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First Degree The D.E. & The Fahrenheit Story Of A Lonely Dj CD
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- SKU:
- 32672992
- UPC:
- 671935000801
- MPN:
- 80
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Ayyyyeeeaaah! First Degree The D.E. united the Fahrenheit Radio crew to bring you "The Story Of A Lonely D.J." maxi single! Fahrenheit Radio has been on air for 5 years now and what better way to celebrate than a hit! This maxi single includes the instrumental, acapella, remix, and another hit from First Degree The D.E.'s upcoming "Black Bane Part 2" album!
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