Transnational Speedway League: Limited 'Sea Glass Blue' Vinyl LP (w/ Signed & Numbered Insert) Koralle & Kuranes I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio Size:2XL

Name: Transnational Speedway League: Limited 'Sea Glass Blue' Vinyl LP (w/ Signed & Numbered Insert) Koralle & Kuranes I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio Size:2XL
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Transnational Speedway League: Limited 'Sea Glass Blue' Vinyl LP (w Signed & Numbered Insert) Koralle & Kuranes I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio Size:2XL I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio Accelerate Transnational Speedway League is Clutch’s very first recording (1993) and was never before released on vinyl until now The album is remastered and manufactured on 180 gram colored vinyl which in turn is stored in extra heavy sleeves

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