REAL TIME 1-7 Cassette Tape

A rare cassette tape compilation!
Condition and operation are fine. The following is a quote from an online description.

《Complete 7-Volume Set》V.A. Real Time 1-7 [UK: Unlikely Records, 1983/1984]

A complete set of the legendary Real Time compilation series, all 7 volumes.
These are back issues of the cassette compilation Real Time series, distributed every few months by Unlikely Records from 1982 to 1983. The aim of this series was likely to unite and counter the central London scene by compiling the present work of indie artists from regional areas outside of London, UK. This is reflected in the artists featured; apart from Robert Cox and his band, the more well-known names include those associated with Cordelia, Bryn Jones' solo unit E.G. Oblique Graph (before he was known as Muslim Gauze), In Embrace (who released on Grass Records), and the dark wave band U.V. Pop. Even these are obscure and would require deep knowledge of UK indie to discover. In essence, it's a parade of unknown groups and musicians, truly peripheral artists who couldn't even release their own cassette tapes, let alone singles.

The content is indescribable, featuring Robert Cox's miniature experimental works, synth-wave, post-punk, cheap disco that has reached the depths of desolation beyond lo-fi, impoverished punk collectives, rambling electronic music on the verge of madness, cheap industrial, a degraded copy of Daniel Dax, classical new-age synth-pop, NW-esque popular songs perfectly crafted in poor environments, and bizarre electronic works based on single ideas. Playing this powerful series, where hi-fi and lo-fi, first-class and dive bar music twist and overturn, will surely mark you as the ultimate connoisseur. Furthermore, each volume seems to have some kind of loose concept (e.g., the relationship between the third and fourth volumes), but the genres of the included songs are diverse and almost nonsensical. Yet, there's a mysterious sense of unity, which is puzzling!