Managed to get it from bookshop.org - took about a fortnight.
Enjoying it tremendously but my, some of the print is small! I had no idea it was nearly varifocal time. My eyes are feeling ripe and no mistake
Papers not great for the price though. A bit of gloss would have been appreciated. Some of those old, old (ripe, ripe!) posters would have gleamed.
Any collectors on here with rarer posters?
Id pay decent money for a repo. Since I have Webber on me I might try to sneak onto the high res scanner at work. Didnt work out with the Different Class insert images from the CD booklet - that was over-optimistic. AI might be able to tidy things up these days, I suppose
Yeah, I have to say I needed a strong light to read a lot of it! I guess it's a trade-off between accessibility and getting plenty of content in there. Glad he went with the former overall, although I could've lived without the bits form Luke Turner and that other guy.
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"Yes I saw her in the chip shop / so I said get yer top off"
Yeah, even Jarvis' intro was a bit insubstantial. I guess gushing about your colleague isn't the Sheff way. Mark's text is brilliant though and he's not afraid to give his opinion. I could have lived in tales and images of Pulpland 1991 to 1993.