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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club American X: Baby 81 Sessions LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 16211247
- UPC:
- 829707956010
- MPN:
- 1160
- Condition:
- New
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Originally released in 2007 as an "add-on" to Baby 81, this was supposed to be limited to 3500 copies in the US only, but has actually sold over 9000 copies to date. First time ever on vinyl, and with the added bonus track "Not What You Wanted (Remix)". Comes with exclusive poster insert with many previously unseen photos and complete lyrics. Tracks: 01. The Likes of You 02. Vision 03. The Show'S About to Begin 04. Mk Ultra 05. Whenever You're Ready 06. 20 Hours 07. Last Chance for Love 08. Not What You Wanted (Remix).
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1. The Likes of You 2. Vision 3. The Show's About to Begin 4. MK Ultra 5. Whenever You're Ready 6. 20 Hours 7. Last Chance for Love 8. Not What You Wanted (Remix)
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