El's Appendices: The Scroll Of Lost Tales

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El's Appendices:The Scroll Of Lost Tales
Studio album by The Lost Children of Babylon
Released	January 10, 2012
Genre	Hip hop
Length	1:38:17
Label	LCOB Productions

El's Appendices: The Scroll Of Lost Tales is the fifth album by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rap group The Lost Children of Babylon, released on January 10, 2012.^[1] The album was released on their own label LCOB Productions. The album's lyrics carry on the traditional themes of spiritualism, philosophy, masonry, astrology, and right knowledge.

Track listing

#	Title	Time
1	"Intro"	0:32
2	"Street Apostles"	6:03
3	"Verbal Massacre"	3:43
4	"Shant Tzu"	5:02
5	"Mechanics Of The Mind"	3:42
6	"Linguistics"	3:33
7	"Sunz Of The Green Light"	6:49
8	"Mos Definitely"	4:12
9	"Midnight In The Garden Of Good and Evil	5:04
10	"Right Knowledge"	4:23
11	"Nuwaupian Swordsmen"	6:35
12	"The 4th Dimension"	5:49
13	"High Calibur"	3:09
14	"The Entered Apprentice"	5:09
15	"Where Light Was Created Part 2 (Kundalini Energy)"	2:36
16	"Full Hammer"	3:24
17	"The All Seeing Eye"	4:02
18	"Dream Spiral"	6:10

References

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