As mentioned in a previous post, with only 200 of these ever (hand)made and with Brandon already having a copy that means that BEA members now own precisely 1% of these ever manufactured. And somewhat fittingly it was thanks to another BEAer from far away over the sea who procured this for me via the Kiwi version of eBay. Chuffed to bits to finally get my hands on it some 5-odd years after adding it to the BEA database and nearly 8 years since hearing it for the first time. Cheers MSS - you've made my day :)
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Believe you me, no-one was more surprised than I to find a copy. Been waiting for it to pop up for sale on Discogs since I started using the site and unbelievably about 4/5 weeks ago I did a Google search for it and it popped up as an active auction on a New Zealand-based auction site. Well as we all know one of my favourite BEAers just happens to live there, and the rest is history. The packaging is even more twee then the music - wrapped in a brown paper bag-type material, hand-stamped leaves in the corner and permanent marker on the front, cut-out squares with the track listing on the back. And white labels on the record too. Pleased as punch to finally own it, all thanks to the wonderful Lady G. _________________ 'Reggae' & t'ing Folk 'n Stuff SHAMELESS RECORD DEALER PLUG
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Just back from the land of shoegaze (otherwise called Reading) where I visited what was supposedly the UK's biggest one-day record fair. Full of crap at every turn, but there were some goodies inamongst the never-ending mounds of Dad-Rock, specifically:
Repress admittedly, but immaculate. Annoying geezer selling this also had a copy of Out Of The Frying Pan by Wynder K.Frog but he wanted ยฃ40 for it. Madness.
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