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Condizione disco: Near Mint
Disco ascoltato pochissime volte che perciò si presenta quasi perfetto. Non ha segni di usura sulla superficie, quindi la qualità del suono è perfetta e non vi sono rumori di fondo.

Condizione cover: Near Mint
Copertina che non presenta nessun segno di usura e si presenta come nuova.
Formato: CD | Genere: Hip Hop USA
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Categorie: CD, Hip Hop USA, Near Mint, Near Mint.
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