Sold Date: November 14, 2020
Start Date: May 14, 2020
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 19852
Buyer Feedback: 120

Personally I found the naming/numbering convention used by DMC confusing, as they never appeared consistent as they grew.  Some emphasized the chronological numerical sequence and some the month/year of issue.  In addition, some issues have multiple parts, like remix culture, underground selection, house nation, and more. Sometimes the numbering indicated the record number within a 2 record set and sometimes within different sets of the same numerical sequencing.   I have a limited number of these and I'll list them as clearly and distinctly as I can.  I believe all are from England as it was called back during the earlier issues or the UK as it was called during the later issues.  I can't remember if DMC ever had an American counterpart, seems to me it did at one point but I wouldn't bank on my memory at this stage!  I do remember I gave up searching for these as it got too confusing to know and understand--without clear pictures--which part of which issue was being offered for sale. It was also difficult to track on a list or personal catalogue of ownership as issue 169 meant...which part?  And 222/1 was...remix culture?  House nation?

Very light wear.  Comes in the original cover as shown.  This appears to be record 3 in the 204 issue.  I don't know what the counterparts are to issue 204.  See what I mean?  The 1 and 2 after the 204 indicate a record number, not a side number.  Since most of these became separated sets over the years, as did disconet issues, it's hard to know which issues had which pieces parts in them.  Discogs might have it, I don't know.  Hot Tracks was, for the most part, nice enough to have gatefolds when they did double issues in the early days.  That stopped somewhere along the line with series 6 or 7 I believe.
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