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Morio Agata “Zipangu Boy” (1986) reissue
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Morio Agata “Zipangu Boy” (1986) reissueOriginally released in 1976, this record features some experimental, psychedelic, folk and Miny type vibes. A double LP loaded with good music and definitely one worth checking out. Listen HERE Condition Jacket: VG++ with obi and insert Vinyl: VG++
light browning on back of jacket
Bobby Caldwell’s What You Won’t Do for Love is a timeless classic that belongs in every serious vinyl collection
Jacket VG+ with obi & insert
Plays fine
Samples for the beat makers & a good record for the DJ’s
This is a really good record & stacked with heat
I doubt you'll be disappointed
Not going to see it again anytime soon
suspense easy listening and more
and super mellow grooves
Vinyl/ VG++
blues rock & funk vibes all the way through
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