We had constantly to get in touch with each other to order with several punks so we could share the postage. Prior to the arrival of the package, one of us - the addressee - collected the money so that cash could be paid immediately. If we missed the parcel carriage, the post office stored our records for a week at Karlstal Post Office in Kiel-Gaarden. It happened several times that we could not accept the package directly at the front door. Therefore on the following day we drove with a small group of punks to the east bank to pay for the parcel and accept it. The cardboard box was then immediately torn up directly in the post office and the records handed over to the owners. It was like a Christmas holiday. We drove back lucky to Kiel-North and proudly inspected our brand new records on the bus.Soon I decided to collect 7-inches from the labels Riot City Records and No Future, because despite the Finnish Punk and Ami hardcore waves, I was more interested in English punk in the long term. Germanpunk had hardly a chance with me. There had to be something extraordinary. I was straight in this case. Especially reports on cover, inside cover and posters did not leave me cold, as well as bandinfos, political statements or violence calls. It was absolutely my world to read the English punk lyrics, while at the same time the record played loudly.