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Bis Che Trading Limited Presents... mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Che Trading Limited Presents... Country: UK Style: Indie Rock, Noise MP3 version RAR size: 1966 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1843 mb WMA version RAR size: 1956 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 203 Other Formats: VQF MMF AU XM ASF MP4 AA Tracklist Hide Credits In Stealth A –The Golden Mile Producer, Engineer – Cregan*, Morrow , Ritchie*Written-By – The Golden Mile I've Only Just Started To Breathe B –The Delgados Written-By – Delgados* Icky-Poo Air Raid C –Bis Written-By – Bis Iro Moyo D –Merzbow Written-By – Merzbow Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – ché Copyright (c) – ché Distributed By – SRD Distributed By – ADA Recorded At – Ja Studios Recorded At – The Practice Pad Mastered At – JTS Studios Credits Design [Sleeve] – Cactus* Illustration [Inside] – Andru* Notes Foldover card sleeve, includes folded insert. ℗ 1995 Ché, © 1995 Ché Distributed in the UK by SRD. Distributed in the USA by ADA. Made in England. [A] recorded at Ja Studios Belfast 26/8/95 [C,D] recorded at the Practice Pad. This variant is unnumbered. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5016266007078 Matrix / Runout (Side A): CHE 47 A - 01-01-Q1 -J.T.S.- Matrix / Runout (Side B): CHE 47 AA - 01-01-Q1 -J.T.S.- Matrix / Runout (Side C): CHE 47 AAA - 01-01-Q1 -J.T.S.- Matrix / Runout (Side D): CHE 47 AAAA - 01-01-Q1 -J.T.S.- Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Bis And The Golden Bis And The Golden Mile Versus Mile Versus The The Delgados And Merzbow - Ché CHÉ 47 ché CHÉ 47 UK 1995 Delgados And Trading Limited Presents... (2x7", Merzbow Single, Num) Bis And The Golden Bis And The Golden Mile Versus Mile Versus The The Delgados And Merzbow - Che CHÉ 47 ché CHÉ 47 UK 1995 Delgados And Trading Limited Presents... (2x7", Merzbow Single, Pur) Bis And The Golden Mile Versus Bis And The Golden The Delgados And Merzbow - Che Mile Versus The CHÉ 47 Trading Limited Presents... (7", ché CHÉ 47 UK 1995 Delgados And Single, Num, Red + 7", Single, Merzbow Num, Blu) Bis And The Golden Bis And The Golden Mile Versus Mile Versus The The Delgados And Merzbow - Che CHÉ 47 ché CHÉ 47 UK 1995 Delgados And Trading Limited Presents... (2x7", Merzbow Single, Ltd, Num, Tur) Bis And The Golden Bis And The Golden Mile Versus Mile Versus The The Delgados And Merzbow - Ché CHÉ 47 ché CHÉ 47 UK 1995 Delgados And Trading Limited Presents... (2x7", Merzbow Single, Num) Related Music albums to Che Trading Limited Presents... by Bis The Delgados - Everything Goes Around The Water The Delgados - Pull The Wires From The Wall The Delgados - Domestiques The Delgados - BBC Sessions Masonna / Merzbow - Latex Black The Delgados - Peloton Merzbow - Neo Orgasm Merzbow / Kouhei - Merzbow / Kouhei.

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