IRON MAIDEN Vinyl Record Lp Maiden Japan vinyl Heavy Metal
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This Iron Maiden vinyl record is a must-have for any heavy metal or rock music fan. With a speed of 33 RPM and released in 1981, this LP is a classic addition to your collection. The record label is SQ-15017, and the release title is Maiden Japan. The case type is a cardboard sleeve, and the color of the vinyl is black. The record is made of high-quality vinyl material, and the vinyl matrix number is SQ-15017. This LP is a 12" record size, and the style is heavy metal. The genre is rock and metal, and the record is in English language. The era of the music is from the 1980s, and it was manufactured in the United States. Get your hands on this amazing piece of music history today!
See photos for condition album have the chance of being warped. it's old. thats what happens to albums. the albums are untested unplayed and sold as is. condition is unknown.by purchasing you agree to these terms.
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