BiG ChinGS Too Much CD

Too Much Music

List Price	$10.00 (You save $3.31)
Category	Rap Albums, Electronica CDs, Trip Hop
Label	LoCoHoDiaN LAbeL
Orig Year	2003
CD Universe Part number	7134409
Catalog number	3826
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 12, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	71 minutes

BiG ChinGS Too Much Songs

	1.	Advice
	2.	Laoc
	3.	Bigchings
	4.	No
	5.	Down
	6.	Duration
	7.	Check
	8.	Borin
	9.	Moneysex
	10.	Wecstuff
	11.	Truth
	12.	Alcohol
	13.	Longroads
	14.	Hollu
	15.	Lil Punks

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