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Black Francis Vinyl – Live In Nijmegen Clear Double Vinyl
£25.00
Live In Nijmegen Clear Double Vinyl – Black Francis Vinyl from Vinyl Records London
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Description
Captured in 2008 on the Bluefinger Svn Fngrs tour, Live in Nijmegen features Black Francis backed by Jason Carter and Dan Schmid on ferocious performances of tracks such as Threshold Apprehension, You Cant Break A Heart And Have It and Get Away Oil.Every once in awhile, the sound person or who ever manages to get a decent live recording in and sometimes they luck out and the band plays pretty good, too. This is one of those nights Black FrancisNow available on vinyl for the very first time, this reissue features the complete live album pressed on two 140g clear vinyl. Black Francis Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £25
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Vinyl
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