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Comedy, Electronic, Hip hop, New wave 38 min 12 tracks Warner Bros. Records
19.99 is the 1998 debut album of American Jewish hip-hop duo M.O.T., which consisted of Hillel Tigay and Andrew Rosenthal. Tigay and Rosenthal conceived the group and album as a legitimate Jewish foray in the steps of groups like the Beastie Boys, but reviewers by and large refused to take the album seriously, instead characterizing it as parody and reviewing it fairly positively as such.
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12 tracks, 38 minutes.
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