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[WARNING / 警告]
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DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS ALBUM.
REPEAT;
DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS ALBUM.
Anti Music does not encourage the listening of this album.
listen at your own risk to this album.
This album does not contain safety-protocols in-line with the standard album release safety protocols.
this album is known to cause unpleasant side effects, please do not listen to this album while under the effects of hard-drugs unless prescribed by your doctor.
please remove ears.
This album is of poor quality.
Anti Music does not condone this album in any way.
You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned. You have been warned.
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STREET SK8 TOKYO
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Left Foot Right Foot
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If you are hearing this, it would mean that you've either skipped ahead to this particular track for reasons that I cannot understand. Or that you actually have been actively listening to this trash! ! Maybe you are one of those people, I believe they are called masochists. People who get pleasure out of pain. Maybe then, it is of your type of person who is the rare breed that might actually enjoy this. I am sorry, humanity has sunken to a new low hasn't it. I guess you may continue listening if you wish. though I would not recommend .
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Waking
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Child Dreams
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What Happened Here?
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Falling Snow
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Calamity
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THE END
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I guess that is it, isn't it? You listened to the entire thing. Maybe you were expecting some sort of twist ending? Maybe you thought that Anti Music would have some sort of profound and or cocky art statement about this album as if this were some sort of large deconstruction and or a criticism of the music industry. In truth it is nothing more than what it is. It is the sum of it's parts, it is the frequencies you are hearing. The files on this page, the music you found. I do not know how you found this crap or why you listened to this crap. I do know you had a reason though, and that is nice. It is good for people to have reasons which give their lives personal meaning. But in a world of constant subjectification to the compulsory action of labeling any and all things, categorizing and organizing every idea and thought, this album stands as nothing more than itself. It is not good, it is not clever. It is just poorly made music and it exists and maybe just existing is what makes something worth it. or maybe not. Maybe just existing is not enough for us? Maybe we need even more than that to validate anyone's existence. Thank you for listening to all of this I suppose. I really do feel sorry for you if you did it though. You must be dedicated or something. Feel free to message me if you have any questions or comments, or better yet check out our youtube page where the majority of our work goes. That page is youtube.com/the nyek zone, that is spelled N Y K Zone. I repeat. That page is youtube.com/The nyek zone, that is spelled N, Y, K, followed by Zone. Thank you,
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