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Songs in the Album Super Mercado



No Song
1 Pluto
2 Wild Kingdom
3 The Best
4 Ball Point Man
5 Sergeant Stiletto
6 The Whammy
7 You're A Champion
8 718
9 The Good, The Bad, The Skinnee
10 Riot Nrrrd
11 Organic Machine
12 Mindtrick

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Globalized Sounds
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