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Published: 2011/10/19

Slightly Stoopid and Friends

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Track #	Title	Artist	Album	Duration
1	Closer To The Sun	Slightly Stoopid with Karl Denson	2011-09-13 TRI Studios (MP3 - Acoustic Set)	04:44
2	Mellow Mood	Slightly Stoopid with G. Love	Everything You Need	04:42
				09:26

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Here are two Slightly Stoopid tunes with special guest performers.

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Pete Jensen October 31, 2011, 01:57:19

awesome LOVE Slightly Stoopid!

max November 3, 2011, 19:07:44

YAAAY!!! slightly stoopid is the ish!

Kgomotso May 5, 2012, 22:57:44

Minnimom, I’ve of course never tried to make it myslef but I think these Sugar Shack folks figure out a way to make snow. Maybe it’s just shaved ice?

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