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YAO MO VINYL · ITEM FILE 4194785172

DPR Cream - Psyche: Red (LP) (Mint (M))

DPR Cream - Psyche: Red (LP) (Mint (M))

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Edition
Signed Edition
Format
Collectible object
Condition
See listing description
Availability
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Hong Kong SAR, China
Product Photos
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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

DPR CREAM – psyche: red limited edition red vinyl LP. Limited to 500 copies worldwide and includes an authentic hand-signed insert. A highly sought-after release from DPR CREAM, known for its distinctive blend of R&B, electronic, and alternative sounds. Actual item photos are available on Discogs; condition as shown in the photos. DPR CREAM – psyche: red แผ่นไวนิลสีแดงรุ่นลิมิเต็ด จำกัดเพียง 500 ชุดทั่วโลก พร้อมลายเซ็นแท้ภายในอัลบั้ม ผลงานยอดนิยมของ DPR CREAM ที่ผสมผสาน R&B และอิเล็กทรอ
 

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A1. How Many Drinks? (Intro) 1:15
A2. Test Drive 2:40
A3. Uzuz 2:06
A4. Darling 3:51
A5. I Miss U (too Bad) 2:38
A6. T 3:55
B1. 투 2:37
B2. Puberty 1 0:37
B3. Puberty 2 2:38
B4. Puberty 3 1:17
B5. Savage 2:19
B6. Voice Mem 8:28

 

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