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Lon

Catno

PB029

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

Estonia

Release date

Dec 1, 2021

After more than 30 years Early Sounds and Halfway Ritmo release unpublished recordings (1982-1989) from former Tangerine Dream and Iggy Pop's drumme

After more than 30 years Early Sounds and Halfway Ritmo release unpublished recordings (1982-1989) from former Tangerine Dream and Iggy Pop's drummer Klaus Kruger.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

15.5€*

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Limited white label release. Neuronphase is back in business with eight new tracks. As if he ever left. Ai

A1

Roasting

A2

Gotta Play

A3

Imagine That

A4

Here We Go Again

B1

Could Seinfield Have Tasted This

B2

Get It

B3

Lon

B4

Psychik

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