Chalky

Looks a little blurry but when I stretch it out it looks ok' could be my failing eye sight though. Is there any way increasing the upload limit (Mike) to enable increased quality? But once again many thanks for tis Sean, greatly appreciated.

Here is Dean's set in its entirety from July 1998. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/bishop-auckland-rugby-club-july-1998-dean-anderson/

£4k plus should be the price for a really rare record, not just a DJ's got to when dance floor empty type record. It is yet more proof that far too many have too much spare cash. I agree what they spend it on is up to them but surely some common sense has to return to record collecting at some point?

I thought the original was solid black? The boot I had late 80's/early 90's was brown see through with the date stamp. I know the dealer who paid top dollar and who sold them to him lol, he gave him the money back though

I've just transferred an Andy Rix set to the PC George, the first night there I think. Will post it later.

Great Andy Rix set I've just copied to the PC btw.

Pleasure Col, great to hear them again. Really was some great music played back then. Tip my hat to you and Al and a few other promoters who swam against the tide of mediocrity that was engulfing the scene back then

Spot on Kev, see through brown vinyl for the first boot.

Dean Anderson with a cracking set at Bishop Auckland's Rugby Club, July 1998. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/bishop-auckland-rugby-club-1998-dean-anderson/

Yes

The first boot which was very good boot, only half dozen had the date stamp, a mate did them. There is a later look a like too.

Great nights run by Allan Coney and Col Denham. Few live tapes courtesy of Allan if anyone interested inn listening. Franc Giacobbe, Ion and Kitch on this one.... https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/bishop-auckland-rugby-club-rare-soul-1998/

Was it done at the same as the Little Johnny Hamilton Keep On Moving (white label?0 presses? Was it Gaz Kellet and the Preston Cybermen with the t-shirt?

Bets magazine of them all for me although all titles were great reads. Have all SOS and a few spares.

Any more issues yet Sean? Great to read again and picked up a few titles for some Stafford podcasts as well.

Do you know who said thief is?

They were issued on Tie but as for an acetate, could be but could very well be an emidisc.

MOM is far superior, why it was never flipped at Casino/Central I'm not sure as it would have gone down a storm even then. MOM and Rita both superior to Milton James as well.

Great photo courtesy of Dave Welding

Sir Joe, loads love it, many willing to pay for it too. One mans meat an all that......

This flyer is courtesy of Jerry Hipkiss from a previous topic where the Invitations appeared as the Drifters.

Tim Browns latest has one.

Two on Doré. Swans "Nitty Gritty City" and Little Johnny Hamilton "Keep On Movin" both one offs as far as I know.