Track List:
01 Please Come Intro! 01:49
02 Work That! 04:50
03 After 5 (A.M.) 03:35
04 Tokyo Drift 04:19
05 Sweet Girl 04:23
06 Teriya-King 05:53
07 5th Element 05:45
08 Serious Japanese 03:36
09 Zock On! 04:06
10 (Can't) "Bake" That "Fape" 06:29
11 Itsumo It's More 03:54
12 I Still Love H.E.R. 05:14
13 Get the Hell Outro 00:59
14 Tokyo Drift (Remix) 03:00
So this is the Track List.. The songs r Rap but super cool.. & they made the Remix of Tokyo Drift.. That's so fking awsome.. not like other remixes..
Another Song called Serious Japanese is nicely sung.. Mixed Japanese & English Rap.. I know this Band is gonna make good music like this again..
All The Best Teriyaki Boyz !!
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Music : Teriyaki Boyz - Serious Japanese
Fnatic presents: Game Idol
FnaticMSI is excited to announce the creation of its new Game Idol tournament in the hope of finding a new Counter-Strike: Source team to play under the colours of orange and white!
Game Idol is the new exciting tournament that will ultimately decide what Counter-Strike: Source team (minimum 3 UK players) will be playing for FnaticMSI after its conclusion.
The winning team will not only receive a 6 month contract with FnaticMSI, but also free LAN travel, 5 MSI gaming laptops for LAN use during the contract until its end and peripherals provided by one of the best in the business, SteelSeries.
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compLexity confirmed as final KODE5 USA team
The third and final invited team for the KODE5 USA Regional Finals has been announced.
The team joining the two other invited teams, x3o and Gravitas Gaming, and the qualified team, Evil Geniuses USA, is former CGS franchise, compLexity Gaming.
The North American superstar roster was expected to be the last team for the USA Finals, and if they regain their form of their glorious day it is one, if not THE, team to keep your eyes on to become the USA KODE5 Global Finals representative.
The Global Finals will take place in the T-Modul Exhibition Complex in Moskow, Russia at 9-10th of May. A total prize purse of 40,000$ is available with 25,000$ going to the winner.
| "We’re very excited and grateful to be a part of KODE5 USA. KODE5 has been doing great things around the world of eSports and we will do our best to represent our nation in Moscow.", said Jason Lake, compLexity Gaming CEO. |
Evil Geniuses USA, x3o, Gravitas Gaming and compLexity will be fighting for the following prizes at the KODE5 USA Regional Finals:
- 1st. Flight and accommodations at KODE5 Global Finals + Five CM Storm Sniper Chassis
- 2nd. $750 + Five KODE5 Edition QPADs
- 3rd. $500
- 4th. $250
EG.usa 2009 Announced!
Team EG today is excited to announce a major change in the organization's US Counter-Strike 1.6 division, with a complete overhaul of the team's starting lineup. With the recent changes in the North American eSports landscape, many new free agents were on the market and Team EG took the opportunity to sign some of the community's most celebrated talent. We're very excited to announce that for 2009, Danny "fRoD" Montaner, Tyler "Storm" Wood, Matt "Warden" Dickens, and Corey "hanes" Hanes will be joining Team EG.
Staying onboard from 2008, Jordan "n0thing" Gilbert will step in to complete the five-man roster for the new year. While many will recognize the new players as former members of compLexity, Team EG views this as a new team, and the new lineup plans to quickly make a name for themselves as part of the Evil Geniuses brand. The team's core history in North American gaming has yet to be matched, but the players shared that they are eager to yet again raise the standards and represent the region to its fullest potential.
Sharing his feelings on the lineup changes, Gilbert explained, "Even though I was a member of the past team for about a year, the change is definitely something I'm looking forward to. I have a lot of respect for all four of my new teammates and I'm looking forward to the months ahead."
The team's first tournament appearance is yet to be announced, but the team has plans to play in a wide variety of leagues ranging from CEVO to the recent ESL Extreme Masters series.
Commenting further on the organization's big announcement, Team EG Executive Director Alex Garfield shared, "This is obviously a very exciting day for the EG organization, as we're welcoming in a group of players who really do qualify as bonafide legends. We feel that combing them with Jordan, our impact player this year and one of the most exciting new talents in eSports, will truly help energize North American Counter-Strike." Garfield also added, "We hope that the team's rich history with Jason Lake and compLexity is always preserved in the minds of eSports fans around the world, as Jason is one of the true eSports pioneers and deserves only the highest level of respect. But we're equally excited for these players to begin writing a new chapter as members of Team EG."
Star player Danny "fRoD" Montaner also shared his goals for the team: "My only real expectations for this team are to focus and become a strong unit, which will let us place well in every event we attend. We all share the same goal of trying to be a great team, and we are going to try and acheive that goal as a unit."
For now the new division will continue a heavy practice regimen in order to prepare for their debut, while Team EG has shared that this announcement is just the beginning of many changes to come in 2009. Next on their list of releases will be a new Canadian Counter-Strike division lineup and version two of the team's website, scheduled for release in January.
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