Jeffrey Lewis & Jack
City & Eastern Songs

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Rough Trade/ Beggars Group
Date de sortie: 01/01/2007

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N° 14308 en Alternative divers
N° 175602 en Rock

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Alternative divers

No d'article.:

2360071

Remarque / Liste des chansons:

01. "Posters"

02. "Don't Be Upset"

03. "Williamsburg Willoldham Morror"

04. "Something Good"

05. "The Singing Tree"

06. "Anxiety Attack"

07. "Time Machine"

08. "Moving"

09. "Art Land"

10. "New Old Friends"

11. "They Always Knew"

12. "Had It All"

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Labelcode RT5982372.2

Producteur:

Jeffrey Lewis

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922512

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