any interest in an early nineties cassette collection?
thinkingthinkingthinking
slo.coche@...
Sun May 3 00:35:12 CEST 2009
Just so you know, I just found about 200 more cassettes, so the whole
collection may add up to around 500, covering a period from somewhere in
1991 to late 1993. The coverage within that period is not complete, but
I think there may be very nearly a complete, uninterrupted year. I'm
just sorting out the odd ones that didn't get marked up properly, so I
will be able to deliver any time soon. I hope I may be able to help with
some of the ripping, etc.
I'm so glad this project is here and able to make use of the recordings,
and I hope more of these collections turn up. When I stopped recording
the shows due to other work pressures, I wrote and apologised to John
for having to stop, and I told him I hoped someone else was doing the
same job as every show was such an absolute gem.
--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, rockerq@... wrote:
>
> > <<One (minor) point - I can imagine some point in the future where
> > we have multiple duplicates (dupes) of shows, mainly 90's, 00's -
> > I suppose that's a good thing, cos its more choice !>>
> >
>
> Since most recordings have gaps where the tapes were flipped it means
we
> are more likely to be able to assemble shows in their entirety!
>
> Also, while a unique recording is worth keeping whatever the quality,
if
> there are duplicates it increases the likelihood of higher quality.
>
> I would reiterate that I would be happy to take on Steve's box once
the
> 400Box is complete - we have currently 4 - 6 active UK-based rippers,
I divide
> up the tapes, send them special delivery, the ripper rips them, and
returns
> the tapes plus the ripped flacs by special delivery. I also keep a
record of
> the entire process on a spreadsheet, which Steve [TK] uses to update
the
> WIKI.
>
> andysmith10 - would you like to join our team of rippers?
>
> Cheers!
>
> Rocker
>
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