Huge L - Borealis (Vinyl, LP, Album)

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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Borealis on Discogs. Label: Monsp Records - MONSP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Finland • Genre: Hip Hop • Huge L - Borealis (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(7).

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2. Borealis (2) / Professor Fuddle's Fantastic Fairy Tale Machine: Borealis (2) / Professor Fuddle's Fantastic Fairy Tale Machine - Sons Of The Sea / Professor Fuddle's Fantastic Fairy Tale Machine ‎ (CD, Album, Ltd, RE, RM) Merry Go Round, Beatball: BMRC South Korea: Sell This Version/5(2).

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3. We agree: it just sounds better on vinyl. Build or expand your collection with popular pre-orders, new releases, and best-selling vinyl. Explore our selection of .

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4. Record/Vinyl £ GBP Gold Are The Ashes Of The Restorer – limited edition coloured vinyl LP Golden Ashes. Record/Vinyl £16 GBP. Where The Wolf Has Been Seen – Limited edition g LP Contact Aurora Borealis Recordings. Streaming and .

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5. Feb 05,  · Still, a big part of record collecting is the thrill of the chase and hunting down of rarities, and every one of the most valuable vinyl records listed here is something that someone, somewhere, might possibly encounter in going through a box of used records at a yard sale, a thrift store or even a record shop.

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6. This album by legendary guitarist Chet Atkins was originally released in the late s but the albums were apparently pulled from stores shortly thereafter. As one of the rarest LPs in this genre, early versions can sell in the $2, to $5, range when found in near mint condition.

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7. LPs: “LP” stands for Long Playing. These are also often called “albums” or “33s,” since they play at 33 revolutions per minute. LPs are typically 12 inches in diameter with a small spindle hole in the center, have a number of songs on each side, and usually come inside cardboard covers with artwork/pictures.

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