The Cranberries - Mtv Unplugged - VINYL LP
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Vinyl LP pressing. The Cranberries performed on MTV's Unplugged in 1995 in promotion for their sophomore album, No Need To Argue, but the audio has never been released, until now.
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- GenrePopDescriptionVinyl LP pressing. The Cranberries performed on MTV's Unplugged in 1995 in promotion for their sophomore album, No Need To Argue, but the audio has never been released, until now.ArtistThe CranberriesTitleMtv UnpluggedFormatVINYLLabelIsland
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