David Bowie: "Diamond Dogs" SEALED 200-Gram Pressing, RARE Lettered Edition

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From Parlophone Records, this is DIAMOND DOGS by

DAVID BOWIE. It is an audiophile pressing on ~200 grams 

of high definition / high density virgin vinyl still SEALED from 

the factory and in MINT condition. "Virgin vinyl" means the

wax has not been culled from mold spillover. This is the one to own. 

Our highest recommendation.

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