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DEAD OR ALIVE It's Been Hours Now (Rare 1980 UK Black Eyes label 4-track 12" vinyl EP release during the time when Wayne Hussey [The Mission / Sisters Of Mercy] was in the band on guitar, also including Whirlpool, Nowhere To Nowhere and It's Been Hours Now [Version 2], housed in a fully laminated picture sleeve printed with the title track lyrics on the reverse. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a few spots of laminate lift and a small nick on the opening edge, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with just a few signs of play BE1)

DEAD OR ALIVE You Spin Me Round [Like A Record] (2023 limited edition 5-track 12" EP pressed on Coke Bottle Green Vinyl, a dancefloor-filling EP from ’80s new wave sensation and chart-topping phenomenon, Dead Or Alive. Includes DOA’s timeless club classic, plus covers of Even Better Than The Real Thing [U2], Pop Life [Prince] and Why's It So Hard [Madonna]. Picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)

DEAD OR ALIVE Sophisticated Boom Box MMXVI (The Vinyl LP Collection) (2016 UK Amazon Exclusive limited edition Ten LP box set pressed on Clear Vinyl. Personally curated by Pete Burns and Steve Coy, and includes Sophisticated Boom Boom, Youthquake, Mad Bad And Dangerous To Know, Rip It Up, Nude, Fan The Flame Part 1, Nukleopatra (2LP) and Fragile (2LP), this set also includes the Amazon only 'Exclusive' 4-track 10" Black Vinyl EP. Each disc in their own picture sleeve, and housed ina hype stickered deluxe rigid outer slipcase style picture box with full track details on the reverse. The box displays minimal wear along with the sleeves inside, and the vinyl looks barely played)

DEAD OR ALIVE Come Home With Me Baby (1988 Japanese only 3-track 3" CD single also including the Extended 12" Mix and Dead House Dub, housed in a unique snap-pack picture sleeve 12.8P-3070)

DEAD OR ALIVE Misty Circles (Original 1983 UK 7" vinyl single with the A-side picture label, their first release on the Epic label, also including the Instrumental Version, thin card picture sleeve. The sleeve has only light wear whilst the vinyl shows very little evidence of play A3399)