CABARET VOLTAIRE 12" PACK INCLUDING TEST PRESSINGS, LETTERS

CABARET VOLTAIRE 12" PACK INCLUDING TEST PRESSINGS, LETTERS pack of 10 Cabaret Voltaire 12"s and one 7" including 'The Drain Train' Test Pressing x 2 (DVR 21 and DVR P4), 'Keep On' x 2 including one promo (12RXDJ 6250 and 12 RDJ 6250A, with letter), 'Eddie's Out' x 2 (RT 096), 'Jazz The Glass' 7" (RT 095), 'James Brown' (CVS4 12) 'Nag Nag Nag' 2 x 12" White Labels numbered 7/10 (12NOMU103 and L12NOMU103) and 'Ten City' (12 RDJ 6227, with letter). Condition is generally EX to EX+ for records and VG to VG+ for sleeves. Some of the sleeves have a numbered John Peel archive sticker on the top left corner of the cover, handwritten by John himself. The inner sleeves (typically the original company issue) will sometimes contain John's handwritten track timings and can also contain John's rating that he put on certain songs by way of stars. 1 star would mean that John would consider it for air play with 2 or 3 stars indicating that he rated the song extremely highly and would more than likely be played. These tasting notes are a fascinating insight into John's musical taste which can now be fully explored.Request condition report Please register to request a condition reportCABARET VOLTAIRE 12" PACK INCLUDING TEST PRESSINGS, LETTERS pack of 10 Cabaret Voltaire 12"s and one 7" including 'The Drain Train' Test Pressing x 2 (DVR 21 and DVR P4), 'Keep On' x 2 including one promo (12RXDJ 6250 and 12 RDJ 6250A, with letter), 'Eddie's Out' x 2 (RT 096), 'Jazz The Glass' 7" (RT 095), 'James Brown' (CVS4 12) 'Nag Nag Nag' 2 x 12" White Labels numbered 7/10 (12NOMU103 and L12NOMU103) and 'Ten City' (12 RDJ 6227, with letter). Condition is generally EX to EX+ for records and VG to VG+ for sleeves. Some of the sleeves have a numbered John Peel archive sticker on the top left corner of the cover, handwritten by John himself. The inner sleeves (typically the original company issue) will sometimes contain John's handwritten track timings and can also contain John's rating that he put on certain songs by way of stars. 1 star would mean that John would consider it for air play with 2 or 3 stars indicating that he rated the song extremely highly and would more than likely be played. These tasting notes are a fascinating insight into John's musical taste which can now be fully explored.