30 Mar 2015. Vinyl, LP, Album. B4 Pixel Empire 4:04. B3 Innocence. B2 Nonsense. B1 Zephyr 3:40. A7 Imperium 3:18. A6 Beings 3:35.
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Madeon Adventure Vinyl Standard Black Edition
The Madeon Adventure Vinyl Standard Black Edition is a first edition album released by Columbia in 2015. This LP features dance music by artist Madeon, with a vinyl record size of 12″. The album comes in a cardboard sleeve with a black color and original inner sleeve and cover. This vinyl is a must-have for fans of 2010s era dance music.
Madeon – Adventure Vinyl LP, 1st Pressing Black, Dance, Electronic, READ DESC
Used copy of the album Adventure by Madeon on vinyl. This is a 1st Pressing on standard black color. The jacket is in good condition overall, with mild edge wear, however there is a seam split on the top of it (see pics).
BAD BOYS BLUE – Heart Beat – Vinyl – Import – **BRAND NEW/STILL SEALED** – RARE
BAD BOYS BLUE – Heart Beat – Vinyl – Import – **BRAND NEW/STILL SEALED** – RARE.
Olivia – Bizounce – 12″ STILL SEALED SIGNED WITH EROTIC BAD TASTE MESSAGE
Olivia wrote risque. right below Olivia“s neck. (pic 5) This is truly one of a kind!
Jennifer Lopez „Feelin‘ So Good” LP/Epic (VG) Shrinkwrap 2000 / Puff Daddy Hype
The product is a vinyl LP titled „Feeling So Good“ by Jennifer Lopez, featuring artists such as Fat Joe and Big Punisher. Released in 2000 under the record label Epic, the album is a maxi single with a dance style and is stereo recording. The record is 12″ in size, in black color, and comes in a cardboard sleeve with shrinkwrap. Made in the United States, it is a sought-after collector’s item for fans of dance and R&B music, particularly those interested in the sounds of the early 2000s.
Grandmaster Flash Presents Salsoul Jam 2000 2XLP Mixed NEW/SEALED
Unsurprisingly, Grandmaster Flash displays great knowledge of his subject — the Blue Note of disco — with equal love for the label’s elegant/organic and pop/electronic-driven sides. This might not be revelatory for seasoned Salsoul fans, but they can surely appreciate Flash’s interpretation of the label’s catalog for those who aren’t as clued-in.