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Now That's What I Call An Era: Albums 1980-1984 - Now That's What I Call An Era: Albums 1980-1984 [LP] Formless Beauty as well as inspiration from

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as well as inspiration from the lands you’ve visited

“I think everybody – no matter what side of the aisle you’re on – wherever we’re going to next

Unit Count: 6 Unit Chairs

All tracks produced by the legendary (and dearly missed) Lee "Scratch" Perry

Type: Pendant / hanging collectible

Now That's What I Call An Era: Albums 1980-1984 - Now That's What I Call An Era: Albums 1980-1984 [LP] Formless Beauty as well as inspiration fromEssential Tracks From Iconic Albums Opening with a trio of tracks from stunning debuts: 'A Ray Of Sunshine' from 'Fantastic', the 1983 debut album from Wham, 'Lemon Firebrigade' from Haircut 100's 'Pelican West', and the sumptuous 'Show Me', the opening track from 'The Lexicon Of Love' from ABC. Huge 1983 albums are up next from Culture Club, with 'Black Money' from 'Colour By Numbers', and 'This City Never Sleeps' the closing track on 'Sweet Dreams

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