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Doomsday Lunchbox

Remastered version of a legendary album

18.01

Posted in Music

Operation: Doomsday is one of our favorite albums of all time. This Spring Doom‘s own label Metalface will be releasing a remastered version of this legendary album, containing alternate versions, b-sides and instrumentals - 51 tracks total - with all new artwork and two deluxe, metal formats, including a lunchbox. Must have.

Tags: lunchbox, metal face, new artwork, operation doomsday, remastered version, underground hiphop, doom Tweet this

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  1. Christiana writes on 19 Dec 2011:

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