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SUPERTRAMP - SUPERTRAMP - Crime Of The Century - Remastered Edition - LISTEN
price: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR

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A classic, third album - alongside the brilliant debut without a doubt the most progressive and rock record in the band's career.
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SUPERTRAMP - SUPERTRAMP - Even In The Quietest Moments... - UK A&M 1977 1st Press - NEAR MINT VINTAGE VINYL
price: 250,00 PLN / 62,50 EUR

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ANALOGUE SOUND! Sleeve: EXCELLENT+ / Record: MINT-
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SUPERTRAMP - SUPERTRAMP - Supertramp - GERMAN A&M 1984 Press - LISTEN - NEAR MINT VINTAGE VINYL
price: 200,00 PLN / 50,00 EUR

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ANALOGUE SOUND! A rare, German edition of the brilliant debut album, recorded with the first line-up, by the band popular in the 70s - one of the best British progressive achievements of 1970! The record, so different from the band's later titles (already with a different line-up), resembled the earliest records of Barclay James Harvest, combined with Genesis of the "Trespass" period and Blonde On Blonde's "Rebirth"! A rich, Hammond-based sound, unconventional, rather dark compositions, frequent changes of mood, and finally the 12-minute "Try Again" - one of the more charming tracks in the history of prog rock! Perfect condition! Sleeve like new: MINT(-) / Record, probably unplayed: MINT(-)
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SUPERTRAMP - SUPERTRAMP - Indelibly Stamped - Remastered Edition
price: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR

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The second album in a remastered version.
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SUPERTRAMP - SUPERTRAMP - Supertramp - EU Remastered Edition - LISTEN
price: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR

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A brilliant debut album - one of the best British progressive achievements of 1970! This record, so different from the later titles by this band (by then with a different line-up), resembled the earliest Barclay James Harvest records combined with Genesis from the 'Trespass' period and Blonde On Blonde's 'Rebirth'! A rich, Hammond-based sound, unusual, rather dark compositions, frequent changes of mood and the 12-minute "Try Again" - one of the more charming tracks in the history of prog-rock! A must!