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- Play_with_Toys abstract "Play with Toys is the debut album of Basehead has been voted one of the top 50 albums of 1992 in Q magazine,and listed as number 43 in NME’s top albums of 1992. The album was originally released in limited quantities on the Emigre label [ECD 005] and was subsequently re-released on a larger label, Imago, with some of the tracks altered to remove samples that had not been cleared prior to its initial release.".
- Q7203131 abstract "Play with Toys is the debut album of Basehead has been voted one of the top 50 albums of 1992 in Q magazine,and listed as number 43 in NME’s top albums of 1992. The album was originally released in limited quantities on the Emigre label [ECD 005] and was subsequently re-released on a larger label, Imago, with some of the tracks altered to remove samples that had not been cleared prior to its initial release.".
- Play_with_Toys comment "Play with Toys is the debut album of Basehead has been voted one of the top 50 albums of 1992 in Q magazine,and listed as number 43 in NME’s top albums of 1992. The album was originally released in limited quantities on the Emigre label [ECD 005] and was subsequently re-released on a larger label, Imago, with some of the tracks altered to remove samples that had not been cleared prior to its initial release.".
- Q7203131 comment "Play with Toys is the debut album of Basehead has been voted one of the top 50 albums of 1992 in Q magazine,and listed as number 43 in NME’s top albums of 1992. The album was originally released in limited quantities on the Emigre label [ECD 005] and was subsequently re-released on a larger label, Imago, with some of the tracks altered to remove samples that had not been cleared prior to its initial release.".