The Lost Record is a blog that shines a light on records that never made the move to digital (notably Spotify or Apple). At best these records have a Youtube fan upload. Redback – Brighter Day Artist Track Label Redback...
I moved up to Thornton (Just outside Blackpool) in August 1989, started at Baines 6th form in Poulton in September 1989 and discovered Cobweb Records within a few days. Unfortunately Cobweb is now gone but over the next few years...
I had the pleasure, of contacting Kelvin Andrews, who gave me a personal insight, into the making of this Record ‘Well... it was summer 2007 and Danny and I were doing that rare thing of spending time co-producing a project...
A small amount of background is necessary in order to explain how I came across this record. I grew up in a small market town on the Surrey/Hampshire border where record shops were few and far between, and "clubs" tended...
The Lost Record is a blog that shines a light on records that never made the move to digital (notably Spotify or Apple). At best these records have a Youtube fan upload. One of the wonders of sites like Discogs...
In the early 90s I was buying vinyl but as a student with part-time jobs I wasn’t always able to afford everything I wanted. Bootlegs were a way to find music cheaper, you’d usually get 4 tracks (some rare) for...
There was always going to be at least one Mo' Wax Recordings release in The Lost Record selection, the biggest issue I had was deciding which one! I first found Mo' Wax in 1994 and DJ Krush - Kemuri was probably the second or third release on the label I bought.
