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This is the second part of the memoir of an anonymous pop picker, covering a period of 23 years in Britain from the early 80s. Being a memoir, it enables the reader to follow the specific strands of his experience as a continuous narrative. Being anonymous, it gives the reader access to typical impressions and responses, making it representative as well as personal.It's about great records and dreadful records, heroic acts and acts whose succe...

This is a different kind of music history, a chronicle of pop development and chart action from 1963 to 1983, from the point of view of one anonymous customer, a music lover who falls in love with 45s as a small child and grows into a young adult with the beginnings of a record collection to purr over. The narrative details cultural trends and important records, but not all of them, because they don't all impact on everybody. Sometimes we are ...