hi Charlie, I filmed it on the same day I interviewed Chris Cutler about Recommended (my name's Nick Beddow)

@@NickBeddow-bb2us Hi, Nice of you to identify yourself. I must have known you at the time of filming at the shop. Interviewing CC, that wasn't a common occurrence back then. He tended to avoid them unless he vouched for you. Where did the interview get published, out of interest?

That's interesting to hear because I remember the shop staff asking ourselves why all those students across the way weren't coming to show interest in what we were doing?

Yes, it's the front cover of the album "KEW. RHONE." (by John Greaves, Peter Blegvad, Lisa Herman (and others)) and btw: the album in the box at 2:45 shows the backside of "Rē Records Quarterly Vol. 1 No. 3" (released in January 1986) I was in the store in December 1989 (while Chris Cutler happened to be there) 0:38 What's the record between Camberwell Now's "The Ghost Trade" and Henry Cow's "Concerts"?

@@r.s.3957 Yeah, I met Chris Cutler at the store myself once, when he opened up on a Sunday when I’d travelled down from Glasgow to go on a spending spree in the shop, which was pretty decent of him! All in, I visited that store 6 times in total, which wasn’t bad considering I lived in Glasgow! Mail ordering was cool, but not a patch on actually going there.

@@r.s.3957 The record between “The Ghost Trade” and “Concerts” is “Supply And Demand” by Dagmar Krause, her recordings of songs by Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill and Hanns Eisler…..a great album! And if you like that one, her following LP, “Tank Battles, The songs of Hanns Eisler” is cool too.

Opps, stumbled across this and found myself, a much younger man at work. Interesting to hear of the journey you made to visit the shop. We had buyers arriving from the 4 corners of the world but not in great numbers. I lived above the shop so it consumed my life for about 5 years. I returned in 1992 for a year to help out, by then it had become These Records. The 2 brothers who ran it then, relocated the business to Elephant and Castle, that was a smashing, short-lived shop premises. Did you ever go there? I'd like to know who shot this film.

@@charlieuliginosa2494 It might have been yourself that opened the shop up for me one time I came down at the weekend, I called from Glasgow to find out opening times and the shop would’ve been shut when I got in from Scotland and whoever I spoke to said they’d open up specially which I thought was really obliging! It’s funny that the albums focused on in the video were ones I bought from the shop! The blue Dagmar Krause LP whose title escapes me, the Henry Cow live double, and the Cassiber LP! I recorded Cassiber, Peter Blegvad, The Lodge and Charles Hayward at the ICA on that trip too! Didn’t make it to the other shops, unfortunately.

@@terrypussypower this goes to show a small act can be recalled decades later. Thanks for sharing the memory.

Hehehehehe! Eti Kaskie vibaya na huko kwenu,no lesson at all

😂

Well, he is rather earnest.

Buenas noche, amigo usted seria tan amable de regalarme el nombre original de este tema kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sJeZpNpeuMutn4E.html o alguien que me pueda ayudar a encontrar el nombre original gracias, el que me lo de se lo agradeceria mucho ya que yebo mucho tiempo buscandolo y no lo he podido encontrar, nuevamente gracias.

@@jhonvarela5495 Ouya Loque de Mavuela Somo

great the song is about a man by the name Sigalame who is believed to be living in Bungoma leaving his family to unknown place.In BUNGOMA the guy sells banned product that the singer dont want to mention in the song.his family is complaining for not communicating to them even his parents are crying of the same about their son.

I think I might have those catalogues! I’ve got a couple of Recommended mail order catalogues from the mid 80’s stashed away in my cupboards somewhere!

@@terrypussypower I see you on Souncloud ! Do you have Insta account?

@@MrGryphn23 Well, I think I still have an Insta account but I’ve never used it. The Soundcloud has a few of my DJ gigs over the years, but I’ve got hundreds I’ve been meaning to upload, including loads of bootlegs I recorded in the 80’s before I started DJing. I’ve got Pere Ubu gigs, Butthhole Surfers, Dagmar Krause, The Residents, Peter Blegvad, etc etc etc....loads of real obscure but amazing gigs I taped all over the UK. I’ve been meaning to digitise them and stick them up on YT, but I’m a real lazy sod. I’ll need to get it together before I drop dead or else they’ll all end up in a skip and lost to posterity!

@@terrypussypower The residents are playing here in LA next month, should be interesting !!!! It sure would be interesting to hear some of those mixes. I found a home in house music at its birth , when I started to hear samples from records that I discovered through Recommended

@@terrypussypower soundcloud.com/gryphntheunknown

Nazca from Mexico!!