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This Could Be A Remix Album

by English Teacher

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13 tracks · 58 min

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01Albatross (Bug Teeth Remix)3:38
02The World’s Biggest Paving Slab (Daniel Avery Remix)3:52
03Broken Biscuits (Lewis Whiting Remix)3:01
04I’m Not Crying, You’re Crying (Water From Your Eyes Remix)6:04
05Mastermind Specialism (SHERELLE’s 160 Steps To Enlightenment Mix)4:28
06This Could Be Texas (Baxter Dury Remix)9:45
07Not Everybody Gets to Go to Space (Working Men’s Club Remix)5:22
08R&B (Max Cooper Remix)2:52
09Nearly Daffodils (Matt Maltese Rework)3:12
10The Best Tears of Your Life (FDC DJs Remix)3:29
11You Blister My Paint (Silver Gore Remix)3:41
12Sideboob (TAAHLIAH Remix)4:26
13Albert Road (Blossom Caldarone Rework)3:50

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When was This Could Be A Remix Album released?: This Could Be A Remix Album was released in 2025.
How many tracks are on This Could Be A Remix Album?: This Could Be A Remix Album has 13 tracks, with a runtime of 58 minutes.

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