Die Verbannten Kinder Evas (AUT) – Die Verbannten Kinder Evas DLP + DVD
€78.88
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Cult full-length from 1995, available for the first time on this special LP set.
– Double 180 grams black vinyl LP housed in a luxury gatefold sleeve.
– 16 pages booklet, including unpublished band photos, interviews from the old era and B/W original paintings.
– Original full colour paintings in an additional 12 pages booklet housed in a burano black envelope with textil Austrian flag ribbon.
– 2 incense sticks housed in a black envelope
– 4 exclusive photos (10×15 cms) taken randomly from a set of 12 different photos housed in a burano black envelope
– The first 75 pre-orders will receive a photo autographed by Julia & Richard Lederer, and Michael Gregor
– Certificate of Limitation & Authenticity made with special paper and hand-numbered to 500 copies. Also includes a numbered hologram sticker.
– DVD, featuring famous VHS tape “Nachtaugen: Live in Vaduz” from 1996, digitally reissued, including the exlcusive “Quod Olim Erat” video-clip and a photo gallery as bonus.
– Textil bag with printed DVKE logo to protect the whole set.
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Temple of Darkness
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