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Alison Wonderland - Ghost World LP (Glow-in-the-Dark vinyl)

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Coproduced with Dylan Ragland (Pretty Favor), it sees Alison at her euphoric, ethereal best, taking the foot off the club-gas just a little to make way for a vulnerable and heartfelt album highlight.

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TRACKS:

- Disc 1 -
1 Ghost World
2 Get Started
3 Iwannaliveinadream
4 Heaven
5 Call Me (R U Alone?)
6 Lost & Found
7 Everything Comes in Waves
- Disc 2 -
1 Psycho
2 Sirens
3 Voices
4 XTC
5 Again? F***
6 Floating Away
7 Is This the End?

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