Drum & Bass | Jungle Used Vinyl 72 Items

Vinyl closer to VG+

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs, closer to VG+. Generic label cover

Pink Red Marbled vinyl

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs

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Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Cover with sticker residue on the front. Overall copy closer to VG+

Blue, Black & Clear vinyl

Limited Edition. Blue Vinyl.

Limited Edition. Blue Vinyl.
Still shrink wrapped but opened just to check the release color.
Unplayed! Cover corners slightly dented.

Promo copy with white labels . Writing on labels

Big seam split. Vinyl is close to NM.

Limited edition 8" vinyl.

seam split

White And Black Splatter vinyl

Dogeared cover with tiny tear at the opening side.
Records with just a few paper scuffs.

Generic label cover. Vinyl close to VG+

Generic label cover. Orange vinyl

Blue Vinyl close to VG+

Sealed copy!

Blue marbled vinyl is close to NM.

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Vinyl is close to NM.

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Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs

Red vinyl and cover are close to NM.

Cover with seam split.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Generic label cover

Cover with seam split.
Record with just a few paper scuffs.

Transparent Pink vinyl

Vinyl closer to VG+

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Vinyl closer to VG+

seam split

Only record 2! record 1 and cover are missing.

Gab002 sees Gimme A Break Records keep things local with a rowdy EP from Leeds-based DJ and producer Beerus. Over the last six months, Beerus has demonstrated his production power through two bodacious releases on Gunfinger Food’s new sub-label, Booty Frooty Records. Fusing UK styles including hardcore, acid and jungle with US staples such as electro, juke and footwork, Beerus has established a playful sound primed for the dancefloor.

Beerus’s “9000” EP opens with a hardcore weapon which combines rave stabs with Dragon Ball samples and an acid line threatening to spiral out of control at any given moment. “Play This Shit” sees the EP take a sensual turn as Beerus channels the sounds of Chicago with an enticing juke number. “Booty Acid” follows suit, offering up a particularly self-explanatory track title: luscious electro meets 303s. “Love4U” is Beerus’s love letter to the happy hardcore scene as a thumping 4x4 bassline collides with melancholic vocals and piano lunacy. Finally, Beerus rounds off Gab002 in style with the junglist mediation “DO U Want ME”.

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