Whitney Houston (35th Anniversary Edition)
This is a 2nd Edition Repress of our exclusive reissue of the 35th Anniversary Deluxe edition of Whitney Houston's self-titled debut. A 2LP box with 180g opaque metallic bronze vinyl and a 40-page hardcover book including liner notes, essays, rare photos, and lyrics. This is the definitive edition of the album, packaged together with the previously Japan-only release Whitney Dancin' Special and AAA-remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound; every Whitney Houston fan needs this release.
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