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A Tale of Two Kitties - Part 1

Part two of the epic story of the Tale of Two Kitties. This part focuses on the trials and tribulations and being able to overcome obstacles by working together and never giving up.

A Tale of Two Kitties - Part 2

just watched the king of New York for the first time, the character of frank White inspired this song.

Frank White

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FOREVER CURSED

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never ending cycle

Nana - Mindblown

The Day That Started The Rain - Mindblown

To all the women who’ve had to explain that kindness is not flirting — this one’s for you. And to the guys who treat “just friends” like a death sentence...
Seriously. Is it really that bad being my friend?
I can be fun! 💁‍♀️I promise 😂

Just outing some frustration.

Thanks for listening — and hey... we can still be friends. 😏
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AI Charlotte -Mindblown

After 31 years, I finally managed to recover this incredible piece of video game history. This is a mysterious promotional remix of "Launch Base Zone" that was commissioned by SEGA in late 1993 for a major Sonic 3 television commercial campaign.

Following the success of their Michael Jackson collaboration (which fell through due to legal issues), SEGA reached out to several major R&B artists through the same Teddy Riley production network. This track appears to be from one of those sessions - the New Jack Swing production style was perfect for SEGA's urban marketing push. The track was meant to be the centerpiece of a high-budget TV spot featuring Launch Base Zone gameplay, targeting the 18-25 demographic that SEGA was aggressively courting against Nintendo.

The collaboration was axed in early 1994 when licensing negotiations broke down over sync rights and the artist's management demanded backend royalties from game sales - something SEGA's legal department wasn't prepared to handle. Additionally, the commercial concept was deemed "too edgy" for daytime television slots, and SEGA pivoted to their safer "Blast Processing" campaign instead.

I found this CD-R in a box of promotional materials from a former SEGA marketing contractor who worked on the Sonic 3 campaign. The disc was heavily bronzed (typical PDO manufacturing defect from that era) and barely readable - had to use multiple drives to extract the audio. The intro completely glitched out due to data corruption, hence the fade-in start.

This represents the only known surviving copy of what could have been one of the most iconic video game commercial tracks of the 90s. The funky synth bass, jazzy arrangement, and those signature New Jack Swing ad-libs over the classic Launch Base Zone melody create something truly special. The identity of the vocalist remains a mystery - could be anyone from that era's R&B scene.

FOUND: Scrapped Sonic 3 TV Commercial Track [Rocket Zone]

MINDBLOWN

Mindblown is a trap metal artist that mixes genres like black metal,death metal and nu metal with trap music.
the lyrics often are about hate,remorse,insecurity,sadness,lonliness ecc.
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N3ko's love for music is exemplified through his work. His mixes guide his audience through the highs and lows of many EDM subgenres, offering an immersive emotional journey to those looking for an experience beyond the bass.

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