Chemical Brothers / The Dust Brothers Chemical Beats / Song To The
Sirens - RAREUSD $29.95
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This rare vinyl record features "Chemical Beats" by The Chemical Brothers and "Song to the Sirens" by The Dust Brothers. The vinyl is black in color and in very good condition (VG), while the sleeve is also in very good condition (VG).
The record label is a white label and the release title is Chemical Beats. The format of the record is a single, and it is ideal for vinyl enthusiasts and collectors. The inlay condition is very good plus (VG+), and it was manufactured in the United States. Overall, this is a must-have for fans of The Chemical Brothers and The Dust Brothers and is a great addition to any vinyl collection.
Same day handling
All Records are Shipped in a protective record cardboard box with a cardboard insert. This insure item arrives safely.
Please note record or record jacket obverse or reverse may contain marks or tape.
This rare vinyl record features "Chemical Beats" by The Chemical Brothers and "Song to the Sirens" by The Dust Brothers. The vinyl is black in color and in very good condition (VG), while the sleeve is also in very good condition (VG).
The record label is a white label and the release title is Chemical Beats. The format of the record is a single, and it is ideal for vinyl enthusiasts and collectors. The inlay condition is very good plus (VG+), and it was manufactured in the United States. Overall, this is a must-have for fans of The Chemical Brothers and The Dust Brothers and is a great addition to any vinyl collection.
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