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Stuff-Mart Suite (Expanded Edition)

One of the tracks from a hypothetical, fanmade, expanded edition of ‘VeggieTunes: A Queen, A King and a Very Blue Berry’. What if the ‘VeggieTunes’ albums were expanded with bonus tracks? What if the album's original tracks were remixed and re-arranged to include a little extra? What if these "expanded editions" featured material that had been previously unreleased? The idea for this was primarily inspired by anthology albums from popular bands and such, as well as certain albums getting reissues (generally for anniversaries) featuring tracks like early demos of songs, non-album singles, alt versions, and overall rarities. I’ve always felt that the VeggieTales albums, especially the 'VeggieTunes' series in particular, had some untapped potential, and as long as I was planning on reimagining the albums in my own way, I figured going about it like this would be a tangible option. I made these mixes in part to give a rough idea of how I would have wanted these tracks to sound hypothetically, but also as a means of having some of these songs/versions/mixes available on YouTube to some capacity, for listening & playlist convenience. I'm going to focus on uploading tracks that are either not on the original album, or are unique mixes of tracks from the original album. Song Info: ‘Stuff-Mart Suite/Salezmunz Rap’ [From 'Madame Blueberry'] A conjoining of the tracks 'Stuff-Mart Suite' and 'Salezmunz Rap' that were initially separated tracks on the original 'A Queen, A King, and a Very Blue Berry' album. This mix also adds some instrumental flourishes that were absent prior. A conjoined version of these tracks also appear on the 'Have We Got A Show For You!: Ten Years of VeggieTales Greatest Hits' album. I never understood why the full suite wasn't combined right out the gate. This is a non-profit, 'demonstrative' fan-project exclusive to YouTube. All rights go to Big Idea. Additionally, this video is intended for General Audiences. It was not made for kids.