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Artist:	Opal
Title:	Early Recordings
Label:	Rough Trade
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ROUGH 128
Barcode:	5014644301282
Date:	1989
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Opal	Empty Box Blues		Rate
A2	Opal	She's A Diamond		Rate
A3	Opal	My Only Friend		Rate
A4	Opal	Empty Bottles		Rate
A5	Opal	Grains Of Sand		Rate
A6	Opal	Brigit On Sunday		Rate
B1	Opal	Northern Line		Rate
B2	Opal	Strange Delight		Rate
B3	Opal	Fell From The Sun		Rate
B4	Opal	Harriet Brown		Rate
B5	Opal	Lullabye		Rate
B6	Opal	All Souls		Rate

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