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Bi-Polar 3.0
02:17
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It's instrumental.
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The Hustler
03:08
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Instrumental
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Jamaican Martian
01:58
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Instrumental
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Stomp that Trick 2.0
03:26
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Instrumental
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Futuristic Funk 3.0
02:39
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instrumental
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Fire and Ice 2.0
03:53
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Instrumental...you notice a pattern here?
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