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Emperor – Prometheus Discipline Of Fire & Demise Half Speed Master Black, Grey & White Swirl with Blue Vinyl LP
£25.00
Prometheus Discipline Of Fire & Demise Half Speed Master Black, Grey & White Swirl with Blue Vinyl LP – Emperor LP from Vinyl Records London
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Reviews from metalbased magazine Kerrang declared it their album of the week on 10 October 2001, comparing it to Metallica039s Master of Puppets in terms of quality, and the bands first and only Kerrang cover stating 34Those willing to invest a significant amount of time into Prometheus will be thoroughly rewarded on intellectual and emotional levels ingest the lyrics will find the record impenetrable.34 Emperor LP is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £25
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LP
An LP, or long-playing vinyl record, is a classic format cherished by music enthusiasts for its warm, authentic sound. Typically featuring up to 45 minutes of music split between two sides, LPs are the perfect way to enjoy full albums as the artist intended. Their larger format also allows for striking album artwork, making them as much a visual delight as an auditory one.
LPs have become symbols of a deeper connection to music, offering a tactile and immersive experience. From the ritual of placing the needle to the soft crackle as the music begins, playing an LP is a nostalgic journey that transcends digital convenience. Whether you’re collecting vintage classics or exploring modern releases, LPs remain an iconic choice for any music lover.
