The Essential Blaze The Cat

"The Essential Blaze The Cat" is a music album featuring many songs that Blaze has performed over the years.
== Track Listing ==
# "Party In The USA!"
# "I'm In Love With A Monster!"
# (TBA)
# "Bad"
# "Furry"
# "Nocturnal Blaze"
# (TBA)
# "Fight The Power With The Power!"
# (TBA)
# "Burning Up"
# (TBA)
# "Beautiful Girl"
# (TBA)
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# "Delete It!"
# "End Rule #34!"
# (A currently unnamed song whose lyrics are to the tune of the World 7 map theme in NSMBW reworked to a minor key.)
# (TBA)
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[MORE SONGS TO BE ADDED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.]
== Trivia ==
* Blaze the Cat started her musical career somewhere in Summer 2013 after Connor Banjoper came up with the idea to have her sing "Party In The USA!" by Miley Cyrus.
* Some of these songs are covers of pre-existing songs, while others are outright parodies of them.
** The straight covers include "Party In The USA!" (Miley Cyrus), "I'm In Love With A Monster!" (5th Harmony), "Bad" (Michael Jackson), & "Burning Up" (Madonna).
** The parody songs include "Furry" (a parody of Madonna's "Like A Virgin"), "Nocturnal Blaze" (Adding lyrics to a remix of the diversion song from 'Completing The Mission' (Henry Stickmin series)) "Fight The Power With The Power!" (basically adding lyrics to "Break Point" by Garth Knight), "Beautiful Girl" (a parody of "Sharp-Dressed Man" by Z.Z. Top), "Delete It!" (a parody of "Beat It!" by Michael Jackson), "End Rule #34!" (a parody of "We Are The World!" by USA for Africa), and (the song that's to be set to the tune of World 7's map theme in NSMBW, but reworked to a minor key).
* Currently, none of the songs on this album are pure originals by Connor Banjoper or Blaze the Cat.
* At least two of these songs feature at least one of Blaze's friends. The songs in question are "I'm In Love With A Monster!" (which has her best friend, Colette the Mouse as a secondary singer and the other female Blaze Characters as backup singers) and "End Rule #34!" (which features her with all of her friends from both her own franchise and the 'Sonic the Hedgehog' franchise).
* Two of these songs, Delete It!" & "End Rule #34!"), focus on Blaze (among others)'s distaste for being objectified by NSFW/Rule 34 artists on the Internet.
[MORE TRIVIA TO BE ADDED LATER.]