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Ross 154
Strike

ALBUM

Strike

Release date: 1st January 2004

Delsin

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About This Album

"Strike" is an album by Ross 154, released 1st January 2004 via Delsin. It features 8 tracks, including "Sun", "Sniper", and "Apricot".

Release profile

Record details & tracklist

20048 tracks

Label

Delsin

Release year

2004

1Sun
10:33

2

Sniper

5:45

6Themurderpeople

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Strike — release variants

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

CD · Album
Main
Country NetherlandsYear 2004
Delsin · 27 DSR/NWA-CD1
Barcode: 8 717127 010134
Vinyl · LP · Album
Country NetherlandsYear 2004
Delsin · 27 DSR
Barcode: 8717127010127
CD · Album · Promo
Country NetherlandsYear 2004
Delsin · 27 DSR/NWA-CD1
Vinyl · LP · Album · Reissue
180g
Country NetherlandsYear 2017
NWAQ · APE-LP01
Vinyl · LP · Album · Limited Edition · Reissue
Coloured
Country NetherlandsYear 2017
NWAQ · APE-LP01