NOW 21 Now That's What I Call Music! 21 - UK 1992 Fat Box CD Set - Complete
Now That's What I Call Music! 21 \u2014 original 1992 UK double CD in fat box packaging. EMI/Virgin/PolyGram release with 36 classic hits including Queen, Simply Red, The Cure, The KLF. Complete 12-page booklet and inserts. Very Good condition; discs play perfectly with minimal wear. Vintage chart compilation capturing early 1990s pop, rock, electronic and house music.
Now That's What I Call Music! 21 | 1992 Double CD Fat Box
A genuine slice of early-1990s chart history. The iconic 36-track compilation that captures the vibrant, eclectic pop and electronic sound of 1992 \u2014 Queen, Simply Red, The KLF, The Cure, and more, all in the original fat box packaging.
36 Tracks2 Discs
1992Original Release
Fat BoxComplete Packaging
Very GoodCondition
About This Release
This is the original Now That's What I Call Music! 21, released on 13 April 1992 as a collaboration between EMI, Virgin and PolyGram. The set captures the exact sound of the UK charts at the turn of the decades
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Details:NOW 21 Now That's What I Call Music! 21 - UK 1992 Fat Box CD Set - Complete
Now That's What I Call Music! 21 \u2014 original 1992 UK double CD in fat box packaging. EMI/Virgin/PolyGram release with 36 classic hits including Queen, Simply Red, The Cure, The KLF. Complete 12-page booklet and inserts. Very Good condition; discs play perfectly with minimal wear. Vintage chart compilation capturing early 1990s pop, rock, electronic and house music.
Now That's What I Call Music! 21 | 1992 Double CD Fat Box
A genuine slice of early-1990s chart history. The iconic 36-track compilation that captures the vibrant, eclectic pop and electronic sound of 1992 \u2014 Queen, Simply Red, The KLF, The Cure, and more, all in the original fat box packaging.
36 Tracks2 Discs
1992Original Release
Fat BoxComplete Packaging
Very GoodCondition
About This Release
This is the original Now That's What I Call Music! 21, released on 13 April 1992 as a collaboration between EMI, Virgin and PolyGram. The set captures the exact sound of the UK charts at the turn of the decades
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Now That's What I Call Music! 21 \u2014 original 1992 UK double CD in fat box packaging. EMI/Virgin/PolyGram release with 36 classic hits including Queen, Simply Red, The Cure, The KLF. Complete 12-page booklet and inserts. Very Good condition; discs play perfectly with minimal wear. Vintage chart compilation capturing early 1990s pop, rock, electronic and house music.
Now That's What I Call Music! 21 | 1992 Double CD Fat Box
A genuine slice of early-1990s chart history. The iconic 36-track compilation that captures the vibrant, eclectic pop and electronic sound of 1992 \u2014 Queen, Simply Red, The KLF, The Cure, and more, all in the original fat box packaging.
36 Tracks2 Discs
1992Original Release
Fat BoxComplete Packaging
Very GoodCondition
About This Release
This is the original Now That's What I Call Music! 21, released on 13 April 1992 as a collaboration between EMI, Virgin and PolyGram. The set captures the exact sound of the UK charts at the turn of the decades
Product Specifications
General | |
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artist | various |
colour | multicoloured |
features | compilation |
format | cd |
style | musicals |
type | album |
Color | multicoloured |
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