Lace Da Booms - Glory (1997)

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There was a very famous Anime called Cowboy Bebop that was released in 1997/1998 on Japanese TV. When it was released the anime was heavily censored, due to themes of violence and other controversal topics. So the director of the anime released a special episode called "Session XX Mish Mash Blues". At the end of the special episode there is a Japanese remix of "Lace Da Booms - Glory"

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