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Wotcha!
Real longshot here... (astronomically so)
I'm trying to get hold of the above guy who I used to trade with back in the early 1990s. He lived in St Leonards, East Sussex.
Anyone know him? Anybody able to put us in contact?
If so, please either post here or PM me.
Ta!
Sorry, don’t know the guy. Could have been the guy I bought a lot of live bootleg cassettes from when I first started collecting them around 1986/87 but I’ve long lost that person’s name and address.Dug out just now a cassette list print out from someone who sent me a few lists in the late 90s but it seems that was a D.Jones . So, nope, can’t help yer out on this Steve Dean guy unfortunately .
Fotz wrote: Sorry, don’t know the guy. Could have been the guy I bought a lot of live bootleg cassettes from when I first started collecting them around 1986/87 but I’ve long lost that person’s name and address.Dug out just now a cassette list print out from someone who sent me a few lists in the late 90s but it seems that was a D.Jones . So, nope, can’t help yer out on this Steve Dean guy unfortunately .
Thanks Fotz. I appreciate you checking.
I love looking through old trading lists (they often help me keep track of stuff I’m missing), so if you ever feel the urge to scan D. jones’ lists, please could I have a copy?
Anybody else know Steve?
perspexorange wrote:
Fotz wrote: Sorry, don’t know the guy. Could have been the guy I bought a lot of live bootleg cassettes from when I first started collecting them around 1986/87 but I’ve long lost that person’s name and address.Dug out just now a cassette list print out from someone who sent me a few lists in the late 90s but it seems that was a D.Jones . So, nope, can’t help yer out on this Steve Dean guy unfortunately .
Thanks Fotz. I appreciate you checking.
I love looking through old trading lists (they often help me keep track of stuff I’m missing), so if you ever feel the urge to scan D. jones’ lists, please could I have a copy?
Well the list this D.Jones guy sent me back in the late 90s is a whopping 32 pages A4 size and it doesn't just include New Order, it has lists of live cassettes from pretty much every artist or band it was worth having an interest in from the 60s through to the 90s.i'll scan the JD and NO sections sometime.
perspexorange wrote: Cheers Fotz! Appreciated.
No rush whatsoever though.
Well i scanned the whole list in the end .Didn't take too long really, about 20 mins or so.It's a humungous list with pretty much any artist or band you can think of from the 60s to 90s.Live bootleg cassettes and also some VHS stuff. The guy's name and address and order form are right at the end though of course he may have long moved from that address or if he even does this kind of stuff anymore since the advent of the internet where you can download anything on file sharing sites or find on YouTube.1999 is a long long time ago....
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