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The Graduate
The Graduate
Studio album by MC Lars
Released	March 21, 2006
Genre	Alternative hip hop; nerdcore;
Length	38:11
Label	Horris Records, Nettwerk
Producer	MC Lars; Christopher Rojas; Mike Sapone; The Rondo Brothers; Q-Unique; Ill Bill; Rob Seals; Steve Dawson; Oli Horton;
MC Lars chronology

The Graduate is the first studio album of MC Lars released on iTunes on February 14, 2006 and in stores on March 21, 2006.

Track listing edit

"Download This Song" – 3:44
- featuring Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup
"The Roommate from Hell" – 3:18
- featuring MC Chris
"21 Concepts" – 2:49
"Hot Topic Is Not Punk Rock" – 2:15
- featuring The Matches
"Rapgirl" – 3:03
"Generic Crunk Rap" – 3:02
"Ahab" – 3:21
"iGeneration" – 2:53
"If I Had a Time Machine, That Would Be Fresh" – 1:03
"Internet Relationships (Are Not Real Relationships)" – 3:24
- featuring A Scholar and a Physician and Piney Gir
"Space Game" – 4:05
"The Dialogue" – 2:53
- featuring Ill Bill
"Six Degrees of Kurt Cobain" – 1:44
"Signing Emo" – 3:37

Bonus track on the Japanese edition
No.	Title	Length
15.	"The Bonus Track for Japan" (featuring Ashley Jade)	3:07

"Download This Song" samples "The Passenger" by Iggy Pop.
The song "21 Concepts" samples music from Tetris. When performed live, the background video includes clips of Mega64's popular Tetris video. Additionally, the lyrics parody the song '99 Problems' by Jay-Z.
The chorus to "Ahab" samples the British band Supergrass performing "Moving" off their self-titled album.
The song "iGeneration" samples "American Hearts" by Piebald.
The song "Singing Emo" samples "Cry Tonight" by Hearts That Hate.

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