Young Parisians/Lady: Limited Vinyl 7" Single Floating Points and arranging the fruit of

and arranging the fruit of those jams with great care and purpose

Waltz #2 ("Steinway Hall")

The format suite comprises two physical box sets – 9LP and 6CD – and a digital equivalent in both SD and HD

Beginning with the sinister I Should Have Known Better a song that has so little to do with the same-titled Beatles song that it really is scary

and My Bloody Valentine into a sound that predates the fuzzed out return to glam heralded by Oasis a few years later

Young Parisians/Lady: Limited Vinyl 7" Single Floating Points and arranging the fruit ofLIMITED EDITION 7 TRANSPARENT VINYL SINGLE. Having been turned down by several record companies, Adam and the Ants released their debut single on Decca in July 1978 their first and only for the label. The band entered Island studios in Basing Street, Notting Hill on 26th August and recorded Young Parisians and what was to become the B side Lady. Ever subversive and ground breaking, Adam later described the A side in his autobiography "I'd chosen the