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X-Tra X-Tra (Autobahn 5)

Musix (2), Louis van Dijk

Artist: Musix (2), Louis van Dijk
Label: Bellaphon
Catalog number: 100·07·293
Format: 7" · Single · 45 RPM
Country: Germany
Released: 1984
Genre: Electronic

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This 1984 release by Musix and Louis van Dijk on the Bellaphon label represents a distinct intersection of European electronic experimentation and pop sensibilities during the mid-eighties. Its status as an obscure catalog entry makes it a fascinating find for collectors interested in the experimental output distributed by the German Bellaphon label during this era.

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