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Utada Hikaru - Ultra Blue (2xLP) (Mint (M))

Utada Hikaru - Ultra Blue (2xLP) (Mint (M))

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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Factory-sealed Japanese 2022 180g 2LP reissue. Barcode 4988031466261; catalog UPJY-9208/9. Clean wrap and jacket; carefully packed for secure shipping.
 

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A1. This Is Love 4:57
A2. Keep Tryin' 4:53
A3. Blue 5:15
B1. 日曜の朝 4:43
B2. Making Love 4:24
B3. 誰かの願いが叶うころ 4:26
C1. Colors 3:57
C2. One Night Magic 4:37
C3. 海路 3:32
C4. Wings 4:52
D1. Be My Last 4:30
D2. Eclipse (Interlude) 1:32
D3. Passion 4:43
. Bonus Track
D4. Sanctuary (Opening)

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 4988031466261

 

Recorded At Bunkamura Studio
Recorded At Conway Studios
Recorded At Westlake Audio
Recorded At The Hit Factory
Recorded At Studio Terra
Recorded At Roundhouse Studios
Mixed At Bunkamura Studio
Mixed At The Hit Factory
Mixed At Olympic Studios
Manufactured By Toshiba EMI Ltd
Phonographic Copyright (p) Toshiba EMI Ltd

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