8 thoughts on “ Zero Zero - Various - SUB (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. What do the different formats mean? LPs measure a foot across and spin at just over 33 rotations per minute. A vinyl LP can hold up to an hour of music on each side, so they are a popular format for albums. In longer albums the grooves have to be cut closer together which can affect sound quality. Many albums were made as double LPs to get.

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2. ZERO ZERO SEVEN Vinyl Records and CDs Alternate name for Strings for this one-off project. The Zero Zero Seven Band Discography Price Guide Recently Listed Email Alerts.

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3. All customers who pre-order the LP version of Phase Zero will receive the album on Loser Edition red-colored vinyl, while supplies last (available until you read right here that it’s no longer in stock!) BLACK VINYL. LOSER EDITION IS NOW SOLD OUT! All pre-orders for physical formats (LP, CD, and cassette) will also receive an iron-on patch featuring artwork from the cover of the album.

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4. Zeroxed [Vinyl] 12" (12" single, 33 12" (12" single, 33/45 rpm), Maxi-Single Zero Zero (Artist) Format: Vinyl. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Vinyl "Please retry" $ — $ Vinyl $ 2 Used from $.

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5. Feb 14,  · Released on Rockcity Records this was the first of two this is the best one IMO the other was weak compared to this. Track List: 1. WARHEAD - Whore 2. CITIES - .

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6. Dec 04,  · There is a simpler way: just buy this album. This Mortal Kombat I & II: Arcade Soundtrack Vinyl LP comes packaged in a gorgeous gatefold jacket .

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7. Mos: Addicted to Bass Sub Zero / Various Import Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD. #, in CDs & Vinyl (See Top in CDs & Vinyl) # in Dance Pop This has got to be one of the greatest album's ever, it has classic and new releases, from so solid to the ganja kru, underground to overground, it has everything. the 2nd cd /5(17).

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8. Enjoy The Ride Records is proud to announce the release of Mortal Kombat I and II - Music From The Arcade Game Soundtracks. Composed by Dan Forden (some of you may remember him from the game - he's the dude who appears in MKII and says "Toasty!" is a perfect falsetto), the iconic music for one of the 90s most popular video games is now available for the first time on vinyl.

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