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KEN DOH – NAKASAKI EP – 12″ VINYL RECORD – 90S HOUSE DANCE CLASSIC DJ

The KEN DOH – NAKASAKI EP 12″ vinyl record is a classic DJ dance track from the 90s, featuring high-fidelity sound and a Spin-45 RPM stereo format. This black vinyl single, released in 1996 on the FFRR / S12 record label, showcases the artist’s unique style blending house and dance pop genres. With its original cover and very good (VG) grading, this UK-produced record is a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts looking to add a timeless gem to their collection.

Sonic Youth – Goo (1996/US Press) – MFSL1-257 – Vinyl

Poly Sleeve/Rice Paper Inner Sleeve. Open End Bubble Wrap/Cardboard.

Sonic Youth – Goo (1996/US Press) – MFSL1-257 – Vinyl

Poly Sleeve/Rice Paper Inner Sleeve. Open End Bubble Wrap/Cardboard.

Beatles 45 rpm, Apple, 1996, Pic Slv, 1st Edition, «Real Love/Baby’s In Black»

The Beatles. Record Type: 45 rpm. Record Label: Apple Records. Year Released: 1996. Plays: Stereo. Record Title: Real Love/Baby’s Black (Live at the Hollywood Bowl). First Edition. Label Color: Silver w/black text.

Beatles 45 rpm, Apple, 1996, Pic Slv, 1st Edition, «Real Love/Baby’s In Black»

LIVIN’ JOY DON’T STOP MOVIN 12″ 1996 MCA 55301 DJ PROMO COPY UNPLAYED

A1 Don’t Stop Movin’ (Original Version). A2 Don’t Stop Movin’ (Want-Will H-Mix). Don’t Stop Movin’ (Junior’s Arena Anthem Mix). B2 Don’t Stop Movin’ (A. Mannetta Mix). USED 12″ IN GREAT SHAPE DJ PROMO COPY.

Stars & Stripes «Shaved for Battle» LP (Vinyl, Taang)

You will appreciate the explicit version if you hate censored music.

STARS & STRIPES- Shaved for Battle (LP)

STARS & STRIPES- Shaved for Battle (LP) Stars And Stripes – Shaved For Battle Released in 1988, “Shaved For Battle” is the classic debut album from Boston Oi! Combining the aggression of hardcore punk with the working-class spirit of Oi!

DUKE – SO IN LOVE WITH YOU 12″ VINYL PROMO 1996 4 MIXES 12CORDJ009 VG+/G+

Duke – So In Love With You 12″ Vinyl. Format: Vinyl, Promo, 12″. Many of the defects found in a VG+ record will be more pronounced in a VG disc. Surface noise will be evident upon playing, especially in soft passages and during a song’s intro and fade, but will not overpower the music otherwise.