PUNK, POST PUNK 12" PACK INCLUDING AU PAIRS WHITE LABEL, DEMOS

PUNK, POST PUNK 12" PACK INCLUDING AU PAIRS WHITE LABEL, DEMOS pack of 11 punk and post punk 12"s including Au Pairs 'Inconvenience' White Label (HUM 8-12), Buzzcocks 'Moving Away From The Pulsebeat' Promo (UALP 15), Cock Sparrer 'We Love You' Demo (LFR 13732, with photo), Black Flag 'Jealous Again' (SST 3), The Clash 'London Calling' Demo (12-8087), 'The Magnificent Seven' (CBS A 12 1133), 'This Is Radio Clash' (A 13 1797), 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' Demo (CBS AB 2646) and 'Rock The Casbah' Demo (A 13 2479), Sham 69 and Associates. 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 reportPUNK, POST PUNK 12" PACK INCLUDING AU PAIRS WHITE LABEL, DEMOS pack of 11 punk and post punk 12"s including Au Pairs 'Inconvenience' White Label (HUM 8-12), Buzzcocks 'Moving Away From The Pulsebeat' Promo (UALP 15), Cock Sparrer 'We Love You' Demo (LFR 13732, with photo), Black Flag 'Jealous Again' (SST 3), The Clash 'London Calling' Demo (12-8087), 'The Magnificent Seven' (CBS A 12 1133), 'This Is Radio Clash' (A 13 1797), 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' Demo (CBS AB 2646) and 'Rock The Casbah' Demo (A 13 2479), Sham 69 and Associates. 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.