Tystion vs Allfa Un

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Tystion vs Allfa Un
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Studio album by
Released1996 (1996)
Genre Punk
Label Fitamin Un
Cassette-only release: Fit! 002
Tystion chronology
Dyma'r Dystiolaeth
(1995)
Tystion vs Allfa Un
(1996)
Rhaid I Rhywbeth Ddigwydd
(1997)

Tystion vs Allfa Un is the second release by the Welsh band Tystion.

Contents

Track listing

  1. Dan Y Belt
  2. Isymwybod

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