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DJ Assault Straight up Detroit Shit Volume 5 Mp3, Flac, Wma DJ Assault Straight Up Detroit Shit Volume 5 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Straight Up Detroit Shit Volume 5 Country: US Released: 1998 Style: Electro, Bass Music, Ghetto House, Ghettotech MP3 version RAR size: 1705 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1225 mb WMA version RAR size: 1632 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 813 Other Formats: FLAC MP4 MPC AUD AHX AAC VQF Tracklist 1 –Unknown Artist Intro 2 –Unknown Artist I'm Ready / My Love Is The Shit (Bitchtremental) 3 –Unknown Artist Who The Fuck You Wit 4 –Unknown Artist Bring The Flavor / Gimmie The Bass 5 –Unknown Artist Frak That Hoe / Smack It Up, Flip It Up 6 –DJ Assault Let Me C U Pop 7 –Unknown Artist Tear This MF Up / Get Up, Get Down 8 –Unknown Artist I'm A Pimp / Are You There 9 –Unknown Artist Butter Love 10 –Young & Restless Poison Ivy 11 –Shaggy / Unknown Artist Boombastic / Good Life / Booty Mover 12 –Unknown Artist Brighter Days / Get On It 13 –Model 500 / Unknown Artist Future / Not Tellin' You Return Of Terror Tec / Head, Head And More 14 –DJ Assault / Unknown Artist Head 15 –Unknown Artist Hell Yeah 16 –Dopplereffekt / DJ Slugo Sterilization / Where The Rats 17 –Unknown Artist X-Men / Work It Out 18 –Unknown Artist Ride This MF 19 –Unknown Artist Searchin / 3 Fine Hoes 20 –Unknown Artist 808 Beats 21 –Unknown Artist Coochie Shake –Unknown Artist / Freestyle / Unknown 22 Let It Go / It's Automatic / Pop That Pussy Artist 23 –Unknown Artist Tyrone (Remix) 24 –Basic Channel / Natural Born Chillers Phylyps Trak / Rock The Funky Beats 25 –K. Hand* / Cybotron Freak Them Hoes (Remix) / Cosmic Cars 26 –Unknown Artist Edge Record 4 / Bootyhole 27 –Unknown Artist Freakaholic / Uptown Hop Dance All Nite / Sweetest Taboo / Funky Soul 28 –Poison Clan / Unknown Artist / Nairobi Makossa 29 –Unknown Artist Work It Out 30 –DJ K-1 K-1 Agenda / Oh My Gosh 31 –Unknown Artist Jack The Bass / Private Dancer 32 –Unknown Artist Beat That Bitch / Toasted Marshmellow 33 –Unknown Artist Oliver Dodd / I Wanna Rock (Remix) 34 –Unknown Artist Nasty Rock 35 –Unknown Artist Check Stub 36 –Tic She Does The Hump 37 –Unknown Artist Doo Da Doo / One Day / Throw That Dick 38 –Audio Tech / Unknown Artist I'm Your Audio Tech / Down South 39 –Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force Planet Rock (Remix) 40 –Unknown Artist Dangerous 41 –Pretty Tony Fix It In The Mix 42 –Mike Dunn / Kraftwerk Beat That Shit / Tour De France 43 –Electric Soul Come On Baby 44 –Cybotron / Unknown Artist Techno City / I'm A Diva 45 –Unknown Artist Raise The Proof 46 –Unknown Artist Take It Off / Blip 47 –Unknown Artist Vertigo 48 –DJ Assault Surgery (Remix) 49 –Unknown Artist Time To Groove / Where Rockin' The Planet 50 –Unknown Artist / DJ Assault Shelia / Mouth Blue Out 51 –Reese & Santonio Force Field 52 –Unknown Artist Uh Shit / Toyland 53 –Unknown Artist Get It, Get It 54 –Unknown Artist Danz –Cybotron / Unknown Artist / Unknown 55 R-9 / Time To Doo Doo / Evolution Artist 56 –Unknown Artist Bounce Those Tits / Rodeo 57 –DJ Assault They Can't Stand It 58 –Unknown Artist / Debbie Deb Move It To The Back / When I Hear Music 59 –Unknown Artist Keep It Real / Brainkraker 60 –DJ Debo!* Whip, Shake, Ride 61 –Laid Back / Unknown Artist White Horse / Table Dance 62 –Unknown Artist Breakdown 63 –Unknown Artist / Cybotron Mo' Money / Alleys Of Your Mind 64 –Unknown Artist Positive Notions 65 –Unknown Artist, Aux 88 Tic Toc / Technology –Unknown Artist, Unknown Artist, Professor 66 Turntable Show / Birdman / Professor X X 67 –Roni Size / Reprazent Brown Paper Bag 68 –Unknown Artist Eat Some Pussy 69 –Lil' Louis & The World Club Lonely 70 –Unknown Artist Work That Booty 71 –Unknown Artist Work It Baby 72 –Unknown Artist Hear What I Hear 73 –Unknown Artist Get The Ho 74 –Unknown Artist Whoop There It Is 75 –Unknown Artist Bald Head Bitches 76 –Unknown Artist Experience Da Bass / Pop, Shake, Now Wiggle 77 –Unknown Artist Shake That Ass Bitch 78 –DJ Assault Kill The Bitch 79 –Unknown Artist Fuck You Later 80 –Unknown Artist Hump Wit It 81 –DJ Assault Ponytails 82 –Unknown Artist Straight Rider 83 –Unknown Artist Get It Down 84 –Unknown Artist Do That Shit 85 –Kurtis Blow / DJ Assault Rappin' Blow / Ass-N-Titties 86 –Unknown Artist Bitches Ain't Shit 87 –Fade To Black Insistent Rhythm 88 –Unknown Artist Say What 89 –Unknown Artist Swing My Way 90 –Unknown Artist Get Buck Ass Wild 91 –Unknown Artist Birth Control 92 –Unknown Artist Techno Bass 93 –Unknown Artist Year 2001 / Ain't There Ain't 94 –Unknown Artist Get Down 95 –Unknown Artist Bomb Ass Tongue 96 –Unknown Artist Bass 97 –Unknown Artist Night At The Opera 98 –Unknown Artist Revolution 99 –Unknown Artist Invitation Credits Artwork – Dr. Jiffy DJ Mix – DJ Assault Executive-Producer – DJ Assault, Mr. De' Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 7 65481 60632 4 Matrix / Runout: 1/1DCA1652* L805 Comments about Straight Up Detroit Shit Volume 5 - DJ Assault Karg This mix is a mess. Vol. 4 & on DJ Assault tries to throw too many tracks at us. That's vol. 4 & on have crazy track listings of 99 tracks. Sadly, DJ Godfather fell into this trap too. If you want to hear some clean (you know what I mean!) Assault mixes picke up Vol. 1, 2, & 3. Even the Y2K mix is excellent. Mixpilation is awesome too with a bonus 10 minute video for you PC. Related Music albums to Straight Up Detroit Shit Volume 5 by DJ Assault Қайрат Нұртас - Қайрат Нұртас Various - Ultra Step Unknown Artist - Volume 2 Various - My Generation Various - Best Of Shelly's Part One Unknown Artist - Unknown Title Various - Accapella's Volume 8 Various - Fuck You / Xxplosive / Next Shit.
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