From the Imperial College Drama Society’s production of Dispersal.
It must have been really difficult to do sound effects for a play in those days, presumably before even tape recorders were widely available. I assume everyone does it from a laptop these days, with just a mouse click to kick off the relevant sound. Imagine trying to cue up records and start them off at the right point – not to mention stopping them in time as well.
Looks like he's doing some early scratching and breaking to me. Mashing it up suited selecta. Ahem…