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Rom Rom Karaoke Vol. 1: Suteki ni Standard Reviews: 0 Tags: Music, Singing Release Date: October 27, 1989 (Japan) |
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Rom Rom Karaoke Vol. 2: Nattoku Idol Reviews: 0 Tags: Music, Singing Release Date: October 27, 1989 (Japan) |
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Rom Rom Karaoke Vol. 3: Yappashi Band Reviews: 0 Tags: Music, Singing Release Date: December 20, 1989 (Japan) |
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