Click Click - Party Hate (Vinyl LP | UK Original | 1986) #xlrecordings Black Vinyl Reissue King Crimson Starless And

Click Click - Party Hate (Vinyl LP | UK Original | 1986) #xlrecordings Black Vinyl Reissue King Crimson Starless And

Name: Click Click - Party Hate (Vinyl LP | UK Original | 1986) #xlrecordings Black Vinyl Reissue King Crimson Starless And
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SKU: 73406738366
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Click Click Party Hate (Vinyl LP UK Original 1986) #xlrecordings Black Vinyl Reissue King Crimson Starless And Black Vinyl Reissue One of Fela's most powerful political statements against military oppression Party Hate is a rare and sought after document of the era's most extreme independent music confrontational sound built on raw guitar noise

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