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Lio
Lio

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Artists

Lio

Catno

202972 202.972

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

France

Release date

Jan 1, 1980

Media: VGi
Sleeve: G+

6€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

1980 - France - VG.

A1

Amicalement Vôtre

2:44

A2

J'obtiens Toujours Tout Ce Que Je Veux

2:39

A3

Comix Discomix

3:54

A4

La Panthère Rose

3:16

A5

You Go To My Head

A6

Amoureux Solitaires

3:32

B1

Si Belle Et Inutile

3:30

B2

Bébé Vampire

2:43

B3

Speedy Gonzales

B4

La Petite Amazone

3:14

B5

Le Banana Split

2:35

B6

Oz

2:15

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