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Adrenaline
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Stars World
03:07
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Knock Out
03:06
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In My Dreams
02:49
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Play
03:37
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Creep
05:31
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Droopy
04:19
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The Monster Inside
04:14
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Chaos
02:24
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Demon Show No Mercy
02:57
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DEFCON 1
02:52
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F***
03:59
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Super Producer Randolph New Mexico
Super Producer Randolph began to develop storylines along with this music which naturally progressed throughout his
albums.
One of many unique attributes of Super Producer Randolph’s writing style is the smooth layering of sounds and textures whose base style is considered a fusion of rock and electronica. The sound is refreshing and exhilarating bringing a new form of music to the airwaves.
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