Once all the mixing and recording was finished I thought it would be fitting to present it in a VHS case for that added touch of nostalgia. I didn't realise when I made this decision how hard it is to get the damn cases! I visited charity shops  up and down the country, left my number with them and they would call me when a collection came in. I would then sift through to find those in the best condition, buy them, take them home, run a bath with antibacterial solution, remove the inlay and video (recycle them seperately) and wash the cases. There were a lot of Disney videos but I particularly liked the fact that I got a copy of 101 Dalmations as I remember watching a interview once with Natas Kaupas where he said when him and Rocco set up 101 Skateboards they were driving to register the company name and they were going to call it 101 Dalmations until they realised that was not a great idea so they dropped the dalmations!

In another happy twist of fate my good friend Jimmy Plates offered his design expertise to help me deliver a visually dope finished product. I actually bought many of the records used in the mix from Jimmy when he worked at Beanos (Europes largest secondhand record store before it closed) in Croydon in the 90s.