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Mercyful Fate Shadow Night (Devil's Daughter) / Curse Of The Pharaohs mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Shadow Night (Devil's Daughter) / Curse Of The Pharaohs Country: Japan Released: 2014 Style: Heavy Metal MP3 version RAR size: 1698 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1746 mb WMA version RAR size: 1453 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 373 Other Formats: MP4 VOC MPC MMF AUD RA APE Tracklist A1 Shadow Night (Devil's Daughter) B1 Curse Of The Pharaohs Companies, etc. Recorded At – Borgerdigeskolen Notes Allthough it is a 7" vinyl it says 33, 1/3 RPM Recorded live 13 October 1981 , Beat Star Club , Borgerdige Skolen , Denmark Pressing info : 300 copies worldwide! 113 x white marbled vinyl 115 x red marbled vinyl 55 x black vinyl 17 x test pressings Demonstration Record not for sale Rave-On Records Made in Japan Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A): I Matrix / Runout (Side B): II Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Shadow Night (Devil's Mercyful Daughter) / Curse Of The Cult Legend CLR 003 CLR 003 Japan 2014 Fate Pharaohs (7", Single, Ltd, Recordings Promo, Unofficial, Red) Shadow Night (Devil's Mercyful Daughter) / Curse Of The Cult Legend CLR 003 CLR 003 Japan 2014 Fate Pharaohs (7", Single, Ltd, Recordings Promo, Unofficial) Shadow Night (Devil's Daughter) / Curse Of The TEST CLR Mercyful Cult Legend TEST CLR Pharaohs (7", Single, Ltd, Japan 2014 003 Fate Recordings 003 Promo, TP, Unofficial, W/Lbl) Related Music albums to Shadow Night (Devil's Daughter) / Curse Of The Pharaohs by Mercyful Fate King Diamond - A Dangerous Meeting Mercyful Fate - Die Schwarze Maske Mit Gefolge Mercyful Fate - Live 95 Mercyful Fate - Black Message Mercyful Fate - The Beginning Mercyful Fate - Live From The Depths Of Hell Mercyful Fate - Portland, Oregon 10-20-84 Mercyful Fate - Time Will Kill Vol. 2 Mercyful Fate - Early Sabbath Mercyful Fate - Mercyful Fate.

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