Misfit Vinyl Record
Misfit Vinyl Record
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Simple and classic, a truly powerful, non-compromising 21st Century Rock n Roll record. The story of The Legendary Tigermans awaited sixth album, Misfit, starts with a road movie, How To Become Nothing, a three-head project by Paulo Furtado, Rita Lino and Pedro Maia. In May 2016, the trio landed in Los Angeles to film a psychedelic adventure in the form of a road movie between Los Angeles and Death Valley, about the philosophically disturbed journey of a man searching to become nothing.
Motorcyle Boy / The Fix Of Rock N Roll / /The Saddest Girl on Earth / Red Sun / Sleeping Alone / Black Hole / Holy Muse / I Finally Belong To Someone / About Alice / To All My (Few) Brothers / A Girl Called Home / Tango Till They're Sore
- Format Detail: LP
- Format: Vinyl
- Genre: Rock
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All good here!Luv the CD!😎
Fits great! Looks sharp! Lemmy would approve.
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Fast shipping! It’s very well made. My granddaughter loves it & wants to wear it everywhere.
Very great condition.
This is a very good album. I hearsomeot=f the songs on the radio, but it is much better on the cd. The seller was quick in getting it out and to me. Thank You
They went above and beyond to make a gift for my boss special. I appreciate all the effort and work that went into making this happen.
always liked Don's music
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This is a very good CD. I enjoy listing to music from the 50's 60's 70' and the 80's.
The CD is very good. I enjoy listing to music from the time I was growing up and while I was in the Air Force.
I think it is a great CD. I enjoy listing to it and others CD's from the 60's and 70'
