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Dadawa - Seven Days (LP) (Mint (M))

Dadawa - Seven Days (LP) (Mint (M))

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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Taiwan pressing of Dadawa (Zhu Zheqin) – Sister Drum: Seven Days on 180 Gram Virgin Vinyl LP. Features imported pressing with original hype sticker and premium audiophile presentation. Inspired by the acclaimed Sister Drum project, this edition is highly regarded among world music and audiophile collectors. M/M condition, brand new and never played.แผ่นเสียง Dadawa (Zhu Zheqin) – Sister Drum: Seven Days รุ่นไต้หวัน 180 Gram Virgin Vinyl พร้อมสติกเกอร์โรงงานเดิม สภาพ M/M ใหม่ไม่เคยใช้งาน เหมาะสำห
 

Notes:

Vinyl LP comes in a box with a Full-color LP-size booklet in Chinese and English.

 

A1. Flown Away 5:01
A2. Fragrant Nirvana Tree 6:08
A3. In The Setting Of The Sun 5:13
A4. Already Song 5:52
B1. Satori 6:36
B2. Passing By The Earth 7:15
B3. The Seventh Day 6:16

 

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Barcode 600568048225

 

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