Slime Season (2015)

Young Thug · 2015 · 76 min

Young Thug's first Slime Season arrived in September 2015 after an earlier proposed July release. The contemporary announcement notes that its opening “Take Kare,” featuring Lil Wayne, had circulated the previous year. That placement brings an older collaboration into the new mixtape's running order.

The eighteen-entry reference includes “Best Friend,” “Power,” “Calling Your Name” and “Again.” “Wanna Be Me” is explicitly marked as a bonus after “Wood Would.” Those details separate the original tape from its sequels and make edition comparisons more useful than a title match alone. The bonus remains visible as part of this reference, rather than silently becoming an ordinary final track.

Selected edition: Original 18-track program plus mirror alternate Freaky bonus; selected 160–320 kb/s MP3 package from the documented source. 19 audio files, 188,026,159 bytes and 75:49 of measured audio.

Verification: Archive published ZIP size and MD5; pinned local ZIP SHA-256; member CRC and size; full audio decode; every torrent piece. The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.

Compared all 18 original indexed program identities and order against the historical release reference. Full 19-audio-file ZIP inventory preserved by appending the package alternate Freaky as a separate mirror bonus; no original-release bonus claim. All files passed strict full decode and all torrent pieces passed independent verification. Archive package original MD5/size pins source and measured SHA-256 recorded locally.

Reference edition: the 18-entry source sequence. This release sequence was used to review the selected files.

Source limits: All 18 original documented tracks are present in their original order; alternate Freaky is appended as track 19 and identified as a mirror bonus, outside the original 18-track release; Archive original package MD5 pins mirror ZIP; no independent artist checksum is available; No comparative listening assessment is claimed; The mirror measures 160–320 kb/s MP3 (Wanna Be Me is 160 kb/s); neither lossless-master identity nor absence of earlier lossy encoding is asserted.

These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.

Source declaration: Artist/DJ-issued free promo; copyright retained. Source evidence.

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