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Queen Greatest Hits In Concert LIVE The Legendary Broadcast Yoyogi Taiikukan, Tokyo, Japan - 11th May 1985 JAPAN EDITION Test Pressing - For Approval Limited Edition (limited to 30 copies)
Side A 1. Under Pressure 2. Somebody To Love 3.Killer Queen 4. Radio Ga Ga 5. I Want To Break Free 6. Love Of My Life
Side B 1. Another One Bites The Dust 2. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 3. Bohemian Rhapsody 4. Seven Seas Of Rhye 5. We Will Rock You 6. We Are The Champions
(The sides are not labelled on the vinyl. Please play the vinyl and figure out which side is which.)

Produced by the label Coda Publishing Ltd in 2018. 

These test pressings are BRAND NEW but they are not sealed. 

We will be listing this item every so often with brand new batches.

During the manufacturing process a handful of vinyls carefully get played just to check the quality. All vinyls will be in mint condition as they are brand new. Please ignore the fact that it does say 'used' on the description above. We have to write in the item description so people know they are not sealed and the sleeves are not retail quality.

Coda Publishing Ltd: "These test pressings are legitimate releases with payments being made to MCPS in respect of the writers. We own the physical masters & copyright in either the masters of the re-mastered audio. Where necessary all artist consents are obtained prior to release."

Please message if you have any questions about this item or postage. We are happy to combine postage.

 To avoid splits on the sleeves we will remove the vinyl from the sleeve and place it on top of the sleeve in the parcel.

International postage costs are a FLAT RATE (same price to every country outside of the United Kingdom).

NO NEGOTIATIONS.

Your order will be tracked and we will add the tracking number once we mark your order as dispatched.

We are not responsible for customs charges once your order arrives in your country.

To try and avoid this we stick official customs labels on all international parcels stating the contents inside and the price the item was bought for.