Jerry Goldsmith - Alien (Original Soundtrack From The Twentieth Century-Fox Film) (Vinyl) (VG+, VG) Street Date_03/12/2022 Newly mixed from the analogue 020286245995

Name: Jerry Goldsmith - Alien (Original Soundtrack From The Twentieth Century-Fox Film) (Vinyl) (VG+, VG) Street Date_03/12/2022 Newly mixed from the analogue 020286245995
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Jerry Goldsmith - Alien (Original Soundtrack From The Twentieth Century-Fox Film) (Vinyl) (VG+, VG) Street Date_03/12/2022 Newly mixed from the analogue 020286245995

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Jerry Goldsmith Alien (Original Soundtrack From The Twentieth Century Fox Film) (Vinyl) (VG+, VG) Street Date_03 12 2022 Newly mixed from the analogue 020286245995 Newly mixed from the analogue multitrack tapes by Wyn Davis and plays and sings backing vocals on "White Line Frankenstein Breakaway 3:00 DESCRIPTION

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