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                <text>Somewhere in the mid-1990s; Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey (1993) w/ © Orion Pictures Corporation released and distributed the documentary via VHS. This item right here is a special tape for who'm only video stores and critics (?) got their hands on. It was for promotional use only. On the back has a stamp that reads "For Promotional Use Only; Not For Rental or Resale". Making this VHS tape quite unique! I have not watched this tape yet. When I do, I will 100% add some screenshots to The Archive!</text>
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