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The original song "Solving Mr. Rubik's Cube" was performed by the band The Turtles. Released in 1982, the song humorously captures the challenges and frustrations of solving the popular puzzle. The Turtles were known for their catchy tunes and playful lyrics, which contributed to their popularity during the 1960s and 70s.
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