The Roots – 2004 – Nagoya Blue Note

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The Roots – 2004 – Nagoya Blue Note is a 2021 hip-hop music release by The Roots. This record is presented in lossless quality and includes full artwork and tracklist information for collectors and listeners.

The Roots - 2004 - Nagoya Blue Note

Year: 2004
Audio Codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip: tracks+.cue
Playtime: 01:14:04

The Roots - 2004 - Nagoya Blue Note
01. Start (4:42)
02. Hardware (4:03)
03. T@W (1:06)
04. Boom Shake The Room (2:36)
05. She Wann No! (2:23)
06. Baseline Pumpkin (3:34)
07. Head So Bald I Can Read Your Mind (2:59)
08. Rock The Mike (2:45)
09. Ugly And Bloody (3:58)
10. Pan Ick!!! (3:22)
11. H2o (16:28)
12. Don’t Say A Mofon Thang Or I Will Kill Your Ass (5:49)
13. Seed In George Bush 4life (3:06)
14. Smokin Pot (17:14)
Archive access code: hiphoplossless

The Roots - 2004 - Nagoya Blue Note

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