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Macina Dischi Padua, Italy
Questa è un'etichetta che si basa su poche uscite curate e pensate sperando che diano stimoli nel sentirle, toccarle,
gustarle...
Facciamo semplicemente i dischi che noi stessi vorremmo comprare, niente di più.
Non c'è una continuità temporale precisa, quando abbiamo in mano qualcosa che ci eccita estremamente la facciamo uscire se ne abbiamo la possibilità economica e il tempo.
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