In It For The Money: Remastered Expanded Edition Turquoise Vinyl LP & White Vinyl 12" Complete Mountain Almanac they had been the subject BRVE52
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In It For The Money: Remastered Expanded Edition Turquoise Vinyl LP & White Vinyl 12" Complete Mountain Almanac they had been the subject BRVE52 they had been the subject of uncommonly sensational features in The Globe and Mail (Canada’s national newspaper) as well as in every daily and weekly in Toronto the cover of the cassette release stated that it was “mixed especially for your personal cassette player” LP also includes 12” single ‘Sun Hits The Sky (Bentley Rhythm Ace Remix)’ ‘The Animal’ on 140g White Vinyl this brand new expanded edition of ‘In It For The Money’ features remastered audio from analogue tape on 180g Black and 140g Turquoise Vinyl (Retail Exclusive)
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