I purchased all of these on Tottenham Court Road in the 1980’s. Virgin Megastore I think. I was often in Bedford Square nearby and would drop in and browse the racks. Please see photos for condition. One owner.
Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen – Lost in the Ozone
Paramount Records PAS 6017 Issued 1971 An original pressing which has sat on my shelves for over 50 years. Time to let go. Disc in excellent condition, cover shows some shelf wear but generally very good. Have a look at the photos.
Dept. of Enjoyment – NME Cassette #011
NME Cassette – “You will have fun – By Order. The NME Department of Enjoyment instructs you to make spontaneous gestures of youthful jollility in accordance with the guidelines laid down herein by Billy Bragg, The Cocteau Twins, The Smiths, Orange Juice and many other officially designated fab artists as specified inside.”
Dancin’ Master NME 001 Cassette
The Dancin’ Master Cassette was assembled by New Musical Express (5-7 Carnaby Street, London) in Autumn 1981. Ive owned it since new.
J.J. Cale – Okie
This is a very good+ copy both cover and disc. Shelter Records SR-2107 1974
NME / Rough Trade Cassette
This is the first release (Catalogue Number 001) of ROUGH TAPES, the new Rough Trade tape cassette catalogue.
NME Mighty Reel – NME Cassette -004
One owner this cassete – The NME Mighty Reel, was assembled by the The New Musical Express, London, Autumn 1982.
Zalman Yanovsky – Alive and Well in Argentina
NME Tape Worm – NME Cassette #017
Used 1985 Cassette NME Tape Worm #017 –“NME’s ool -ya kool can of good bait. A score of wrigglers, Rockers and real live ‘uns. The catch 0f 1985 features The Blasters, The Pogues, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Simply Red, Los Lobos, Robert Cray, The Faith Brothers,The Fine Young Cannibals and one dozen other artists determined to worm their way into your affections.
NME – Charly Pocket JukeBox #2 – NME 032 – Cassette
A Charly Records Collection, Issued in 1987. NME #032
A great collection of Blues and R7B artists, John Lee hooker, Earl Bostic, Nina Simone, The Shangri-Las, Albert King, Wynonie Harris, Aaron Neville, Robert Cray, and many more.
Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard – ‘Won’t You Come and Sing For Me’
We bought this new, and it has sat on our shelf for many years, one owner, excellent condition. A wonderful recording, Folkways Records FTS 31034 1973