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Nov 8, 2026
David HolzerGUEST
And the first review, people like you have been very, very kind, which I really appreciate.
David HolzerGUEST
The first review was a very good review in the English Record Collector magazine.
David HolzerGUEST
You know, other reviews might not be so complimentary.
David HolzerGUEST
But I saw myself as opening up a debate about You know, I would I would love it if people found things that I didn't find.
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needlepoint the record collector podcast with paul lester and daryl easley
Paul LesterHOST
hi i'm paul lester editor of record collector britain's oldest longest enduring music monthly
Daryl EasleaHOST
and i'm daryl easley i too work for record collector and i'm the editor of the rare record price guide
Paul LesterHOST
and this is our podcast needlepoint where we look at rock's rich tapestry through the prism of the latest issue of our magazine
Daryl EasleaHOST
And what an issue it is.
Paul LesterHOST
He's going to be joining us in about half an hour, I reckon.
Daryl EasleaHOST
Yeah, I reckon so.
Daryl EasleaHOST
And what's great about Neil is he is in the current issue of Record Collector, which for those watching on the television can see it here.
JamesGUEST
revolting very chintzy it was a classical album it was a mozart record with giaconda dovito on violin and it was a stereo copy as well uk first issue The catalog number is ASD 429, and it was probably worth about two and a half grand at the time.
JamesGUEST
I didn't know this until years later when I saw it in a magazine, in probably Record Collector magazine, as being the sort of list of the grail classical records.
JamesGUEST
And I thought, I remember seeing that because the cover is just so chintzy and disgusting that I passed it by for a pound, which is ridiculous.
Ben WilsonHOST
That's the thing about charity shop records though, is that yeah, the law of averages, one of them's got to be valuable, but
Alan SchatzbergHOST
Yeah.
Mike ZwaryczGUEST
Yeah, it's actually, this is a very similar question that was in that record collector magazine I'm in this month.
Mike ZwaryczGUEST
That was one of the questions.
Mike ZwaryczGUEST
They
ChrisHOST
It tackles an unfaithful lover caught between affection and cold ambition, summed up neatly by the biting lyric, you say you love me but want success.
ChrisHOST
Simon Hugo of Record Collector would later look back and appropriately describe it as an early girl power anthem ahead of its time.
ChrisHOST
The public agreed.
ChrisHOST
Sign of the Times rocketed up the UK singles chart, peaking at number three in the week of February 19th, 1983.
CarlosHOST
So is that when you first discovered Miami Sound Machine, Gloria Estefan? No.
AntonGUEST
No, my father was a big record collector of South American music.
AntonGUEST
Oh, nice.
AntonGUEST
I know the Miami Sound Machine from the Spanish numbers, the Spanish songs.
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RobHOST
That is awesome.
RobHOST
So, Jimmy, when did you make the switch into becoming a series collector? Like, what was the thing for you?
JimmyGUEST
So there was a magazine in the UK called Record Collector.
JimmyGUEST
And they had lots of mail order lists in there.
David HolzerGUEST
And the publisher there is absolutely great, sympathetic as well, Schaffner Press.
David HolzerGUEST
So, yeah, I'm absolutely thrilled, and it got a four stars out of five in Record Collector, which is not bad.
David HolzerGUEST
You know, there are going to be other reviews coming.
David HolzerGUEST
So I'm really delighted with the reception that it's getting, really delighted.
speaker_1HOST
But Topeka remains the ultimate Michigan archivist, having written for many a Michigan newspapers, uh, doing rock journalism reporting, music reporting, as well as hard news stories.
speaker_1HOST
He's been printed in Uncut Magazine, Record Collector, American Songwriter, and Ugly Things, and he currently is the co-host of In Zane Michigan on NTS Radio.
speaker_1HOST
And, uh, we can't give it up enough for Rich for making a stop on through.
speaker_1HOST
And here it is for you.
Simon TeslerHOST
But no, Marr quit because Morrissey insisted on putting a cover version of a Cilla Black song on the B side.
Simon TeslerHOST
"That was the last straw, really," Marr told Record Collector magazine in 1992.
Simon TeslerHOST
"I didn't form a group to perform Cilla Black songs.
Simon TeslerHOST
That was it.