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Just A Million Dreams by Alan Vega LP

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Category: Vinyl

Futurismo are proud to present a first time reissue of the killer 1985 album: Just A Million Dreams by the uncompromising Alan Vega.
The remastered version of this LP comes with two unreleased bonus tracks produced by Liz Lamere and Jared Artaud of The Vacant Lots. It is packaged in a gloss laminated sleeve with a huge fold-out poster and contains new liner notes by Henry Rollins.
This colorway is limited to 500 copies worldwide. Mondo is the exclusive US retailer for this variant, with 300 copies exclusively available via the Record Shop.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Stella E. ★★★★★

The two unreleased bonus tracks alone are worth the price, and they fit perfectly with the album's mood. Been spinning this 1985 gem non-stop since it arrived.

Kevin C. ★★★★★

The remastered sound on this LP is incredibly crisp, and the vinyl itself feels heavy and well-pressed. I was surprised how much the two bonus tracks add to the original album's energy. Definitely worth picking up for any fan of 80s underground music.

Isabella ★★★★★

The two unreleased bonus tracks alone make this worth grabbing for any fan of 80s synth-driven post-punk. The pressing is quiet and the remastering gives the whole album a cleaner punch without losing its raw edge.