Name: Blaster Blues/Generic Rock Theme (Transformers Sample) INSTRUMENTAL produced by Bayzhe by EXTFAMProductions
Duration: 2 min 34 s
Description: "Generic Rock Theme" from the Transformers cartoon score sampled by @Bayzhe

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"Generic Rock Theme" from the Transformers cartoon score sampled by @Bayzhe

Blaster Blues/Generic Rock Theme (Transformers Sample) INSTRUMENTAL produced by Bayzhe

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