A Night in Cambridge and Revolution Records' Epilogue, Diss, Norfolk - 28th January 2006

The tragic demise of Nosher's beloved independent record shop Revolution Records, in Diss, comes to completion, with the final-ever day. Although it had already pretty much stopped moving new stock several days ago, it remained open for a little while longer to sell the remains of the second-hand department and some of the fixtures-and-fittings. Inside, Mark did some stock-taking whilst Wes showed Nosher some photos of the old Harleston shop and his time on the steps of Abbey Road studios. Despite not having a turntable, about 10 vinyl albums which had some sort of personal relevance were purchased at a bargain price. On a cheerier note, the night before was a return to the pubs of Cambridge and Isobel's penthouse pad for a "Kismet" curry plus several beers and a session on guitar.

next album: GR8 at the Cock and The BBs do a Live Recording, Diss and Shelfanger, Norfolk - 4th February 2006
previous album: Three Nights of Music: Cord, Yaxley and the Tilting Sky, Norfolk and Suffolk - 21st January 2006

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Head office wants a photo of the Cambridge office

Head office wants a photo of the Cambridge office

'Rusty' McHugh, about to leave for San Diego

Russell chops up a kiwi fruit

Russell and Stef carve out some Kiwi fruit

There's a big pile of old office chairs

Isobel and Janet in the penthouse

Caroline's on the sofa

Janet, James and Isobel's flatmate Caroline

The gang in the Empress, Cambridge

'Bus Stop' Rachel and Sam

Sam gives a look

Darts and stick-game

Nosher in the Empress

Isobel plays some tunes on guitar

Mark freaks out for a bit

Mark's been stock taking all morning

The remains of Revs

Another regular chats to Wes over boxes of vinyl

The remains of the shop

The front of the shop has been re-arranged

Mark and his girlfriend continue stock-taking

Hazel mills around

The old front-of-shop sign

Revolution Records' frontage on Mere Street

People outside Revolution Records on Mere Street

Some dude checks the boxes outside

A final ode by Wes

The view of Mere Street from inside Revs

A final punter