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THE SMITHS -William It Was Really Nothing- Rare German Multicoloured Vinyl 12"
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THE SMITHS -William It Was Really Nothing- Rare German Multicoloured Vinyl 12"
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THE SMITHS -William It Was Really Nothing- Rare German Multicoloured Vinyl 12"

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    Item specifics

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    Artist
    The Smiths
    Speed
    45RPM
    Record Label
    Intercord
    Album Name
    Shoplifters Of The World Unite
    Release Title
    William It Was Really Nothing
    Sub-Genre
    1980s
    Duration
    Maxi Single
    Material
    Vinyl
    Edition
    Collector's Edition, Limited Edition, Rarities Edition
    Colour
    Multicoloured
    Type
    Maxi-Single
    Record Grading
    Near Mint (NM or M-)
    Format
    Record
    Release Year
    1984
    Language
    English
    Sleeve Grading
    Excellent (EX)
    Era
    1980s
    Style
    Indie
    Record Size
    12"
    Features
    Coloured Vinyl
    Genre
    Indie/Britpop
    Country/Region of Manufacture
    Germany

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