The Concerts in China: 40th Anniversary Vinyl 2LP 70s The 2022 Edison Award-winning album and enhanced cues

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The Concerts in China: 40th Anniversary Vinyl 2LP 70s The 2022 Edison Award-winning album and enhanced cues

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The Concerts in China: 40th Anniversary Vinyl 2LP 70s The 2022 Edison Award winning album and enhanced cues The 2022 Edison Award winning album Are You Still Somewhere there will also be Limited Coloured Triple vinyl LP version and 2CD deluxe of the box set featuring the hits albums plus a bonus live album ‘Trust is For Believers’ This was truly a landmark moment in western music for the country and for Jean Michel Jarre’s profile on the world stage 000 spectators

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