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I got you guys.

Aye up, pm if interested, post £2.90, and not a rip off if you're bloody foreign! Prophets-talk don't bother me-delphi. Vinyl NM, label has slight water damage. Rare midtempo dancer. £35 ON HOLD Dynamites- don't leave me this way- dolores. NM. Really clean copy. Outstanding uptempo northern £35 ON HOLD Tommy butler - right on up to the weekend- chatthoochee. NM, tiny amount of biro on Label. £20 Jammers-true love is hard to find/ diing the look. Vg+, couple of marks, but plays Really well. Biro on one side of label. But this is a rare release, rwo quality sides. £25 Marshall and the chi-lites - live bandit/ pretty girl. - daran- vinyl is NM, but it has a small stress fracture that's hard to see, and not audible. Two ace Chicago sides. £32. More to follow...

Clarks reissued them a few years back for women, might still be kicking around, forgive the pun.

many of the mentioned are oldskool addidas trainers,, samba, munchen, gazelle ect use vinyl or polyurethane soles. And are pretty shite in terms of grip. Compare them to rubber soled vans for instance that are renowned for grip.

Freda, not soul?? Have to disagree there.

Aways wondered about these me sen, run and hide is pretty good and they sermed to attain a convincing US sound. Good call

Think there's a long thread on here about it.

Not northern exactly but frankie knuckles, 'only the strong survive', on Dj int, never issed as a single, the original is a boot of an album cut. Recently re booted, well i hope it was a boot anyway ed sherman deserves screwing over.

Its possibly a little out of vogue at the moment was ayed a lot abiut 10 year back. Still doesnt come up that often and seems to reach the price yoyve mentioned.Wouldn't be suprised if its picked up by the oldies crowd d and triples overnight though

Can remember ginger spinning it on searlings show yonks back.

Can remember ginger it on searlings show yonks back.

Tbe geordie frontman of ac/dc??

Flip to sb aint bad imho, has a certain sense of atmosphere.

The two versions illustrate why american production was considered superior to uk, by so many.

Big for larry levan

According to mr domar this waz played at the mecca.

Just luv that,didn't know it either.

Just luv that,didn't know it either.

Yeah weird really, youd think the're what frim the bitter side, but obviously black on rhe baby side Just love this.

Didnt know this version, love it. Was this a Wigan spin?

Bet there's a fair bit of leftfield on roulette

I know this is a famous break, ans much sampled, but was it played on the northern scene?

didn't know that Dave, had another on the label by him but it wasn't all that.

one thing that's seems unique to the NS scene is the sheer amount of collectors/ wannabe dj's there are. its vast, seems like virtually every man (and a lot of women too) on the scene has some aspirations or a little box tucked away somewhere. Even in the heady days of the early 90's when record deck sales outstripped electric guitars, at the height of all that superstar dj madness, there was never as many aspirational DJ members of the rave scene. On many scenes you need a level of skill to dj, either learning to beat match, nowadays a lot easier but you still need to get to grips with tech on some level. For hip hop heads its about scratching and beat juggling and spending lots of hours learning those skills and of course digging for breaks, ones that are unique to you. all it takes, on the mainstream NS scene, is a big bag of cash, no point in searching out anything original, they wont dance to it anyway! Or you could do what many big dj's do and just piggy back off what the more progressive dj's were playing 5 or even 10 years ago. you might even get a cheap copy, as the're likely to be records that are now played out on the upfront scene by the time you get them anyway.