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Unbearable EP

by J.Terrible

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Blood Suckin Vultures 01:57
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City Of Tree's feat. Grudge 02:41
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Day To Night feat. Sunny Darko 03:40
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Jerk Shit pt.2 03:35
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Lives You Never Hear About 03:51
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Raise Ya Standards 01:47
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Should've Known Better feat. ??? 03:16
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Death Of Absyrd (No More Beef We're Cool) 02:48
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Unbearable 03:22
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I did this when I was in my early 20's and had quite the buzz on My Space with this project. These songs had me at the number 2 spot in the Unsigned Hip Hop charts for a few months. You can take it for free of it you think my hard work deserves a few bucks I'll take it. Thought people would like to hear the old stuff now that I have a buzz going...

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released April 20, 2007

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J.Terrible Sacramento, California

10 years as and underground Hip Hop artist J.Terrible writes about real life issues and tells stories with enough detail to be audio motion pictures. From Sacramento CA and head of the Dalusional Animals crew. Winner of the 2003 Roc The Mic Tour Battle taking home the Sacramento Champion trophy but wasn't given the promised record deal from Roc A Fella Records, so he's been independent since... ... more

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