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Recording information: New York, NY.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Special Herbs, Vol. 5 & 6 Music MF Doom Special Herbs, Vol. 5 & 6 Songs | 1. | Pennyroyal |
| 2. | Lavender Buds |
| 3. | White Willow Bark |
| 4. | Orange Blossoms |
| 5. | Coffin Nails |
| 6. | Kava Kava Root |
| 7. | Valerian Root |
| 8. | Jasmine Blossoms |
| 9. | Black Snake Root |
| 10. | Horehound |
| 11. | Dragon's Blood |
| 12. | Myrtle Leaf |
| 13. | Patchouly Leaves |
| 14. | My Favorite Ladies  |
| 15. | All Outta Ale - (live) |
| 16. | Special Blends DJ Set - (live) |
| 17. | MF Doom Photo Gallery |
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All tracks have been digitally remastered using 24-bit technology.
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