The Prodigy What Evil Lurks Android Everybody In the Place BOOTLEG Hardcore 12"
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Description
DESCRIPTION
Very Rare 12" breakbeat hardcore from some of the original OG's of the rave scene! This is actually a bootleg version of the original release. Very hard to identify, but you can tell by looking at the run out inscriptions. Still hard to find!
Hard to Find and AMAZING!
Out of my private collection is this bundle of joy!!
This is NOT a brand new record. It was released over a decade ago. BUT, it appears to look AND sound amazing!
***All of my vinyl is in amazing condition. I will not grade higher than Very Good because you may be pickier than I am. I myself am a collector, but really only care if the record plays so I can hear the song. Isn't that the point? In most cases, you will say the vinyl should grade higher.
As with all vinyl, you will hear clicks, pops, & various other sounds analog vinyl is known for!
SHIPPING All records are $4 for the first record and $1.00 each additional Shipping via USPS First Class or Media Mail. Other methods are available upon request. PAYMENT I accept Paypal ONLY! Payment is due immediately with Buy It Now. If making a best offer, payment is kindly appreciated once you have won the auction. HAVE A NICE DAY! shelf 13. listed 8.25.18
The Prodigy - What Evil Lurks
Tracklist
A1 What Evil Lurks 4:23 A2 We Gonna Rock 4:34 B1 Android 5:03 B2 Everybody In The Place 3:27Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – XL Recordings Ltd. (2)
- Copyright (c) – XL Recordings Ltd. (2)
- Published By – Copyright Control
Credits
- Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – L. Howlett*
Notes
Packaged in a generic die-cut XL-Recordings silver and black sleeve.
Copyright Control. Made in England.
? © XL-Recordings 1991.
Can be identified as a bootleg on the basis that there is no etching in the run out groove save for the catalogue number.
This bootlegged version originates from mid to late 1990s. Also the print on the centre label is slightly to the right when compared to the official version.
Another indicator that this is a bootleg is that on the centre label of A side the black rectangle box of the XL Recordings logo is touching the "RECORDINGS" text underneath whereas on the B side there is about half millimetre gap between the box and the text.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 5 012093 501765
- Matrix / Runout (A Side): XLT - 17A
- Matrix / Runout (B Side): XLT 17 B1
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