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Robert Wyatt Old Rottenhat mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Old Rottenhat Country: UK Released: 1985 Style: Abstract MP3 version RAR size: 1807 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1999 mb WMA version RAR size: 1679 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 453 Other Formats: WAV MOD FLAC MPC AC3 APE VOC Tracklist 1 Alliance 4:24 2 The U.S. Of Amnesia 5:50 3 East Timor 2:52 4 Speechless 3:37 5 The Age Of Self 2:50 6 Vandalusia 2:44 7 The British Road 6:23 8 Mass Medium 4:43 9 Gharbzadegi 7:54 10 P.L.A. 2:31 Credits Written-By – Robert Wyatt Notes Comes in a green-tinted, clear jewel case. (P) 1986 Robert Wyatt (C) 1998 Robert Wyatt The green-tinted jewel box is a registered trademark of Rykodisc. Manufactured in the EU. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 31257 14342 4 Matrix / Runout: deLuxe HNCD1434 01 Matrix / Runout: MADE IN THE UK BY DISCTRONICS Mastering SID Code: IFPI L135 Mould SID Code: IFPI 0418 Label Code: LC 7433 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Robert Old Rottenhat (LP, UK & ROUGH 69 Rough Trade ROUGH 69 1985 Wyatt Album, Gat) Europe Robert Old Rottenhat (CD, VDP-5081 Rough Trade VDP-5081 Japan 1987 Wyatt Album, RE) Robert Old Rottenhat (CD, Hannibal HNCD 1434 HNCD 1434 US 1998 Wyatt Album, RE) Records VG 50148, 062- Robert Old Rottenhat (LP, Rough Trade, VG 50148, 062- Greece 1985 VG 50148 Wyatt Album) Rough Trade VG 50148 Robert Old Rottenhat (CD, UK & REWIGCD43 Domino REWIGCD43 2008 Wyatt Album, RE, Dig) Europe Related Music albums to Old Rottenhat by Robert Wyatt Robert Wyatt / Peter Blackman - Stalin Wasn't Stalling Robert Wyatt & The Future Eve - KiTsuNe Robert Wyatt - Dondestan Robert Wyatt - Shipbuilding / Memories Of You Robert Wyatt - Comicopera Robert Wyatt - Nothing Can Stop Us Robert Wyatt - A Short Break Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom.

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