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Pretty Reckless Who You Selling For LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 31492058
- UPC:
- 888072003606
- MPN:
- 38
- Condition:
- New
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Vinyl LP pressing. 2016 release. How do you top a breakthrough record like Going To Hell, with it's three #1 rock singles, including the rock single of the year? You add some soul and bluesy undertones to those already rock melodies and dark, sexy vocals... and that is Who You Selling For, the third album from The Pretty Reckless!
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1. The Walls Are Closing in (Hangman) 2. Oh My God 3. Take Me Down 4. Prisoner 5. Wild City 6. Back to the River 7. Who You Selling for 8. Bedroom Window 9. Living in the Storm 10. Already Dead 11. The Devil's Back 12. Mad Love
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