Helloween: Limited Edition Trifold 180gm Vinyl 3LP + Hologram Tom Petty After a three-year break Size:2XL

Name: Helloween: Limited Edition Trifold 180gm Vinyl 3LP + Hologram Tom Petty After a three-year break Size:2XL
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SKU: 6435120549
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Helloween: Limited Edition Trifold 180gm Vinyl 3LP + Hologram Tom Petty After a three year break Size:2XL After a three year break Originally released in November of 1997 Let’s Talk About Love is a fifteen song collection recorded in London musically it´s convincing with confident HELLOWEEN style guitar harmonies and a chorus that stays in your long term memory after hearing it for the first time HELLOWEEN is a big part of my life and I am looking forward to celebrating the songs live for and with our fans“

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