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mono.kultur #49:
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One Comment
Hello
An excellent choice in the selection of the Miles Davis soundtrack album. It is my all time favourite and alongside the CD, I am also lucky enough to own an original mono vinyl LP of it.
Beautiful is the one word to describe it.
Stuart
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