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SMILEBIT -TECHNORIDER TAMMY

Heard
2007
Episodes
12
Language
Japanese

Tracklist:

More about it

01 Sumairubitto 4:24

02 Tami-Daiichi-shi 2:50

03 Kirakira kirakira x kiipa 4:22

04 Tammy's Second Sickness 4:12

05 Amazing guy 4:14

06 Tammy's Third Syndrome 7:05

07 yan-de're 4:53

08 Tammy's Fourth Syndrome 3:45

09 White skirt on♂ 3:37

10 Tammy's Fifth Syndrome 5:21

11 Aruji no Susume 5:04

12 TechnoRiderTammy Today 1:44

For more information: https://vgmdb.net/album/6451

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. すまいるびっと

    No date given · 4:24

  2. たみー第一症

    No date given · 2:50

  3. きらきら×きーぱー

    No date given · 4:22

  4. たみー第二症

    No date given · 4:12

  5. スゴイアイツ

    No date given · 4:14

  6. たみー第三症

    No date given · 7:05

  7. Yan De're

    No date given · 4:54

  8. たみー第四症

    No date given · 3:45

  9. 白いスカートはいて♂

    No date given · 3:37

  10. たみー第五症

    No date given · 5:22

  11. アルジのススメ

    No date given · 5:04

  12. TechnoRiderTammy Today

    No date given · 1:44

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  1. SMILEBIT -TECHNORIDER TAMMY 2-

    Listeners' uploads · SuperSweep co., ltd. · 12 episodes here · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

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