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    Randoms A B C D B/W Let's Get Rid Of New York

    Munster
    • Randoms – A B C D
    • 1. A B C D
    • 2. Let's Get Rid Of New York

    Reissue of the sought-after punk 45 by Randoms, originally released on Dangerhouse records in 1978. Issued with a facsimile sleeves and labels and come inside a clear plastic bag to replicate the original release.

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