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Killarmy The 6 Man Wetting mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The 6 Man Wetting Country: US Released: 2010 MP3 version RAR size: 1724 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1898 mb WMA version RAR size: 1157 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 647 Other Formats: MP3 DMF RA AAC FLAC ASF MMF Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Intro 0:28 2 Wargames 4:13 3 Lesson 1:24 4 Godz On Attack 3:52 5 Self Savior 3:22 6 Feel It (Extended) 4:23 Which Way You Going 7 3:57 Featuring [Uncredited] – Solomon Childs Energy 8 2:22 Featuring [Uncredited] – Cilvaringz Dart Tournament 9 2:35 Featuring [Uncredited] – Blue Raspberry, Cilvaringz 10 Foxhole Convo Skit 0:59 11 Peace 1:49 The Mourning 12 2:42 Featuring [Uncredited] – Superb Showdown 13 3:02 Featuring [Uncredited] – Hell Razah, Superb Next Generation (Origional) 14 3:41 Featuring [Uncredited] – Ruthless Bastards, TMF 15 Skit 2 0:33 16 Wargames (Remix) 4:31 17 The Cookout 3:26 18 The Writer 3:10 19 Skit 3 0:22 Doe Rae Wu (Origional) 20 2:41 Featuring [Uncredited] – Ol' Dirty Bastard, RZA 21 Hip Hop Radio Interview 6:48 22 Freestyle 1 4:29 23 Freestyle 2 5:17 Freestyle With 27 Warrant Squad 24 5:19 Featuring [Uncredited] – TMF Featuring [With] – 27 Warrant Squad 25 Shogun Assassin Freestyle 1:29 26 9th Prince Freestyle 0:30 27 Killa Sin Freestyle 1:30 28 Beretta 9 Freestyle 1:03 Credits Compiled By – DJ Swarm Notes Slimcase Release with frontcover only. Comments about The 6 Man Wetting - Killarmy Hanad Release date says 2010, but I've had this since at least 2005. Related Music albums to The 6 Man Wetting by Killarmy K-Fik - Scheiterhaufen Hitbangaz & Dirty Mob - Dirty Politics Various - Undercover Cuts Vol:2 Doc:4 Gunter Hampel Next Generation - Earthlings MC Holocaust - Mass Hysteria King Orgasmus One - Es Gibt Kein Battle!!! UGK - Ridin' Dirty (Ridin' Clean Version) Die Vamummtn - Rap Is (K)A Ponyhof Gucci Mane - 1017 Mafia: Incarcerated Dream - 777 -Another Side Story-.

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