Wrexham/North Wales/Cheshire record shop tour 2011

**snapper** · 15-09-2011, 20:24

Originally Posted by Andre

should red inner with release ads, unless it's lost.

Textured sleeve? , E. J. Day Group printed cover..Does it have red lettering down the spine? Does it have B&C credits on cover & label?

Matrix:A-1U PORKY..B-1U PECKO

Red inner lost.

E. J. Day Group, London & Bedford

Red lettering, yes.

Marketed by B & C Records Ltd, 37 Soho Square, London, W1.

Deadwax matrix A-1U Porky / B-1U Pecko

All present and correct.

**Rare Bird** · 15-09-2011, 20:44

Originally Posted by snapper

Affinity, late issue in 1977. Got it free from

Thats the Brown cover with photo of Davied Allen 'n' Telecaster. Sounds ok that issue vinyls good too.

**Rare Bird** · 15-09-2011, 20:52

Originally Posted by snapper

Did you notice how much the Decca Genesis To Revelation' fuzzy was across the opening? I see Colosseum 'Valentyne Suite' on the back wall was that a swirly & how much. see the Quintessence fuzzy too.

**snapper** · 15-09-2011, 20:54

Originally Posted by Andre

Thats the Brown cover with photo of Davied Allen 'n' Telecaster. Sounds ok that issue vinyls good too.

That's the one.

Just popped it on and compared it to my Metronome German pressing, MLP 15 372 and it sounds better, smoother and more detailed, with nice lush bass.

This is the German one, released in 1970.

The broon yin released in 1977.

**snapper** · 15-09-2011, 21:03

Originally Posted by Andre

Did you notice how much the Decca Genesis To Revelation' fuzzy was across the opening? I see Colosseum 'Valentyne Suite' on the back wall was that a swirly & how much. see the Quintessence fuzzy too.

No idea on any of them Andre. Maybe if they're still there when Marco goes back, he could check.

I've got Colosseum 'Valentyne Suite' on CD - ESMCD 642 which sounds very good, so didn't bother looking.

Genesis To Revelation I've also got on CD, Music Club MCCD 133 which also sounds very good.

**Rare Bird** · 15-09-2011, 21:56

Yeh well everythings on CD for me now. The colosseum's expanded editions do sound great.

I'm always intrested in vinyl but the cost of the albums i buy is far too high to even contemplate going back there.

**aquapiranha** · 15-09-2011, 22:24

I used to love Grey and Pink on Brook St. I once went there with my son, and he was about to walk into a shop a door or so down before I stopped him and said he couldn't go into that particular establishment until he was 18!

**snapper** · 15-09-2011, 22:56

Originally Posted by aquapiranha

I used to love Grey and Pink on Brook St. I once went there with my son, and he was about to walk into a shop a door or so down before I stopped him and said he couldn't go into that particular establishment until he was 18!

Presumably you don't mean the gents hairdresser.

**Rare Bird** · 16-09-2011, 00:50

Originally Posted by snapper

I keep noticing stuff you guys really should have bought:

Centre box at the front: David Axelrod 'Song Of Innocence' (Capitol, 1968) excellent drumming on that fuzzy, superb SQ..

**Marco** · 16-09-2011, 02:44

Nice one, dude. If it's still there when I go, I'll hoover it up... Keep on scanning the pics for any more 'must haves'!

Incidentally, that's where I bought Xhol Motherfuckers and where there was a big box of brand new reissued prog albums. I should photograph them all, and you can tell me which ones to buy

Marco.

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