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Kilo

Git Wit Da Program

Release date: 1993

From Git Wit Da ProgramTrack 64:03
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"Git Wit Da Program" is a track by Kilo, from the album Git Wit Da Program, released 1993. The track is 4:03 long.

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Kilo

Kilo

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From Git Wit Da Program

4:031993
Album
Git Wit Da Program
Kilo
1993
Track number
6
Release year
1993
  1. 1Intro
    1:14
  2. 2How Low Can You Go?
    4:37
  3. 3Respect
    4:35
  4. 4Real Niggaz
    3:26
  5. 5Can Ya Feel It
    3:48
  6. 6Git Wit Da Program
    4:03
  7. 7Ghetto Drop
    3:57
  8. 8Bass Revolution
    4:12
  9. 9Stomp And Grind
    4:02
  10. 10Wilkes Circle
    3:44
  11. 11Perfume
    2:44
  12. 12Bitches Rule
    4:17
  13. 13Outro / Shouts Out
    2:08

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1993
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1992
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  3. Baby Take A D-HA Town Rush
    5:45
  4. Bass RevolutionGit Wit Da Program
    4:12
  5. Big "D" Side AAmerica Has A Problem Cocaine
  6. Bitches RuleGit Wit Da Program
    4:17
  7. Blow It UpA Town Rush
    4:38
  8. Buffalo RapperBluntly Speaking
    3:44
  9. Can Ya Feel ItGit Wit Da Program
    3:48
  10. Can't Get NoneGet This Party Started
    3:21

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