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Rage Against The Machine : The Battle Of Los Angeles (LP, Album, RE, 180)
Rage Against The Machine : The Battle Of Los Angeles (LP, Album, RE, 180)
Rage Against The Machine : The Battle Of Los Angeles (LP, Album, RE, 180)
Rage Against The Machine : The Battle Of Los Angeles (LP, Album, RE, 180)
Rage Against The Machine : The Battle Of Los Angeles (LP, Album, RE, 180)
Rock

Rage Against The Machine - The Battle Of Los Angeles (LP, Album, RE, 180) (2018) [New Vinyl]

$34.99 CAD
1 in stock
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***STOCK PHOTOS PICTURED. E-MAIL US AT INFO@HIGHNOTES.CA IF YOU WOULD LIKE ACTUAL PHOTOS OF THE ITEM***

Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
Comments:
Brand New Sealed

Catalog #: 19075851191
Country:    Europe  
Released:  2018
Genre:       Rock
Style:         Alternative Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Testify 3:30
A2. Guerrilla Radio 3:26
A3. Calm Like A Bomb 4:58
A4. Mic Check 3:33
A5. Sleep Now In The Fire 3:25
A6. Born Of A Broken Man 4:40
B1. Born As Ghosts 3:22
B2. Maria 3:48
B3. Voice Of The Voiceless 2:31
B4. New Millennium Homes 3:44
B5. Ashes In The Fall 4:37
B6. War Within A Breath 3:36

Credits:
Lacquer Cut By - Davi Rodrigues De Lima


Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 190758511917
Matrix / Runout 18-0234NL-A2
Matrix / Runout 18-0234NL-B2
Matrix / Runout 18-0234NL_19075851191 REI A2 SST
Matrix / Runout MPO 20 155210
Matrix / Runout 18-0234NL_19075851191 REI B2 SSTo
Matrix / Runout MPO 20 158050
Matrix / Runout 8-0234NL_19075851191 REI A2 SST
Matrix / Runout MPO 21 220543
Matrix / Runout 18-0234NL_19075851191 REI B2 SSTo
Matrix / Runout MPO 21 220547
Matrix / Runout MPO 22 269667
Matrix / Runout MPO 22 269641
Label Code 19075851191A
Label Code 19075851191B

Companies:
Lacquer Cut At SST GmbH
Manufactured By Noiseland Industries
Pressed By MPO

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