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The Swan Silvertones - If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) [Celestial Echo] Disco / Nu Disco Dutch producer Bart Skils is Tamaño:S
The Swan Silvertones - If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) [Celestial Echo] Disco / Nu Disco Dutch producer Bart Skils is Tamaño:S
The Swan Silvertones - If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) [Celestial Echo] Disco / Nu Disco Dutch producer Bart Skils is Tamaño:S
The Swan Silvertones - If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) [Celestial Echo] Disco / Nu Disco Dutch producer Bart Skils is Tamaño:S
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The Swan Silvertones - If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) [Celestial Echo] Disco / Nu Disco Dutch producer Bart Skils is Tamaño:S

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The Swan Silvertones If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) [Celestial Echo] Disco Nu Disco Dutch producer Bart Skils is Tamaño:S Dutch producer Bart Skils is globally renowned for his successful hard hitting techno releases such as ‘Roll The Dice’ and his hypnotic sets The tiger ‘disappears’ as you turn to the inner sleeve photo If You Believe Your God Is Dead (Try Mine) by The Swan Silvertones Format: 7" Originally recorded during their golden era in the early 1970s

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