Format: Compact Disc / CD | Brand New
Record ID: RCA 07863 66904-2
UPC Code: 07863-66904-21
Quality Grade:Mint (NEW)
Condition: Brand New (mint condition). Unopened in original packaging and shrink wrap from manufacturer.
Artist: Dave Matthews Band
Album Title: Crash
Album Type: LP
Genre: Folk Rock, Alternative Rock
Label: RCA
Release Date: April 30, 1996
Track Listing: 12
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Crash is the second studio album released by the American rock band Dave Matthews Band. Hit singles from the album include “Too Much”, “So Much To Say”, and “Crash Into Me”. Additional songs on the album include “Two Step”, “#41”, and “Tripping Billies”.
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Format: Compact Disc / CD | Brand New
Record ID: RCA 07863 66904-2
UPC Code: 07863-66904-21
Quality Grade:Mint (NEW)
Condition: Brand New (mint condition). Unopened in original packaging and shrink wrap from manufacturer.
Artist: Dave Matthews Band
Album Title: Crash
Album Type: LP
Genre: Folk Rock, Alternative Rock
Label: RCA
Release Date: April 30, 1996
Track Listing: 12
This product is new and eligible for a refund. See Refunds and Returns Policy, here.
Crash is the second studio album released by the American rock band Dave Matthews Band. Hit singles from the album include “Too Much”, “So Much To Say”, and “Crash Into Me”. Additional songs on the album include “Two Step”, “#41”, and “Tripping Billies”.
Have a question about the product? Please send an email to support@spinandflip.combefore making a purchase.
To learn more about our Product Grading System, click here.
*The photos in this listing are generic examples. For an actual photo of the CD in our inventory, please contact us before placing an order.
