New Order & Underworld – Blue Monday / Born Slippy – 12-inch Record

£11.49

SKU: SLIP 001 Categories: 12" Vinyl Record, Electronic Tags: New Order, Underworld

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Condition: VG+/ Plain black sleeve

Label: Not On Label ‎– SLIP001

Format: Vinyl, 12″, Unofficial Release

Country: Netherlands

Released: 17 Feb 2005

Genre: Electronic

Style: House

A	–New Order	Blue Monday
B	–Underworld	Born Slippy

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