8 thoughts on “ Mark On The Wall - Various - Fast Forward No 2 (Cassette) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Fast Forward No 2 on Discogs. Label: Fast Forward Magazine - 2,Fast Forward Magazine - no 2 • Format: Cassette Compilation • Country: Australia • Genre: Electronic, Rock • Style: New Wave5/5(1).

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2. May 06,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Fast Forward / Annual Report on Discogs.5/5(2).

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3. Fast Forward was a cassette magazine documenting post-punk music in the early s. It was edited in Melbourne, Australia, by Bruce Milne and Andrew Maine, with graphic design by Michael Trudgeon. The cassettes interspersed interviews with music and were packaged with printed artwork and distributed in record shops around Australia and abroad.

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4. Fast Forward cassette magazine December 1. introduction 2. The Birthday Party - "Figure Of Fun" demo 3. interview Nick Cave & Roland Howard The Birthday Party - "Yah" 4. Vital Cortex - "Mark On The Wall" 5. interview with Stuart Coupe & Clinton Walker 6. Graeme Pitt - "Untitled" inner city sound cd Fast Forward cassette magazine 1.

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5. An anonymous woman provides a first-person account of a day in the middle of January when she noticed a mark on the wall. In trying to recall the exact date of this remembrance, she calls to mind other images from that moment: a fire burning, the light cast across the pages of a book, flowers in a bowl, and the fact that she was smoking when she apprehended the mark.

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6. Paul McHenry and Chris Spencer The Australian Various Artist on Cassette Golden Square, Moonlight pp ; Tyrone Flex, 'C, C, C Go! Go!! Go!!!' RR Vol 4 No. 11/12 p. 8 ; Andrea Jones, "Fast Forward" fills the gap between magazine and LP' ARS # p. 18 ; Philip Hayward Music at the Borders p.

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7. Mar 29,  · Remove the tape from the cassette compartment. WARNING! There is a risk of hardware damage when you force to remove a stuck tape from the cassette compartment. Use a pen or pencil to turn the cassette reel and reduce tape slack. Reinsert the tape into the cassette compartment on the player. Attempt to play, fast-forward, or rewind the tape.

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8. The fast forward button snaps back as if it's reached the end of the tape. When there's no tape in the deck and I hit fast forward, I can hear and see the wheels spinning, at standard fast-forward speed. It's just when a cassette is in there that it refuses to feed the tape through. Rewind works just fine. No problems whatsoever there.

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