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8 st färgade vinyl 7" i limiterad box

Damen und Herren, please welcome the 'XXXIII' limited edition collector's vinyl box set, genuinely a project 30 years in the making... <br/> <br/>Happy Anniversary, Rammstein!<br/> <br/>'XXXIII' sees Rammstein delving back through their extensive archive to create the definitive vinyl collection of their officially issued singles, running from 'Du Riechst So Gut' (first available August 1995) right through to 'Adieu' (November 2022), the final single / video from 'Zeit'.<br/> <br/>In order to achieve the best possible sound, the individual 7"s - 33 in total - will be pressed onto black vinyl; if there was a special radio or promo edit made, then this will be the version used, the idea being to keep all aspects as true to the Rammstein story, this extraordinary twisted fairytale, as possible. Hence, every B-side chosen will relate to the original release, and all of the picture sleeves will carry the artwork of the time, with longstanding collaborator Dirk Rudolph - the designer behind some of the band's most well-known visuals, including the famed logo - brought in to oversee the presentation.

ABBA: I do I do I do I do I do/Rock me (Picture) [Vinyl 7"]

ABBA: So long/I've been waiting for you (Pict.) [Vinyl 7"]

ABBA: Mamma Mia/Intermezzo No 1 (Picture) [Vinyl 7"]

ABBA: SOS/Man in the middle (Picture) [Vinyl 7"]

The biggest selling UK single of all time, Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" is widely regarded as one of the most groundbreaking records in rock history. <br/> <br/>Taken from Queen's 1975 masterpiece LP, A Night At The Opera, "Bohemian Rhapsody" was the album's centrepiece. It defied all convention, combining elements of opera, vaudeville, and rock into a single six minute epic, which Queen released as a single in full, without any edit. <br/> <br/>Written by singer Freddie Mercury, "Bohemian Rhapsody" topped the UK Singles Chart for nine weeks on its original release, then again for another five weeks following Mercury's tragic death in 1991, and again reaching Number 2 in the charts after it appeared in the 1992 film, Wayne's World.