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John
31 Oct 2024 at 01:35
I remember this store so vividly as I used to frequently visit in the early 1980s. What a fantastic atmosphere. Lester owned or managed the whole building as far as I know (he rented a room up top to a dear friend) and I used to often participate in the fun in the basement too. Such memorable days (and nights). I have some old (albeit somewhat grainy by today's standards) photos of it still, and of course some wonderful reggae and dub vinyl records. Great times and the best music.
Paula R Davis
14 May 2025 at 08:47
Yeah. those good memories will never leave, as I remember this was records & videos music shop in Forest Gate east of London, opened early 1980s, the business closed in 1989, was truly times of appreciation living the life we loved ❤️
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Name: Sharon Phillips
Comment: The shop opened up before I was born but brings back memories - the reggae hub in Forest Gate. First black-owned record store and turned into a video shop in the 1980s. He was a pioneer, my grand-uncle Lester - REIP.
(19 April 2017)
Name: Liam Conlon
Comment: I lived on Whyteville Road as a kid which was next to it. Remember the music pumping loudly out of it as we played football at the top of the street.
(2022)