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Constant Supervision
02:24
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Fatty
02:31
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Busted A Mic
02:37
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Magnificent 7
03:01
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Spyz For Mccarthy
03:23
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Let if Roll
03:01
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One Of These Days
01:22
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The Young Ones
03:03
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Beef
03:15
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Ward
02:19
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One Chance
02:53
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Upper Class Revolution
03:38
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Were You Angry?
03:50
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Hook
03:51
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Upper Class Racket Spokane, Washington
Upper Class Racket consisted of five members: Laying down the rhythm is Mr. Beats. Next was Lefty on the bass. On rhythm/lead guitar is #1 Brother. Next, we had Proffesa, who makes up one half of the infamous Upper Class Racket MC duo. If your looking for original, deeply poetic, no holds-barred rhymes. Finally, MC Synthetic. MC Synthetic was a syntax and diction wizard. bradleyjasondelay@gmail ... more
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