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With CB radio in hand and precise pick up coordinates delivered by control centre, a London Cycle Courier can become quickly accustomed to a pretty tight but nevertheless vast network circuit that encompasses surrounding boroughs of The City of London. A couple of riders from a a company of the said name feature here as they do in other Bike Messenger related stuff. What was special, stunning and indeed, shocking frommy point of view as a son of 2 Jamaican parents that, no matter how many Oriental clicks the owner of that camera makes as they tour in large groups around town, a lot can be literally overlooked. Black Slavery was one of the main incomes on the docks of the Thames river as well as goods such as Tea, Tobbacco, Herbs and Spices, Fruits, Rubber ,Oil and Timber. For a Courier as I was in the nineties and during the the early twennies, i knew the City like the back and front of both my hands, which lead me to further research and generally absorb the vibe of the place. A place actually built on death, rape , slavery and pilage as told by DaDat spitting machinegun snippets although the song was actually hard to lip sync. Also Cyberlinks 12 program is getting a run in here with the crome key effect. The beats were built with traditional old Akai tech and the song produced in 2006 while on the Courier Circuit. GETTCHA HIP HOP RIGHT HERE (c)2004