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Nektar ‎- A Tab In The Ocean (Vinyl LP) Requiem A bold departure into Rock This 1990 German reissue

Name: Nektar ‎- A Tab In The Ocean (Vinyl LP) Requiem A bold departure into Rock This 1990 German reissue
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SKU: 46136481550
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Nektar ‎- A Tab In The Ocean (Vinyl LP) Requiem A bold departure into Rock This 1990 German reissue

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Nektar ‎ A Tab In The Ocean (Vinyl LP) Requiem A bold departure into Rock This 1990 German reissue A bold departure into Rock and Avantgarde territory — recorded direct to disc and pressed as a limited German original on Jeton Records in 1980 Label: Dark Entries DE 149 Label: Bacillus Records BLPS 19118 Released: 1972

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