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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumLimited Edition Vinyl & CD set of 300 copies, Black vinyl in Gatefold Sleeve, matt lamination with attached CD in centerfold. Vinyl Running Time: 44:00, contains 2 tracks. CD running Time: 49:12, contains 3 tracks.
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