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Black Science Orchestra Vs Lisa Stansfield - The Line: Black Science Magic Sessions Parts 1 & 2 (12") (Very Good (VG))

Black Science Orchestra Vs Lisa Stansfield - The Line: Black Science Magic Sessions Parts 1 & 2 (12") (Very Good (VG))

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Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Very Good / Very Good – Clear signs of use, minor scuffs, plays without skips.
 

Notes:

published by Big Life Music Ltd
exclusively licensed to BMG Music Publishing International Ltd for the world outside UK / Copyright Control
℗ 1997 The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by BMG Eurodisc. All label copy & sleeve notes © BMG Eurodisc, a division of BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland Ltd. All trademarks & logos are protected. Distributed by the local BMG company. A unit of BMG Entertainment.

 

A. The Line (Black Science Magic Session Part 1) 5:51
B. The Line (Black Science Magic Session Part 2) 6:29

 

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Barcode 7 43215 11371 3

 

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