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Smino
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Artists

Smino

Catno

B0027036-01 B0027036-01

Formats

2x Vinyl LP Album

Country

US

Release date

Sep 29, 2017

Genres

Hip Hop

Styles

Media: VG+i
Sleeve: VG+

$285*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

Very conservative grading, very minor visible corner wear!!

A1

Smino - Wild Irish Roses

2:49

A2

Smino - Maraca

3:25

A3

Smino - Glass Flows

3:08

A4

Smino - Flea Flicka

2:43

A5

Smino - Spitshine

2:10

A6

Smino - Netflix & Dusse

4:19

B1

Smino - Anita

3:57

B2

Smino - Lobby Kall

2:44

B3

Smino - Edgar Allan Poe'd Up

3:11

B4

Smino - Father Son Holy Smoke

1:01

C1

Smino - B Role

3:01

C2

Smino - Blkoscars

3:40

C3

Smino - blkswn

2:53

C4

Smino - Long Run

4:52

D1

Smino - Innamission

2:15

D2

Smino - Silk Pillows

3:28

D3

Smino - Ricky Millions

2:55

D4

Smino - Amphetamine

7:50

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