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Underworld / A Hundred Days Off 2002 UK 2LP JBO Records JBO1020101
Sold Date:
November 29, 2024
Start Date:
November 26, 2024
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$135.00
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•A Hundred Days Off
•Analog record / 2LP Vinyl record
(JBO, JBO1020101, 2LP)
Formed in 1993 by Karl Hyde, Rick Smith, and Darren Emerson, they quickly rose to the top of the dance scene with "Born Slippy" from the Trainspotting soundtrack (released in May 1996). British dance unit Underworld.
This album, the first released after Darren Emerson's departure (fourth in total), features the first single , which creates a strong rave feel with a speedy electric beat and repetitive vocals, and an awakening that gradually speeds up. He uses innovative sound approaches such as , which has a dance beat. Shipping Domestic Shipping(United States) Expedited shipping
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