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Made in Sheffield

Toss you guitar...

"The best post-punk music in Europe was electronic music & for five years the best electronic music came from Sheffield.
Made in Sheffield documents the evolution of the Human League, Cabaret Voltaire, Heaven 17 & ABC, who emerged from Sheffield's music scene in the late 70's. Their dream was to destroy rock music. The result was the creation of some of the most influential sounds in pop music.

Rare archive footage, soundtrack & exclusive interviews with the famous, almost famous & not famous at all pull you directly into the Sheffield music scene complete with fanzines, nightclubs, weird bands, DIY record labels & all the ambition & creativity that made that time so special.

Loaded with endearing moments & humour, it captures the essence of the seldom portrayed aftermath of Punk & the spirit of the early 80's British New Wave movement.

Featuring: Phil Oakey , Joanne Catherall & Susan Sully (Human League), Martyn Ware & Ian Craig Marsh (original members and founders of the Human League & Heaven 17), Jarvis Cocker (Pulp),
Chris Watson (Cabaret Voltaire), Stephen Singleton (Vice Versa/ABC)
John Peel and many other faces and bands that made this scene unique.

some made it and kept it
some made it and lost it
some got lost along the way

running time 52 mins"

More info here. I'm guessing ther's plenty of synth content here. You can find this one on Amazon

E-Mu Drumulator Scans via Loscha

via Loscha.

"Also presenting today .....
Emu Drumulator Documents.

Preliminary version of schematics

Some notes on interfacing your Drumulator to other equipment. Who has to be the master, and who has to be the slave. Drumulator doesn't always wear the pants, it seems, depending on the width of the pulse it is meant to receive (Ooh Aah matron!)

Craig Anderton's manual for the Drumulator software for the Apple IIe"

Thanks Loscha! Be sure to check out all posts via Loscha here for more scans.

International 3600 and 4600 Scans

more scans via Loscha

"International also known as the Maplin, also known as the ETI.
Cover
The "Goods"

This is a bit different from my usual scans. I removed the staples and scanned the book in as a book. So, you print it out on double sided paper, staple it in the middle, and have yourself a real book! I thought it was a nifty change, and was quick and easy for me on the work copier."