Talk:Good Looking Records

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This article is lacking critical data

First of all, GLR no longer exists. Therefor it should be referred to in the past tense here. Secondly, there was a whole big controversy as to why GLR went out of business that it completely missing here.

Tony Fordham

Tony Fordham was actually running GLR back in early 90's when artists like LTJ Bukem, Seba and DJ Blame were 'under his wing' so to speak. 86.22.43.187 (talk) 19:17, 8 May 2024 (UTC)

Lacking information about certain topics

"Looking Good Records" weren't special editions for releases but GLR's first sub-labels of many. Looking Good Records - no specific owner, Nexus Records - Tayla, 720 Degrees - Blame, Cookin Records - for slower downtempo tracks, Earth Records - for the Earth series, Diverse Recordings - Intense, 1 release there, Blue Vinyl, and Ascendant Grooves

The article also lacks in the history page. There was indeed a hiatus from 2005 to 2013 with a few releases in between but they stopped in 2014 and haven't been heard of since. There is no mention of digitization of some of the back catalogue that happened in 2013. Lacks proper discography and notable releases. I think the page would benefit as there is not much organized information about the label and it was not one of many of this kind. 217.119.73.115 (talk) 16:11, 6 April 2025 (UTC)

This article is practically a copy-paste of a self published text

https://web.archive.org/web/20100219025458/http://goodlooking.fancorps.com/

Currently rewriting the whole article from scratch

The draft is being edited here - User:MasnySunshine/GLRrewrite

Create a talk page there if you have something to contribute

MasnySunshine (talk) 16:28, 2 December 2025 (UTC)