Rare Super Eurobeat initial D Presents selection 3 ( 1.2.3 ) CD Japanese anime
Rare Super Eurobeat initial D Presents selection 3 ( 1.2.3 ) CD Japanese anime
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SKU:WP20230813006
Condition: Very Good | UPC: 4988064116782 |
MPN: Dose not apply | Brand: Dose not apply |
CD Grading: Good Plus (G+) | Type: Album |
Language: Japanese,Tibetan | Case Type: Spindle |
Case Condition: Very Good (VG) | Style: Musicals |
Inlay Condition: Good Plus (G+) | Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan |
Artist: Various Artists | Record Label: AVEX |
Format: CD | Release Year: 1998 |
Release Title: Super Eurobeat Presents: Initial D Selection, Vol. 2 | Genre: Dance & Electronica,Rock,Rock & Pop |
Rare Super Eurobeat initial D Presents selection 3 ( 1.2.3 ) CD Japanese anime
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Rare Super Eurobeat initial D Presents selection 3 ( 1.2.3 ) CD Japanese anime
Condition: Very Good
Super Eurobeat initial D Presents selection 3 ( 1.2.3 ) CD Japanese anime Japan
This is VOL.1-3 of Initial D D Selection series. It is difficult to obtain as it is out of print. Only VOL.2 is a rental item. (Please check the attached photos as well. Please check the attached photos as well for the condition.
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