KYLIE MINOGUE Disco Guest LTD Box Set 12" Vinyl & 1st LP + Lucky + SIGNED CD &7"
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May 18, 2022 Sold Date
May 7, 2022 Start Date
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Reliable trusted seller with over 7000+ positive feedback from happy buyers. Stunning bundle inc 1st pressing (A1/B1 matrix) of Kylie's debut album with original inner...plus HAND SIGNED Disco CD, signed to CD insert with silver marker in a gatefold sleeve.


Sold out - very limited edition boxset - mint & sealed. INCs 12" I Should Be So Lucky Bicentennial Mix AND x2 7" Kylie singles. Plus the HAND SIGNED CD! Postage cost due to heavy item (2.5kg+)


Disco: Guest List Edition (Deluxe Limited) in Vinyl Slipcase comes with Extended Mixes double vinyl as part of the boxset.


Limited edition collectors’ slipcase which includes: DISCO Guest List Edition limited edition triple vinyl, DISCO Extended Mixes limited edition purple double vinyl with rainbow laminate finish gatefold sleeve and exclusive slipmat.


'DISCO (Guest List Edition)' follows the 2020 release of ‘DISCO’, Kylie’s eighth UK No.1 album, which saw her make chart history once more as the first female artist to have a UK No.1 album in five consecutive decades.


With this brand-new edition Kylie releases new tracks ‘A Second to Midnight’ (with Years & Years), ‘Can’t Stop Writing Songs About You’ (with Gloria Gaynor) and ‘Kiss of Life’ (with Jessie Ware). These new songs will be featured alongside remixes plus established favourites including ‘Real Groove (Studio 2054 Remix)’ with Dua Lipa.


Kylie’s record-breaking fifteenth studio album ‘DISCO’ was released to widespread acclaim last year and was hailed as ‘an irresistible tonic to real life. Thank God for Kylie Minogue’ by Metro in a 5* review and ‘the ultimate rescue remedy’ by The Observer (4*). It featured lead singles ‘Say Something’, which received widespread praise - deemed ‘a galactic slice of pop music heaven’ by i-D - and ‘Magic’, which NME called ‘an exuberant, horn-fuelled romp.’


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