Angelic Upstarts - Last Tango In Moscow (RSD Limited 2 x Red Vinyl)
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May 27, 2015 Sold Date
May 18, 2015 Start Date
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Angelic Upstarts - Last Tango In Moscow (Record Store Day Limited Edition 2 x Red Vinyl )

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Last Tango in Moscow is Angelic Upstarts's 6th album, originally released in 1984.
Only 1,000 predd on Red vinyl!

SIDE A
1.One More Day  
2.Machine Gun Kelly  
3.Progress  
4.Blackleg Minor  
5.Who’s Got The Money

SIDE B
6.Last Tango In Moscow  
7.I Think It Should Be Free  
8.Never Return  
9.Rude Boy  
10.No News  

SIDE C
11.Jarrow Woman  
12.Nowhere To Run  
13.Painted In Red  
14.There’s A Drink In It  

SIDE D
15.Listen To The Silence  
16.She Don’t Cry Anymore  
17.I Won’t Pay For Liberty  
18.Never Return To Hell  
19.When Will They Learn  
20.No Nukes

Released by Let Them Eat Vinyl Cat: LETV210LP.

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