Dragonball Z Music Comparison Bruce Faulconer vs. Shunsuke Kikuchi Goku Goes Super Saiyan 3!
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Dragonball Z Music Comparison Bruce Faulconer (Song made by Julius Dobos) vs. Shunsuke Kikuchi Goku Goes Super Saiyan 3 for the 1st Time!
Warning this is NOT about what Dub is better this about what Music is better! So please don't comment about the dub this is about the music...
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