NEW HORIZONS Gonna Have Big Fun JAPAN CD 1984 rare Start Price USD 24.99 Current Price USD 102.50 Time Left - Bid Count 16 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, July 01, 2008 End Time Friday, July 11, 2008 Location same great service See more about 'NEW HORIZONS Gonna Have Big Fun JAPAN CD 1984 rare' Description New Horizons  Gonna Have Big Fun  Columbia (1984)* Contains 11 tracks taken from two original albums by New Horizons -- a Roger Troutman side project, with a solid 80's funk groove similar to some of the Zapp records from the time.* Out of print.  Very rare Japanese 1990 release (Sony  CSCS-5205) with original cover artwork.* Disc is near mint.  Inserts are in very good condition.Something New (1983)1. Your Thing Is Your Thing2. I Can't Tell You3. Something New4. County Line5. Reaching For New HorizonsGonna Have Big Fun (1984)6. Big Fun7. Love To Spend The Night8. Dance Frite9. No One Ever Will10. U Can Do (Watcha Wanna)11. I See You There Money orders and personal checks are accepted in some cases.  If you do not have Paypal but wish to bid on this item, please contact me. Shipping is by Registered Airmail (8-15 days) or EMS (3-6 days). Discounted shipping is available if you win multiple auctions within 7 days. Items are packed carefully and shipped promptly.Payment is due within 7 days except under special circumstances. Failure of payment will result in an Unpaid Item Strike. I do not end auctions early. Please check out my other auctions.   Happy eBaying! FAQ:Q: Why Japanese import?A: Many rare and obscure records are reissued on CD only in Japan.  Japanese remastered CDs are known for superior sound quality.  They exactly replicate the artwork and liner notes of the original LP and often include lyrics in English.  Some contain bonus tracks which are unavailable elsewhere.  They are produced in limited quantities and tend to go out of print quickly, especially the mini lp edition.Q: What is an obi strip?A: An obi strip is a loop of folded paper usually found around the left side of a Japanese LP record or CD.  It features the title and other information, such as price and catalog numbers.  The name comes from the sashes worn with kimonos and martial arts uniforms.  Though this is a purely functional item in Japan, products that feature an obi strip have become desirable among collectors.Q: What is a mini lp?A: A mini lp is a CD version of a music album that was originally released as a 12" vinyl record.  Also known as LP replicas, mini lp CDs replicate the original packaging of the first vinyl release. They play on any CD player.  For more info, visit www.minilps.net. Place a Bid!