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The 23rd album released in 1999. Limited to 1,250 copies of the extremely rare vinyl in 2019 and the first purple color. LTD. PURPLE COLORED VINYL.

Prince himself remixed the 23rd album "RAVE UN2 THE JOY FANTASTIC" released in 1999, and added unreleased songs. Limited edition of 1,250 in purple color. LTD. PURPLE COLORED VINYL.

Youth. The ephemeral one was here too. EAST VILLAGE, a quartet formed in Prince Lisborough, a city northwest of London centering on the Kell brothers by Martin and Paul, has reissued the 1st single of the super masterpiece released in 1988 with a 7-inch jacket. At that time, it was a 12-inch and a 7-inch release with a label sleeve.

Originally released in 1985, the original reissue by STIRLING MARCH, a musician from the Bahamas of the Caribbean Islands, is the only one that has not appeared on the auction site. A perfect song that combines the DIY recording boogie disco where Moro Prince's spirit descended with Blake's Caribbean feel. The original seems to have no cover, but this is Obscure Boogie's Unexplored 12 inch with cover and interview-based liner notes.

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Exclusive:Obi Strip+Olive Green Vinyl+Signed Art Print+Mini Poster/LTD.250

Japan Special Edition

Olive green vinyl + signed art print + mini poster included

A new dream and reality. A new development that boldly incorporates rap and emo by Toro Y Moi, who live forever in the present, while still being full of Toro y Moiism, this 2024 album features the most luxurious guests in history. "Madonna" features Don Toliver, "Heaven" by Kevin Abstract and Lev, founders of BROCKHAMPTON, Ben Gibbard of emo leader Death Cab for Cutie, LA rapper Duckwrth, and Elijah Kessler from Santa Monica, a direct descendant of TORO Y MOI from Santa Monica, as well as the even more notable Kenny Mason and the popular prince Glaive, and then Domino's Porches and Mary from Aussie EXEX, all 13 songs that feature the most indie-savvy of all.

YVES TUMOR is amazing. I have been a big supporter of his looks and worldview for a long time, but this album is so amazing that I worry that his character is getting in the way of the reviews. I am so surprised by the album and songs that have reached such an incredible position as music, or rather as rock music (not electronic music). I know that people who buy records as much as you do rarely think that way, because they know that there are more great songs that make them think "I want to sing" than cool rock songs that make them think "I can't sing," but when we come across a song that makes us want to sing, we end up singing along with our noses bleed, and just having those two songs on this record, "Jackie" and "Crushed Velvet," is...