Protocol Ride To The Unknown / Autoload (12)

Protocol - Ride To The Unknown / Autoload (12). This is a stock image. The actual item condition is detailed in the listing. Ride To The Unknown / Autoload. 1 x Vinyl 12, Promo, White Label.

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Artist: Protocol
Release Title: Ride To The Unknown / Autoload
Record Label: Coolin Records
Genre: Electronic
Release Year: 1991
Format: Vinyl
Edition: 12\
Media Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Grading: Generic
Catalog #: COOLIN 12 001
Release Date: 1991
Country: UK
Style: Hardcore,Techno