SCREAMING TREES Something About Today 12" EP DJ Prom Non-LP Songs LANEGAN 1991
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Nov 26, 2023
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Sep 19, 2023
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SCREAMING TREES Something About Today 12" EP DJ Prom Non-LP Songs LANEGAN 1991
SCREAMING TREES Something About Today 12" EP
Original and OUT OF PRINT 3-song 12" VINYL EP. DJ Promo copy with hype sticker. Special thing here is the non-LP b-side tracks that are spectacular covers songs by Jethro Tull and The Saints that to this day do not appear anywhere else. This was released by Epic Records, US (EAS 3092) back in 1991.
Condition: • Vinyl is NM / Dust Jacket despite being a generic DJ sleeve with hype sticker is VG+
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All offerings are based on a visual grade, As mentioned previously, I typically gravitate toward the conservative end of the scale with most things generally being better than they’re described as I believe in managing expectations.
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1545 (GS 9.4.1 (1545))
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