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3-Pak Brick album for sale by Udii110 was released Jun 25, 1996 on the Maxell label. 3-Pak Brick CD music contains a single disc.

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CD Universe Part number	1066256
Label	Maxell
Catalog number	128530
numberMedia	1
Release Date	Jun 25, 1996
Shipping Units	2

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