Name: Brian Nevill Comment: Blowing my own history. My stall, the Dime Store, in the basement of 253 Portobello, 1973/74. Much later would become the basement of Culture Shack.
Name: Adam Blake Comment: Bloody hell, I never realised that was your stall. I bought The Count Bishops Speedball EP off you there in 1976. Changed my life.
Name: Brian Nevill Comment: I actually closed in mid-1974. I don't think there was another record stall at 253 after that. You may be confusing me with Ted Carroll at Rock On in Golborne Road?
Name: Adam Blake Comment: No I definitely bought it at 253. Was it in the basement of a clothes shop? You were kind to me when I was 15. Let me listen to Jimi Hendrix albums when you knew I couldn't afford to buy them. It's never too late to say 'thank you'!
Name: Brian Nevill Comment: Ha ha! That's where you're familiar from! They were doubtless bootlegs. If I still had them I'd give them to you! (Sky High?)
Name: Brian Nevill
Comment: Blowing my own history. My stall, the Dime Store, in the basement of 253 Portobello, 1973/74. Much later would become the basement of Culture Shack.
Name: Adam Blake
Comment: Bloody hell, I never realised that was your stall. I bought The Count Bishops Speedball EP off you there in 1976. Changed my life.
Name: Brian Nevill
Comment: I actually closed in mid-1974. I don't think there was another record stall at 253 after that. You may be confusing me with Ted Carroll at Rock On in Golborne Road?
Name: Adam Blake
Comment: No I definitely bought it at 253. Was it in the basement of a clothes shop? You were kind to me when I was 15. Let me listen to Jimi Hendrix albums when you knew I couldn't afford to buy them. It's never too late to say 'thank you'!
Name: Brian Nevill
Comment: Ha ha! That's where you're familiar from! They were doubtless bootlegs. If I still had them I'd give them to you! (Sky High?)