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YAO MO VINYL · ITEM FILE 4130918349

Taylor Swift - The Life Of A Showgirl (CD) (Mint (M))

Taylor Swift - The Life Of A Showgirl (CD) (Mint (M))

COLLECTOR EDITION
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Format
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Condition
New & Sealed
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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Mint (M): flawless, unplayed, factory-sealed, with stickers.
 

Notes:



 

1. The Fate Of Ophelia 3:46
2. Elizabeth Taylor 3:28
3. Opalite 3:55
4. Father Figure 3:33
5. Eldest Daughter 4:06
6. Ruin The Friendship 3:41
7. Actually Romantic 2:44
8. Wi$h Li$t 3:27
9. Wood 2:31
10. Cancelled! 3:31
11. Honey 3:02
12. The Life Of A Showgirl 4:02

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 6 02478 37205 6
Barcode 602478372056
Matrix / Runout (1302894) 00602478372049 10 0001
Mastering SID Code IFPI LW86
Mould SID Code IFPI KK70
Matrix / Runout (1302894) 00602478372049 03 0001
Mastering SID Code IFPI LV77
Mould SID Code IFPI KKF0

 

Phonographic Copyright (p) Taylor Swift
Copyright (c) Taylor Swift
Distributed By UMG Commercial Services
Glass Mastered At Conectiv, Guadalajara, Mexico
Pressed By Conectiv, Guadalajara, Mexico
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