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Maisie Peters - Florescence (LP) (Mint (M))

Maisie Peters - Florescence (LP) (Mint (M))

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

Maisie Peters – Florescence LP on clear vinyl with exclusive alternate cover. Custom hand-signed on the outer sleeve with the Audrey Hepburn lyric “Love was a myth, now it's my morning coffee,” plus two hand-drawn daffodils. Brand new and unplayed. Originally issued without shrink wrap and will be protected in a resealable outer sleeve. Please refer to the photos for the exact item and condition.
 

Notes:

Dandelion Edition.

In the UK, copies sold via Banquet Records could be personally signed upon request.

 

A1. Mary Janes
A2. Audrey Hepburn
A3. Say My Name In Your Sleep
A4. Old Fashioned
A5. Houses
A6. Kingmaker
A7. Vampire Time
A8. My Regards
B1. You You You
B2. If You Let Me
B3. Flat Earther
B4. Questions
B5. Girl's Just Flying
B6. You Then Me Now
B7. Nothing Like Being In Love

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 5026854190679

 

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