cake, amsterdam
by Yuyutsu RD Sharma

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