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do you want some free 12"? Its a 1st come 1st served

Promotion November 2008

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0:00 Free, chap, records

A while ago I was contacted by a chap by the name of Adam through an email. This chap said, look Jonathan, I've got a whole load of records that I don't want anymore, are you interested? My first thought like anyone would be, well, you know, how much do you want for them? But the chap said they're basically for free. All I've got to do is either go and get them or presumably pay postage. Now after a few emails, it could have been even the first one, we thought of an idea and that is why don't I do a video and ask you guys out there if you would like some free records. Yes, they're free. Well, they're not exactly free because you'd have to pay postage. At the end of the day, you can't expect the chap just to send them, you know, and it's going to cost a fortune. But look to the side of the video for all relevant information. There is more, so just hold tight. Right, I have stuck a few records together in a pack of 23 covering a wide era of dance music right from Happy Hard to Tech House Old & New. No tatty rubbish at all. Very good condition.

0:58 Someone who is new to

I'm giving this pack away for free. All I want is the postage costs, which is UK approximately 14 quid. Now if you are outside the UK and if this chap is willing to send them anywhere else and you are willing to pay the extra postage, that is between you and the person sending them. So just bear that in mind. They must, big letters, they must, that's very important, go to someone who is new to the turntables. Maybe just starting out so they can get to listen to different types of dance music and also use for practice. Not to sell, please. Very big letters. Don't put them on eBay. It's a first come, first served, worthy person. So if you're interested, please contact, look to the side of the video. But also, this has given me another idea and I'm going to dedicate this idea to Adam.

2:15 Happy, someone

Wherever you are in the world, have you got a piece of kit that is sat there doing nothing? Is it a case of you can't be asked to put it on eBay because there's so much stuff out there and maybe you think I just haven't got the time. Well have you got the time to help someone out there who perhaps could do with that piece of kit? Now I don't know exactly how I'm going to do this yet but please... Look in future videos because I'm going to do a video dedicated to Adam and it's going to be a video based on people giving stuff away just for postage, anywhere in the world. Because there could be someone, you could have a turntable up in the loft that just needs a dust off or you could have a whole bunch of records in a cupboard that you don't use. You could have a load of CDs, you could have a set of speakers, you could have an amplifier somewhere and you want to get rid of them.

Have someone contact you, someone who hasn't got that kit and who is willing to pay the postage and is quite happy to say look here's the postage please can you send them? You send it. You're happy you've got rid of the kit. You're also happy it's gone to a worthy home and thirdly and most importantly the person who's receiving that item has now got some kit they can use. Thank you very much to Adam. Look to the side of the video. Practice and enjoy.

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