"Only the 30 seconds? Any idea where you got it from?no sadly, this is all i have
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RÉCEMMENT TROUVÉES
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13 Goodwill & Hook N Sling "Take You Higher"
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3 DJ GRYOTTA ZAO "VALERIA BOUNZE ( [WALK 6eb0ren] Rmx)"
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3 Shannon (Marty Wilde) "Alice In Blue"
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Viggo commented il y a 51s"Yep, I found it on a video that got deleted (probably due to copyright) and apparently no one saved it. I also recorded it with Bandicam (if that even helps)
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Katy commented il y a 1min"why keep it simple when you can keep it complicated? 😉
"Here is a little game to find the song 🙂
https://pro.nerdlegame.com/909371bf09f2957d22849d7e03da91f9/10/EOCFd%C2%B2%C2%B3
It's like Wordle, but with numbers. You'll have to make a valid operation with the correct digits in the correct order.
Once you have found the result, remove the mathematical symbols.
You'll get a 7-digit number.
Reverse the order of these digits, and you'll find the catalog number of the music release.
I'm experimenting with this game, I hope it won't be too difficult. -
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sun29 starts following il y a 1mina sample in Rock
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SpeggiMan commented il y a 2min"Wait is this for real!?
"YesOMG K-GIRLS FROM SMMC!?!; REAL ACCOUNT?NNSNSHAHAHSYEUEJWHAGAHAGABANSJALAPWOWKAJAJANABABABABWNWNKThis, along with your other posts, is most definitely recorded from a vinyl record. I can hear crackling. -
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OverTones starts following il y a 2mina sample in Rock
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SpeggiMan commented il y a 2min"reminds me of gd lol"
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KGirls commented il y a 4min"Yes
"OMG K-GIRLS FROM SMMC!?!; REAL ACCOUNT?NNSNSHAHAHSYEUEJWHAGAHAGABANSJALAPWOWKAJAJANABABABABWNWNKThis, along with your other posts, is most definitely recorded from a vinyl record. I can hear crackling. -
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palta398 edited il y a 4minSample was edited
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jildez commented il y a 4min"Here is a little game to find the song 🙂
https://pro.nerdlegame.com/909371bf09f2957d22849d7e03da91f9/10/EOCFd%C2%B2%C2%B3
It's like Wordle, but with numbers. You'll have to make a valid operation with the correct digits in the correct order.
Once you have found the result, remove the mathematical symbols.
You'll get a 7-digit number.
Reverse the order of these digits, and you'll find the catalog number of the music release.
I'm experimenting with this game, I hope it won't be too difficult." -
Retrogamer edited il y a 5minSample was edited