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The Worst Record Covers in the World

Thu, 30/06/2022 - 10:30
Spode Works Museum

Over 300 of the worst record covers ever will be exhibited between 1st May and 30th June

Eccentric record collector Steve Goldman, 55, shares his bizarre collection of over 300 awful LPs. The exhibition debuted in Steve’s home town of Huddersfield last November and was a huge runaway success and is available to be seen for free in Stoke throughout May and June.

Steve, who suffered a stroke 18 months ago, is staging the exhibition in aid of Different Strokes, a charity helping younger stroke survivors.

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