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West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band Vol. 3 A Child's Guide To Good & Evil, 180 Gram Black Vinyl [Import] mtg The compositions blend 1970's psychedelic MAY221580 The compositions blend 1970's psychedelic guitars with a pulsing High stakes 180 gram audiophile black vinyl The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band make an interesting case for being one of the era's more unclassifiable bands
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