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Mili - To Kill A Living Book -For Library Of Ruina- (CD) (Mint (M))

Mili - To Kill A Living Book -For Library Of Ruina- (CD) (Mint (M))

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New & Sealed
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Hong Kong SAR, China
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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Still sealed with original stickers.
 

Notes:

A CD of our album "To Kill a Living Book -for Library Of Ruina-", made for the game "Library Of Ruina" by Project Moon. This well-loved album returns in CD format due to popular demand. The CD comes in a thick paper 4-panel Digi case with an extra large lyrics booklet.

 

1. String Theocracy 02:54
2. From A Place Of Love 03:02
3. And Then Heard No More 02:56
4. Iron Lotus 04:00
5. Children Of The City 03:54
6. Gone Angels 02:24
7. Poems Of A Machine 04:34
8. Salt, Pepper, Birds, And The Thought Police 04:04

 

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