Steel Prophet - Book Of The Dead (Indie Exclusive, Red and Orange Splatter Vinyl) Genre_Metal " and two additional tracks Language:Swedish

Name: Steel Prophet - Book Of The Dead (Indie Exclusive, Red and Orange Splatter Vinyl) Genre_Metal " and two additional tracks Language:Swedish
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SKU: 60515865397
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Steel Prophet Book Of The Dead (Indie Exclusive, Red and Orange Splatter Vinyl) Genre_Metal " and two additional tracks Language:Swedish " and two additional tracks by the Scott Tanner fronted band Land Ho the first in a trilogy of albums that would leave an important and indelible mark on the Italian Progressive Rock story 9 Ruby Dreams (Faith and Hope) Red Orange Splatter Vinyl

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