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Look Out Ladygaga! First Of Two Newly Released Songs About Heaven Declares All Out War in Heaven

Internet marketing undergrounder, record producer and author John David Balla desired for many eons to juxtapose his analytical works alongside his creative zeal for creating provocative music and video into a single medium.

Now technology has ultimately got it together.

His first of 2 Multimedia Ebooks, sold and distributed by CathedralRockPublishing.com, is a pivotal moment in multimedia eBook applications, positioning theological research with a promo video interpretation of that research.

It all started over a dinner conversation about the Book of Genesis. "I just knew that there wasn't something write about this story, something the average Clergyman didn't like us to know, so I decided to take a crack at it myself," Balla recalls, who majored in sociology and psychology at Blackburn U back in the mid 80s.

MultiMedia eBook with self-contained video

For the music video that followed, Balla found inspiration from the edgy sensibility of Lou Reed, and the religious disbelief of Bill Maher's highly provocative film, Religulous.

An early demonstration version of the song, In Heaven (there aint no), was helped along by KISS frontman Paul Stanley, who recommended adding a bridge between the following and 3rd verses. The rest, as they say, is electronic bookhistory.

"With our multimedia e-book applications, book publishers, record companies, and even hardcore scholars now don't need to rely old school publishers," said CathedralRockPlushing.com co-founder, Stephen Smoke. "What's more, we are finding all sorts of ways to generate new income streams by repurposing the assets these firms already have, yet at a little part of the cost of creating other ones. This is especially tasty to music and print publishers, both of whom have been tormented by declining sales for years," Smoke added.

Not just multi-media eBooks.

While the electronic book reader market is exploding, the main part of content consumption is continuing to reside on Computers via the Net. As such, CathedralRockPublishing.com may continue to market and distribute stand-alone / companion MP3 albums and singles, music videos, and PDF documents of its multi-media eBooks for non-iPad users. Therefore, the company is obviously well situatedpositioned to meet existing and future desires of virtually any consumer as the dictionary definition of what a book is and what music is, continues to obscure.

As such, Balla's music video and critique of the 1st 2 books of Genesis are available in a range of formats, including

WMV, MP4, and M4v Video
MP3
.ePub for eBooks
and PDF for non tablet device users.

Not all e-book readers made equally.

Due to both its recognition as well as its capability to accommodate video and MP3s, CathedralRockPublishing.com develops its multimedia eBooks for Apples iPad as the baseline electronic book reader, using the standard .EPUB file format with definitely 0 proprietary code. "We also can support Amazons Kindles proprietary .MOBI format, which we are hoping will sometime support sound and video like the iPad," declared Smoke.

For the moment, CathedralRockPublishing.com has desisted from creating propriety Apple apps for Apples iBookstore. "The explanation is simple," remarked Smoke. "We just dont need to. Buyers download our .EPUB products right from our storefronts, and that's it. The product is immediately added to the iPads iBookshelf just like every other eBook," he added .

To receive full access to this debatable promo vid and multimedia ebook, go to the songs about heaven Internet site.