| | Saian Supa Crew KLR CD - Import Saian Supa Crew Discography of CDs
KLR is the 15 track release from Saian Supa Crew.
All Scratch & Effects Done By Their 3 Beatbxed. Saian Supa Crew KLR Songs | 1. | Intro |
| 2. | Raz de Maree |
| 3. | Darkness |
| 4. | G-Padpo |
| 5. | Ragots |
| 6. | 2 Be or Not 2 Be |
| 7. | Le Malade Imaginaire - Intro |
| 8. | Le Malade Imaginaire |
| 9. | Soul Mwa Pas (Feat. Sandy Cossett) |
| 10. | Ring My Bell |
| 11. | Pitchy and Skratchee Show |
| 12. | Angela |
| 13. | Objectif |
| 14. | J'Adore Ca |
| 15. | Klr |
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Recorded at Ocean Way Recording, Los Angeles, California and The Power Station, New York, New York.
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