Musicology - Musicology Album

Tracklist

1	Obsessed
2	Metropolis
3	Fear Of Expression
4	Telefone 529

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
B1201	Musicology	Musicology ‎(12")	B12	B1201	UK	1991
B1201	Musicology	Musicology ‎(12", Ltd, Cle)	B12	B1201	UK	1991
B1201	Musicology	Musicology ‎(12", Promo)	B12	B1201	UK	1991

Notes

This is a black vinyl bootleg of the original B12 release. The original 12" can be seen here.

There was never an official repress of any B12 records prior to 2007; this has been stated by the label owners themselves.

Instead of the stickered sleeve from the original release, this 12" comes in a plain black die-cut jacket. More importantly, this record is missing the multiple hand-etched statements which are on every original B12 record.

Matrix numbers on both sides have been etched out on purpose to conceal pressing plant.

Short intro

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