Unity - You Are One 7" US Press OC Hardcore Straightedge Punk Uniform Choice

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Unity -   "You Are One"  
Description
Label: Wishingwell Records Catalog #: WW1 UPC Code: N/A Year of Release: 1985 Country: US Format: 7"   Colour: Black Speed: 45 RPM Record: Very Good Cover: Very Good
Track Listing:
A-Side 
1. Straight on View 2. Positive Mental Attitude 3. The Game 4. Explanation for Action
B-Side 
1. Breaking Through 2. Love 3. You Are One 4. To Risk....
      Insert/Lyric sheet is in near mint condition.
       Left and right spine have 2" tear but not immediately obvious. Other than thast sleeve is in great condition. Vinyl has a few scratches but it plays fine on my record player.
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