The Cork Cock

THE CORKCOCK is the most expensive Online Store on the market in mp3 and wav sales.

THE CORKCOCK comes from an old Chinese tale that tells the story of a famous painter known as Lao in the days of the first emperor of the Ming dynasty.

The story goes like this: On a hot summer day, the emperor called the Court to the most famous of Chinese painters, to translate on a canvas the drawing of a rooster. Lao was commissioned by the emperor himself and later returned to the Court at the express wish of the monarch in order to contemplate the artist’s work. Curiously, the canvas continued as it was months before; Without any trace that could show the painter’s work. The offended emperor asked him why he followed the painting without painting, to which Lao replied that he would grant him what was left of tomorrow and the rooster would be finished, being the most beautiful rooster ever painted. Before which, the emperor agreed without remedy. Hours later, the rooster was handed over to the emperor and he recognized the value and great beauty of that simple rooster. Two gold coins were the price that the emperor wanted to deliver to the master for that work; however, Lao refused the money and left the palace with the intention of returning the next day to collect what he demanded in justice: A thousand ounces of gold.

Early in the morning, Lao appeared before the monarch with two large sacks of cloth. And emptying them before the astonished gaze of the emperor, the master showed four hundred and twenty-six sketches of roosters. Each one more beautiful than the previous one. The emperor then understood the reason for everything … And the painter was paid in justice.

This teaching is what explains why the high value and price of the works shown in THE CORKCOCK. Without a doubt, the most expensive Online Music Store on the market. And the reason is obvious: This is one of the best and innovative Online Stores for the most demanding public. And all this, thanks to the long work of creating a total of about three hundred melodic compositions, of which only eleven will see the light. The others will disappear because they simply detract from the beauty and uniqueness of these eleven selected songs after fourteen years of work in the shade.
Therefore, in THE CORKCOCK you can contemplate the much art and craft shown when choosing the most select range of songs, thanks in part to the high investment and the expensive unpaid work to date.
Now is the time for THE CORKCOCK to be known and that product is acquired by the many customers who love good music and the most demanding cinema.

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