PRODIGY Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned RARE ORIGINAL '04 3x 12 INCH XLLP 183
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Description
The Prodigy – Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned
Label: XL Recordings – XLLP 183
Format: 3 x Vinyl, 12", Album, Trifold Sleeve
Country: UK
Released: 23 Aug 2004
Genre: Electronic
Style: Breakbeat, Big Beat, Techno, Electro, Hip Hop
A1 Spitfire
A2 Girls
B1 Memphis Bells
B2 Get Up Get Off
C1 Hot Ride
C2 Wake Up Call
D1 Action Radar
D2 Medusa's Path
E1 Phoenix
E2 You'll Be Under My Wheels
F1 The Way It Is
F2 Shoot Down
This is the rare, fantastic original 2004 vinyl issue of The Prodigy's Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned album.
The recent vinyl reissue is a 2 x vinyl set. This one has 3 x 12 inches which play at 33 1/3 rpm in a multiple foldout-sleeve with printed inner sleeves (which have the tracks listed on them). Some copies included a 12" poster of the cover-art but my copy, which I bought new on its release, didn't.
Sleeve condition is excellent. Record condition varies. I have listed as VG+. It would have been EX but, while the first two discs sound brilliant (clean and strong, just a short crackle right at start of B1), the third has light surface noise on both sides and a few light marks on the vinyl. However, it still plays really well with no clicks etc and, because the music's so full-on, you only really hear the surface at start, finish and in-between tracks. I'm a bit hazy about 2004 and am trying to remember if this was always the case, ie. that it was a pressing fault, because I look after my records (maybe someone borrowed that disc). It still sounds good, just not quite as good as the others.
Going for crazy money these days, nudging towards or over the £300 mark. Because one of the discs has the light surface noise I'm going to put this on at a knockdown price with free delivery for UK buyers (eBay Global Shipping elsewhere).
PLEASE NOTE: I do not "sight-test" records and list with comments like "vinyl looks to be in good condition". This is because a disc can look perfect but still have surface noise throughout (as I've found on too many occasions). All my records are played from start to finish on a fairly unforgiving Sansui deck fitted with an Ortofon cartridge and stylus.
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