1992 The Future Sound Of London 'Papua New Guinea' 12" Size:OS One large hole directly above
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One large hole directly above the chest pocket (pictured)
it's frighteningly relevant today
Main prints with just slight cracking due to age
Really nice sentiment piece with a vibrant
Original Braun 3855/AB1A travel clock
1992 The Future Sound Of London 'Papua New Guinea' 12" Size:OS One large hole directly aboveUK first pressing of The Future Sound Of London's debut single, the ambient breakbeat anthem 'Papua New Guinea', released on Jumpin' & Pumpin' in May of 1992 Even if you're not familiar with FSOL, chances are you've heard this one more than once. It's perfect club and chill material, featuring a haunting vocal shrewdly sampled from Dead Can Dance's 'Dawn of the Iconoclast'. Apparently Garry Cobain heard 'Dawn' on a mixtape and lifted the sample
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