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ZRO Tripolar mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Tripolar Country: US Released: 2013 Style: Gangsta, Thug Rap, Screw MP3 version RAR size: 1814 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1190 mb WMA version RAR size: 1640 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 901 Other Formats: MIDI MP1 DMF DXD TTA MP3 AU Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Can't Complain 5:08 2 Mo City Thugz 3:49 3 Joy 4:30 4 Look Good 4:54 Pain Of My Pen 5 5:03 Featuring – Born 2wice 6 Love These Bitches 4:02 7 Cash Flow 1:13 Loving U 8 3:40 Featuring – Slim Thug Azzfest 9 4:18 Featuring – Wino* 10 I'm Alive 4:26 11 Where My Money 3:25 12 K-Rino Interlude: The Law 4:18 FTP 13 2:57 Featuring – Slim Thug 14 Porcupine 3:59 All Day 15 4:20 Featuring – Propain 16 Shindig 3:21 17 I Don't Love U 4:53 18 Stalker 4:02 19 This Aint Livin Extended Version (Screwed And Chopped) 7:08 Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Trace Mob Inc. Credits Design – Slfemp Notes Manufactured By Trace Mob Inc. 6312 Exchange Dr, Houston, Tx 77621 There exists a 7-song ep version of this release with different track durations. This version is an unofficial compilation album confirmed by Z-Ro himself. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Printed): 8 46315 85739 3 Barcode (String): 846315857393 Matrix / Runout: V23833 8/16/13 8:24:59 AM Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Mo City Tripolar (7xFile, MP3, One Deep none none US 2013 Don* EP, 320) Entertainment Related Music albums to Tripolar by ZRO Street Life - Natural Born Hustler Juvenile - Juve The Great Slim Loc 1 - Spoils Of War Thug Pimp - Thug Pimp Lil Flip - The Takeover Part 2 • Screwed & Chopped Slim Thug - Underground Hoggin' The Mo City Don - Tripolar Tyga Feat. Young Thug - Hookah Boss Hogg Outlawz - Boyz-N-Blue Slim Thug And Imam Thug - Texas Meets Queensbridge: Thugged Out Mixtape Volume 1.

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