Not sure where I picked up these though they were definitely gig acquisitions - most likely Beeston and Sheffield. I'll let the artefacts speak for themselves.
A4 scanned at 400 dpi
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
Guttersnipe #3, #7' & vol2 #1, 1978-'80
Here's a batch of Guttersnipes to warm your cockles whilst the winter kicks in. You can find a bit more background and another edition here, and you are strongly advised to crank up the Youtubulator and watch this superb blast from the past - a BBC, Open Door documentary focussing on this excellent fanzine. I will look to update this blog soon with the inclusion of all those obscure names and whatnot that might go some way to increasing the likelihood of the hidden gems appearing in web searches. I have a few more Guttersnipes to upload but I'll leave those for anon.
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