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1 comments:
Thanks for this!
I've got a soft spot for this album, I used to own it on lovely thick clear vinyl with a different sleeve. It brings back memories of a very magical time.
For similar reasons, I'd love to hear "Perhaps We'll Only See A Thin Blue Line Again". I'm pretty sure it was a (beatifuly put together)compilation with some very obscure tracks.
Many thanks...
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