Whoever this Malcolm bloke is, you lot, stop pussyfooting around him. There are several albums that Bulmer put into touch that would have sold very well on CD. Any by Nic Jones, and what about Bright Phoebus, to name but a few. And let's not forget that there have been several tawdry attempts to release third-rate CD-Rs of the forbidden stuff over the years. I have no idea what the dead Bulmer's twisted motives were for hanging on to stuff, except that they were twisted. The sad truth is, probably, that he didn't look after the tapes, and they're totally shot by now. Some were allegedly used to prop up tables with wonky legs. As I said, anyone with pristine vinyl should hang on to it. You are sitting on what Bulmer did not realise: our bloody heritage, and stuff the "commercial" considerations! One fine day...