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Lemminge

Release date: 1st January 1997

Barbaren Musi

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About This Album

"Lemminge" is an album by Korrupt (3), released 1st January 1997 via Barbaren Musi. It features 15 tracks, including "Lemminge", "Hoffnungslos", and "Suizid-Pogo".

Release profile

Record details & tracklist

199715 tracks

Related albums

Korrupt

Korrupt (3)

1st January 1992

Label

Barbaren Musi

Release year

1997

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Pressings & releases

Lemminge — release variants

Country, format and catalogue-number detail for each known pressing.

Vinyl · LP · Album · Repress
Main
Country GermanyYear 1997
Barbaren Musi · BB 007
Vinyl · LP · Album
Country GermanyYear 1994
Barbaren Musi · none
Vinyl · LP · Album
Yellow Vinyl
Country GermanyYear 1994
Barbaren Musi · none