Geeselad

first post on this thread for me, purchased last month, kept on seeing all the copies on ogs disappearing so thought I'd better get it. other side play at the mecca maybe? but this is the one for me layed back but still danceable.

bout the same in quantity, more is cash, but selling more recently, just run of the mill stuff on ogs stopped buying us garage from the 8ts and 9ts, started buy more funk and soul and r and b again.

thats it kris, vid not found

clips not working for me youth.

who first played it and what was it covered as?

some major revival nights like the kings hall, Blackburn and the ritz were flourishing before everybody had the net at home.

i slept under a bench in loughbourgh once, because igot the date wrong for a nighter, missed the last train back to London.

going way back, Mike Pickering first likened house to the northern thing, house it was first played in the UK at the Hac and the kool kat in Nottingham. There was a distinctly different sound in the north in the late 80's and early 90's, with a definite focus on soulful vocals and uplifting piano riffs, mainly from the US and Italy, but for me the sound got lost in the commercialisation of house and clubbing by the mid 90's.

seen it pal, cheers.

thanks ivor, one of the big tunes around the west end clubs, when I was a student in the eighties, love it.

been after and orig of 'wanted dead or alive' fro a while, seems rarer then cashing in.

you have the issue, rarest, then the 'A' on wrong side demo, 2nd in rarity, follwed by the 'A' on the 'long time' side which seems to be the most common version.

mace, tispy, now that's rare, as rare as the showstoppers on green beacon!

love this Chris, is it hard to find, expensive?

noticed a few us items on there last night but the $25 dollar global shipping put me off bidding, will take the advice on here and contact the seller next time.

started collecting this obscure Canadian house label just because of the crummy, cheap looking sleeves and labels

make a good movie, that guys life.

I was going to say the same, probably the most prolific drummer in philly

interestingly at the same time, revenge were doing massive illegal raves for thousands, 50k sound systems ect, but it took the rozzers a while to catch on to it. I can remember hearing one on the way to Tony's as we stopped at little chef just outside Blackburn.

dont like coloured vinyl, don't know why, and have always avoided buying it. kids would call me racist nowadays.

never seen this one before but its really class, ace one

the second is such a shite foreshortening drawing, but I still love it

these for starters Always like labels with photos of the artist too,

sorry to hear that Dave, I rarely out at the mo too, spend most of my time and cash at BMX race tracks nowadays, obscure northern venues, importing rare parts from the states, lol same crap diff pot.

mine were a couple of years later from domar, had the accents - think again for £2 on it and god knows what else