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2. East Side Rendezvous - Wikipedia

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   "East Side Rendezvous" is a song by American rapper Frost. It is the lead single from his third studio album Smile Now, Die Later (1995) and features rappers A.L.T. and O.G.Enius and singer Diane Gordon.

3. Frost* - Wikipedia

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   A special Frost* Report, Dividing Line edition, was posted on Godfrey's blog, as well as PlanetFrost*, the band's YouTube channel, providing a video chronicle of the song's status. Jem announced on 31 March on the Frost* forum that the track was completed and would be included as a bonus track on the 2-disc live album, The Philadelphia Experiment .

4. Day and Age (Frost* album) - Wikipedia

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   Day and Age is the fourth studio album by the British neo-prog group Frost*.It marks the first album without a permanent drummer as a core part of the band. Three different guest drummers contributed drums to complete the album: Pat Mastelotto, Kaz Rodriguez, and Darby Todd.

5. Frost discography - Wikipedia

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   American hip hop recording artist Arturo Molina, Jr., professionally known by his stage name Frost, has released thirteen solo studio albums, three collaborative albums, being a part of Latin Alliance and Latino Velvet, six compilation albums and one remix album.

6. Frost (rapper) - Wikipedia

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   Frost also appeared in a cameo role in Snoop Dogg's "Vato" music video. In 2009 Frost collaborated with Serio on the song In L.A. from the album N.T.I.R. Part 2 The Revenge of Serio. He was also featured on the Frost and Serio Skit on the album. [12] In 2016, Frost announced he has been diagnosed with cancer. [13]

7. The Frost - Wikipedia

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   The Frost was an American psychedelic rock band from Alpena, Michigan in the late 1960s, led by singer-guitarist Dick Wagner, who went on to play with Ursa Major, Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, Peter Gabriel in the 1970s.