Elektra-Entertainment - Mathematical Theory Of Communication Album

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1	Bits & Bytes	2:10
2	Extracted Fragment	3:55
3	F.T.P.	3:08

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Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
AUDA_delta	Elektra-Entertainment	Mathematical Theory Of Communication ‎(12", S/Sided, Ltd, Num, Gre)	Automatik-Datamatik	AUDA_delta	Germany	2009

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transmitted via: TR-808, SH-101, SH-09, SYSTEM-100M, PROMARS MRS-2, JUPITER-4, JUPITER-6

uploaded, transfered & interfunked somewhere outside japan by the ELEKTRA-ENTERTAINMENT @ 8BIT (dortmund 2009) - www.automatik-datamatik.com

this is an edition of 99 one-sided 12" vinyl-copies (55black / 44clear-green). each copy comes with a numbered info-sheet and a handsprayed "delta".

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