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The original Sporty Thievz website kept a section of tracks that were offered at no cost. This page describes what that catalogue contained. It is an overview only, and no files are provided here.
Seven items were listed as free music productions credited to King Kirk, each named after a word or theme. The titles were Mission, Military (spelled Milatary in the original listing), Hospital, Funk, EnyMeny, Suga and GoneDie. Their running times ranged from just over two minutes to a little over five, which points to a set of beats and instrumental pieces more than conventional songs.
A second group collected four recordings by the group. These were Pigeons Remix at about four minutes, NoPigeons at about three and a half, Independent Men at roughly four and a half, and a track titled F**K I Look Like R at around four. The No Pigeons pair connects to the group’s best-known single, an answer record to TLC’s No Scrubs. See the No Pigeons article for context.
A single song, F**k Facebook (Got Me Kicked Out), also sat in the free list at around two minutes and fifty seconds. It has its own page, the single, and a tongue-in-cheek blog.
The store software grouped tracks into albums, each with a short preview player. Separate collections existed for free productions, paid productions and free music, as outlined on the catalogue overview. For the wider picture, start at the home page.
