Fugees Rumble in the Jungle Vinyl Record Single Ruffhouse Rap Hip-Hop Sleeve
Fugees Rumble in the Jungle Vinyl Record Single Ruffhouse Rap Hip-Hop Sleeve
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Fugees Rumble in the Jungle Vinyl Record Single Ruffhouse Rap Hip-Hop Sleeve
Records were part of a dj collection.
Records are beautiful Cover & sleeves have regular wear. I dont think there’s any splits in sleeves. But expect them Check photos!
We Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That 4:28. We Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That (Radio Edit) 4:03. Produced For Beat Down Productions. Sleeve Condition : Good Plus (G+). Matrix / Runout XSS-77306-B1 AM. Matrix / Runout XSS-77306-A2 AM.
Artist: Cypress Hill Title: The Phuncky Feel One / How I Could Just Kill A Man (The Killer Mix) Format: 7″ Vinyl – Record Store Day 2015 – 45 RPM Condition: Vinyl: NM (appears unplayed; very clean with no visible marks) Sleeve: NM (excellent condition with no noticeable wear) Includes original sleeve and Record Store Day hype sticker. Well cared for copy. Notes: Record Store Day 2015 release featuring Cypress Hill’s debut single and remix. Shipping: Ships securely in a proper 7″ mailer with padding.
Condition is «New». Engineer – Jason Roberts. Produced For – Beat Down Productions. Recorded At – 38 Fresh. Recorded At – Baby Monster Studios. «I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That» produced for Beat Down Productions.
The product is a vinyl record by Cypress Hill titled «Tequila Sunrise,» released in 1998 under the record label Ruffhouse Records. The record is a 33 RPM LP in a 12″ format, with the color black and a very good plus (VG+) inlay condition. It features original cover art and belongs to the genre of Rap/Hip Hop music. The record was released in the 1990s in the United States, making it a valuable addition to any music collector’s inventory.
Cypress Hill; Unreleased & Revamped; 12″ EP Vinyl 1990 Ruffhouse Records 67780-1
New, Sealed 10 inch. Can combine shipping, $1 for each additional. Request a new total at checkout or buy now and I’ll refund the difference. Will be packed well for safe shipping
This album is pressed on black vinyl, just like the original 1982 release.