Tootin' Rootin' Car Bootin'...Todays Finds.

ivan · Jun 16, 2013

djperkins said:
Amongst a pile of Mod revival and some new wave shizzle from Portugal...my biggest find to date...check this baby out

http://www.discogs.com/Diamond-Head-Lightning-To-The-Nations/release/3514620

and mine is fkn mintini.

http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildatar.php?itemnr=390584836356 get it sold lad. :thumbsup:

djperkins · Jun 18, 2013

Presuming Ed · Jun 18, 2013

That Nitrous 12" is essential. Everyone should own one and with copies less than a quid everyone can. Ed

ADT1974 · Jun 18, 2013

Too right, I picked up a copy of the Nitrous EP last week as an additional record as postage price was the same for two records - Always loved Moonwalk - top tune

djperkins · Jun 18, 2013

..most were from a local chazzer thats slowly placing new stock on the shelf as I buy the old..lol..pickin it dry..not takin a punt on any late 90's tho..lots of it and it's all worth naffink.

ivan · Jun 18, 2013

djperkins said:
not takin a punt on any late 90's tho..lots of it and it's all worth naffink.

i had a look at a guy's collection a few weeks back after a tip off from a mate. talked on the phone and he had "about a 1000, including 200 w/l italian records that i used to get from a shop in slough". talked about a price and agreed a time to call back.

called back at agreed time..."i've had a look on ebay and some of them are worth £20". told him that putting something on sale is one thing and getting a sale is another. against my better judgement went for a look anyway, cos it's only 10 mins up the road.

he had them in crates on the lounge floor. no more than 500 at best. had a flick through but it was all mid-late 90's guff. no italian w/l to be seen. at least a box full of 80's chart (ie. phil collins, kylie) 12"s as well. didn't ask about the 1000 or the w/l cos i didn't want an argument in strange surroundings. bloke had well and truly pissed me off.

told him i didn't want anything and he was shocked "what? nothing? there's some great stuff in there." i pulled out an xtravaganza (late 90's trance nonsense) sleeve and a mid 90's junior boy's own sleeve. "these are worthless mate, their time has been and gone. stick 'em all on ebay as a job lot. if you can get £20 for individual records i'd be very surprised."

...and just like that *pffft*...i was gone. :moonie:

edit: spoke to my mate, who also buys records but more of a rock/jazz/classical dealer, and he said there was 1000 when he saw them. so something obviously happened to them and the punter thought he could shift the shite on to me. no siree bob, was that happening.

djperkins · Jun 18, 2013

ruff deal man...

djperkins · Jun 19, 2013

http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=3344360&ev=rb

djperkins · Jun 25, 2013

http://www.discogs.com/Abundance-Of-Cups--Off-Key-Strong-Song-Name-In-Vain/release/69694
http://www.discogs.com/Aston-T-Go-Get-It/master/223225
http://www.discogs.com/Audio-One-Journeys-Into-Rhythm-EP/release/108387
http://www.discogs.com/Sunsonic-Driveaway/release/1686833
http://www.discogs.com/Foetus-Art-Terrorism-Calamity-Crush/release/82308

..all a bloody quid from Oxfam

djperkins · Jun 26, 2013

sort me out Danny lad...

ivan · Jun 26, 2013

Frequency 9 - DECONSTRUCTION (12") $23.13

unknown white label M 6272...in a de//construction yellow cover..3 track acid house/new beat.

i'd be interested to hear this. love all that manchester house stuff from 88-89.

http://www.musicstack.com/item/12298069

Promo copy of Junkyard...Hollywood SAM535 not the same as the one listed on Discogs, tracklist is,
A1 Hollywood, B1, Blooze, B2, Simple Man.

djperkins · Jun 26, 2013

I looked on Musicstack as well...the freq 9 is cool..a keeper deffo..and the other...he is right..Blooze is clearly labeled on the a side.

djperkins · Jun 26, 2013

maybe was a promo for this http://www.discogs.com/Junkyard-Hollywood/release/2292688

siman91 · Jun 26, 2013

I'm still happily going through my JJ Frost collect so now new records for me (other than a crafty 20 from og's the other day). Im realy realy liking the JJ Frost collection, great conditions and great tracks from one of my raving days hero's.

http://www.discogs.com/Frequency-Kiss-The-Sky/release/77569 on Mayking records, true test pressing from the plant and one of my favourite Belgium nosebleed tracks! I would have loved this collection in its original state though as I've got the left overs which kicks the crap out of most bog standard collections.

S

Sam · Jun 26, 2013

siman91 said:
I'm still happily going through my JJ Frost collect so now new records for me (other than a crafty 20 from og's the other day). Im realy realy liking the JJ Frost collection, great conditions and great tracks from one of my raving days hero's.

Nice one... looking forward to hearing them on OSA radio :thumbsup:

djperkins · Jun 27, 2013

surface2air said:
Nice one... looking forward to hearing them on OSA radio

yeah man..deffo lots of easy playing opps coming up, as summer rolls in and we hook up the RP vs OSA summertime mixoff...it would be great to have some slightly less intense sessions of rare and respected tunage, most of us in the shouty would relish the op to hear some choice cuts mate...

djperkins · Jun 27, 2013

RE Frequency 9...The only entry on Discogs, although not bulletproof..Discogs says it's Mike Pickering
My entry..but need to find out the track names
http://www.discogs.com/release/4689403
...there is a very similar release (cat number is M6242 0n this and M6272 on mine)
http://www.discogs.com/T-Coy-I-Like-To-Listen-Catalonia/release/103502
Pickers joined the Deconstruction team quite early on but no solid info to be found by me yet..haha..tried Wiki.
..is an even more similar entry from 1988...and the main rack is deffo the one featured on the comp
http://www.discogs.com/Various-North-The-Sound-Of-The-Dance-Underground/release/45007
but the other 2 tracks are not on that comp..checked incase it was an lp sampler.

Presuming Ed · Jun 27, 2013

Frequency 9 was Mike Pickering and Graeme Park and, having looked on Discogs, it appears that Steve Gorton from Awesome 3 was a member as well. Ed

Presuming Ed · Jun 27, 2013

Presuming Ed said:
Frequency 9 was Mike Pickering and Graeme Park and, having looked on Discogs, it appears that Steve Gorton from Awesome 3 was a member as well. Ed

Having looked at other releases it seems that the band members changed for different releases with only Mike Pickering being the key member. Ed

ivan · Jun 27, 2013

ivan's_in rehab said:
i'd be interested to hear this. love all that manchester house stuff from 88-89.

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djperkins said:
RE Frequency 9...The only entry on Discogs, although not bulletproof..Discogs says it's Mike Pickering

Presuming Ed said:
Frequency 9 was Mike Pickering and Graeme Park and, having looked on Discogs, it appears that Steve Gorton from Awesome 3 was a member as well. Ed

now you know why I wanna hear those unknown tracks.

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