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Martin Wall
Metaphysical Facelift

Metaphysical Facelift
Metaphysical FaceliftMetaphysical FaceliftMetaphysical FaceliftMetaphysical Facelift

Catno

MW-1

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

Canada

Release date

Jan 1, 1977

Martin Wall - Metaphysical Facelift | Martin Wall (MW-1)

Sky Diver Records: ...Half baked bedroom psych stacked full of jangly guitar, effects, overdubs and electronics from 1977 by unknown Toronto native Martin Wall.

Media: Not Gradedi
Sleeve: Not Graded

$48*$66

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Sealed!

A1

Chanson D'Ordinaire

0:25

A2

Ordinary Man

3:47

A3

Choral Prelude

0:20

A4

Dear Friend

2:43

A5

Golden Glow

3:03

A6

Time Will Tell

4:02

B1

Monk's Access

0:27

B2

Metaphysical Facelift

15:26

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