Released in 1996, this record captures the essence of 90s Hip Hop and R&B, showcasing the group’s distinctive sound and lyrical prowess. This particular pressing is a white label edition, often indicating a promotional or DJ copy, making it a unique find for collectors.
B : Connie Francis – Frankie. UK 45 7″ single – Re=issue jukebox ready. Large Jukebox Hole With Plastic Injected Labels. For CDs with jewel cases, then the condition relates to the disc and any inserts and not the jewel case.
The Buggles – Video Killed The Radio Star. B : The Buggles – Kid Dynamo. A : The Buggles – Video Killed The Radio Star. UK 45 7″ single – Jukebox ready. For CDs with jewel cases, then the condition relates to the disc and any inserts and not the jewel case.
The labels have NO WRITING (see photos).
FAIR (F) : This item is still just playable but it has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise: it may even jump. The cover and contents will be torn, stained or defaced.
Catalogue : K 14424. Donny Osmond. Format : 7″ Single Vinyl Record – Jukebox Ready. Record Label : MGM Records. Side 2 : Lonely Boy. It should be reminded that a record graded as excellent should not be confused with Mint or Near Mint and may have very fine or light marks or lines usually caused by sleeve rub.
A nice touch with this record is the vinyl material’s rich, dark color.
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.
The labels have NO WRITING and the centre has been dinked out making this ready for a jukebox (see photos).