Röyksopp - The Inevitable End (limited edition, 3xLP purple vinyl, numbered) rounds with liner notes and a

with liner notes and a tip-on jacket

MATTHEW HERBERT and YANN TOMiTA) and pressed on colored vinyl with a bonus Phenakistoscope slipmat

Suedehead (POP 1618) A Suedehead 3:56 B I Know Very Well How I Got My Name 2:00 Everyday Is Like Sunday (POP 1619) C Everyday Is Like Sunday 3:44 D Disappointed 3:03 The Last Of The Famous International Playboys (POP 1620) E The Last Of The Famous International Playboys 3:40 F Lucky Lisp 2:51 Interesting Drug (POP 1621) G Interesting Drug 3:27 H Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big Difference 2:51 Ouija Board

2:31 D2 Let's Get Lost 2:27 D3 Cousin Jane 2:25 D4 Musica 3:05 D5 Ravel: Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte 4:55

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Röyksopp - The Inevitable End (limited edition, 3xLP purple vinyl, numbered) rounds with liner notes and aNorwegian electronic producer duo Their name Ryksopp, derived from Norwegian "ryksopp", translates into English as "puffball" or "mushroom cloud". This type of mushroom is notable for the misty cloud created when it releases its spores. There is also an obvious hallucinogenic double meaning to the name. Or perhaps a reference to the plume of smoke during an atomic explosion. Also, "Eple" from the first album translates to English as Apple. Released: