BertieWorcester
What-ho!!
How common are these, and is there a market for them? I ask this because I've just rediscovered one that I've had for years, and the passage of time has eradicated the memory of how I came to own it.
It's called 'Top Of The Pops - 776', and it appears to be a broadcasted show from 1979 hosted by Simon Bates. It features amongst others XTC, The Ruts, Racey, The Members and Nick Lowe. It also heavily plugs what must have been then a newly released Cliff album, (Rock n' Roll Juvenile), and plays two tracks from it.
The SQ is fantastic, as is the vinyl. Strangely, the XTC track (a then newly released Making Plans For Nigel), sounds slightly different to me. Were tracks mixed differently for broadcast back in the day?
It's called 'Top Of The Pops - 776', and it appears to be a broadcasted show from 1979 hosted by Simon Bates. It features amongst others XTC, The Ruts, Racey, The Members and Nick Lowe. It also heavily plugs what must have been then a newly released Cliff album, (Rock n' Roll Juvenile), and plays two tracks from it.
The SQ is fantastic, as is the vinyl. Strangely, the XTC track (a then newly released Making Plans For Nigel), sounds slightly different to me. Were tracks mixed differently for broadcast back in the day?