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Woe The CrossRoads Blues (Forbidden Vinyl No.1)

Shanna B. Talley

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Description:I am known as The Keeper of Forbidden Vinyl, I can find any record you are looking for. From the rare, obscure, cursed, out of print and banned from existence, if it was recorded, I can find it. Now be wary seekers of the cursed music. Those songs, those vinyls, they carry something dark and if you listen too much, you will not like the end result. Now if musical talent, fame and fortune is what you seek, that's here too. Deals are made at crossroads but always read the fine print. For the consequences of your bargains are yours, not mine. Forbidden Vinyl has what you crave, what you need, what you yearn and burn for and believe me, you will burn. Once a deal is struck, there is no turning back. You bargain for your soul, not anyone elses. I don't make the deals, I just watch them happen.Never ever try to cover any cursed song. The CrossRoads Blues is one of those and every single person who made that fatal mistake, paid the price. Robert Johnson was the first of the 27 Club and you don't want to join him, do you?We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Woe The CrossRoads Blues (Forbidden Vinyl No.1). To get started finding Woe The CrossRoads Blues (Forbidden Vinyl No.1), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Publisher: SBT Publishing

Release: 2024

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Description: I am known as The Keeper of Forbidden Vinyl, I can find any record you are looking for. From the rare, obscure, cursed, out of print and banned from existence, if it was recorded, I can find it. Now be wary seekers of the cursed music. Those songs, those vinyls, they carry something dark and if you listen too much, you will not like the end result. Now if musical talent, fame and fortune is what you seek, that's here too. Deals are made at crossroads but always read the fine print. For the consequences of your bargains are yours, not mine. Forbidden Vinyl has what you crave, what you need, what you yearn and burn for and believe me, you will burn. Once a deal is struck, there is no turning back. You bargain for your soul, not anyone elses. I don't make the deals, I just watch them happen.Never ever try to cover any cursed song. The CrossRoads Blues is one of those and every single person who made that fatal mistake, paid the price. Robert Johnson was the first of the 27 Club and you don't want to join him, do you?We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Woe The CrossRoads Blues (Forbidden Vinyl No.1). To get started finding Woe The CrossRoads Blues (Forbidden Vinyl No.1), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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