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Die Toten Hosen - Hier kommt Alex/ 1000 gute Gründe 7'' Vinyl Amiga Quartett
Hier kommt Alex / 1000 gute Gründe / 180 Grad / Bye, Bye Alex
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Die Toten Hosen - Hier kommt Alex/ 1000 gute Gründe 7'' Vinyl Amiga Quartett Artist: Die Toten Hosen aka: Die Flinger Domspatzen, Die Pebbles, Die Roten Rosen, Little Pepito And The Swinging Pesetas, Ricky Curl And The Standing Ovations, The Evil Kids, The Increadible T. H. Scratchers Members: Andreas Frege, Andreas Meurer, Andreas Von Holst, Jochen H., Klaus-Peter Trimpop, Michael Breitkopf, Steve "Vom" Ritchie, Walter November, Whyatt Earp, Wolfgang Rohde Title: Hier kommt Alex/ 1000 gute Gründe Format: 7'' Vinyl Country: Amiga Quartett Condition Cover: vg Condition Cover detail: Ringwear Condition Vinyl: vg/vg+Tracklist:
A1Hier kommt Alex A21000 gute Gründe B1180 Grad B2Bye, Bye Alex
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quality description / condition of sound carriers ( grading system )
M Mint The record and cover is like new or truly new EX Excellent Few signs of wear, slight deterioration in sound quality. The cover is slightly worn. VG VeryGood Small scratches, slight noise may occur. The cover may have tears, but is still usable. G Good The record has lost quality. Has severe scratches. The cover shows damage. F Fair The record is just about playable, but with a very strong loss of quality. Practically only archival value. The cover is very badly damaged. W Worn At this quality level, the bad records start. They are played above average. Scratches and noise are clearly audible. The cover of this quality is badly damaged, often torn or very dirty.More descriptions for common abbreviations
Cover = record sleeve
Label = label in the middle of the plate