DEPECHE MODE A Question Of Time (1986 UK limited edition 4-track 12" single featuring the New Town remix and 'Black Celebration [Black Tulip Mix]' plus live versions of 'A Question Of Time' & 'More Than A Party' recorded at Birmingham NEC on 10th April 1986, spot lacquered picture sleeve with 'Limited Edition' sticker. The sleeve shows only minor wear and the vinyl remains in excellent with just a couple of cosmetic hairline marks L12BONG12) more...
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DEPECHE MODE Construction Time Again (UK/EU limited edition 9-track LP remastered and pressed on 180-gram black vinyl. Originally released in 1983 their third studio album introduced Alan Wilder to the line-up and saw them experimenting with brand new instruments like the Synclavier that allowed sampling to be manipulated musically. The result is a groundbreaking record that included industrial influences, featuring the classic tracks Everything Counts, Love In Itself and Two Minut more...
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DEPECHE MODE Construction Time Again (Extremely Rare Fully Autographed original 1983 UK 16-page 13" x 9½" tour programme features UK and European tour dates, tour personnel and loads of colour photographs, plus great double-page band picture and front cover. The cover shows just a few signs of age with a past owner's name on the back, otherwise in a really nice condition. This has been signed by Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Alan Wilder. Sadly, Andy pas more...
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DEPECHE MODE A Question Of Time (1986 UK limited edition 4-track 12" vinyl single featuring the New Town Remix and Black Celebration [Black Tulip Mix] plus live versions of A Question Of Time & More Than A Party [recorded at Birmingham NEC on10th April 1986]. Housed in a matt/glossy contrast picture sleeve. The sleeve shows only minor wear and the vinyl is in near 'as new' condition L12BONG12) more...
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DEPECHE MODE A Question Of Time (1986 UK 4-track 12" single, featuring the Extended Remix plus Black Celebration, Something To Do & Stripped, all recorded live at Birmingham NEC on April 10th 1986. The matt/glossy contrast vintage price stickered picture sleeve displays minimal wear and the vinyl looks barely played 12BONG12) more...
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DEPECHE MODE A Question Of Time (Rare 1986 Canadian Sire label 4-track 12" vinyl EP featuring the Extended Remix by Phil Harding, Extended Version of A Question Of Lust, and live versions of Something To Do and Black Celebration recorded at the Birmingham NEC on April 10th 1986. The picture sleeve displays just a little light wear and the vinyl shows only light signs of play) more...
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DEPECHE MODE A Question Of Time (Remix) (1986 UK 7" vinyl single, also including a Live version of Black Celebration recorded at the Birmingham NEC on April 10th 1986, glossy card picture sleeve with a circular catalogue number sticker on thefront. The sleeve displays minimal wear and the vinyl looks barely played 7BONG12) more...
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DEPECHE MODE A Question Of Time (1986 UK 4-track 12" single, featuring the Extended Remix plus Black Celebration, Something To Do & Stripped, all recorded live at Birmingham NEC on April 10th 1986. The picture sleeve displays some light wear with a small sticker mark on a white section, whilst the vinyl shows little signs of play 12BONG12) more...
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DEPECHE MODE Construction Time Again (Rare South African blue Mute label 9-track vinyl LP with 'David Gresham Records Co' logo on labels, housed in picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some light creasing and general shelfwear, and the vinyl is inmint condition! MUT2019) more...
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