CYNICS - (GOLD) LIVE ON KCSB 06/02/90
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: FANCLUB
Release date: 01/01/2014
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Catalog no.: LP0001721
Item ID: 405340
An absolutely killer live broadcast recording, made in 1990 at
KCSB FM Santa Barbara, CA. There's a ravaging version of 'Born
To Lose', a further nine powered tracks from the legendary
'Rock'n'Roll' album, and more! Edition on CLEAR GOLD WAX!
Also available: (BLACK) LIVE ON KCSB 06/02/90 (LP).
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