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MPIII.com is an online community of people that find interest in electronic music. We strive to promote electronic music and the artists that create it. MPIII.com features downloads of live sets and mix sets posted by our members. These live sets and mix sets are posted in appreciation for the artists that created them. You will find biographies, images and links for all the artists featured on the site. This helps in promoting the people that create the music which we love. MPIII.com takes much pride in being a site rich with information and knowledge. Artists and DJs alike can use the site as a stepping stone to help them in their musical careers while we here at MPIII.com continue to provide thousands of downloads, videos, livesets and mixes to our devoted members.

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Myspace Boast Net's Partiers $320k Oklahoma Tax Bill

Sep 20th, 2008
The Oklahoman
By: The Oklahoman

Oklahoma City - Be careful when you boast.

Oklahoma college students who bragged on MySpace that their party business had served thousands of revelers have been hit with a state tax bill of $320,000.

The Oklahoman reported Sunday that 2007 tax documents indicate that the party business Kegheadz hosted more than 100 events over nearly five years.

But co-founder Julius Baroi estimates his business hosted just over 20 parties in 1 1/2 years, netting less than $2,000. Another co-founder, Jordan Glover, says tax officials were misled by 'hype' on the business' MySpace site that was designed to attract more partiers.

The site boasts that Kegheadz has 'over 1 billion served.'

Tax Commission spokeswoman Paula Ross says she cannot comment.

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