I was given a present by the late Dave Godin. It was a Tamla Motown Appreciation Society Speicial Release Promo featuring all the Motown Greats. I moved house and the valued item broke, sustaining a hairline-fracture that will not heal before or after the world cup. Has a broken record broken your heart?

All the ones that I've lent out & never got back.

Edited May 23, 200619 yr by Soulsmith

Tamiko Jones - Spellbound - Promo

Bought from some muppet who thought it was OK to mail it in a record mailer but without any "stiffeners"

Still got it and it makes my blood boil every time I look at it.

I was given a present by the late Dave Godin. It was a Tamla Motown Appreciation Society Speicial Release Promo featuring all the Motown Greats.

I was given the same present by Dave... and my copy, after all these years, I'm pleased to say, is still MINT, complete with the original Blue Paper sleeve.

As a matter of interest, the A side came out on CD earlier this year (or back end of last!).

As for the broken record... my copy of the Natural Four "I Thought You Were Mine" on ABC issue arrived from the states in two pieces over 25 years ago. I taped up the flip with Black Insulating tape and have played it out ever since!

Who says you can't mend a broken heart?

Sean Hampsey

Bought from some muppet who thought it was OK to mail it in a record mailer but without any "stiffeners

Still got it and it makes my blood boil every time I look at it.

I was given the same present by Dave... and my copy, after all these years, I'm pleased to say, is still MINT, complete with the original Blue Paper sleeve.

As a matter of interest, the A side came out on CD earlier this year (or back end of last!).

As for the broken record... my copy of the Natural Four "I Thought You Were Mine" on ABC issue arrived from the states in two pieces over 25 years ago. I taped up the flip with Black Insulating tape and have played it out ever since!

Who says you can't mend a broken heart?

Sean Hampsey

Dave gave me the same present too-also mint and in the original sleeve-he was always so generous.

I've never broken any records but my record shelves used to be at cat scratching post height so the spines of almost all of them are completely clawed. Just to finish them off a leak came in and soaked half of them....the records are fine but I was upset that the sleeves were ruined as some of them were masterpieces of kitsch design! You know the sort of thing- men in silver trousers and moonboots etc.

sean,

A long time ago i bought Satisfy me baby- the sweets off John Farrell £3 at the time, rode home on my Lambretta, 45 stuffed up my jumper, got home, bumped my scoot up onto the pavement, bugger me it rolled back, 45 cracked all the way through one half, like you,stuck it together with tape, playes perfect, but i groan every time i get it out. Never been able to play other side tho which everyone keeps telling me is great.

rob hurcomb

I was given the same present by Dave... and my copy, after all these years, I'm pleased to say, is still MINT, complete with the original Blue Paper sleeve.

As a matter of interest, the A side came out on CD earlier this year (or back end of last!).

As for the broken record... my copy of the Natural Four "I Thought You Were Mine" on ABC issue arrived from the states in two pieces over 25 years ago. I taped up the flip with Black Insulating tape and have played it out ever since!

Who says you can't mend a broken heart?

Sean Hampsey

i broke my Billy Prophet 'What can I do' - luckily it was one sided, so I glued down the back and 'healed it'. The play side looks perfect and plays without any clicks whatsoever.

Al Green wasn't it

I was given a present by the late Dave Godin. It was a Tamla Motown Appreciation Society Speicial Release Promo featuring all the Motown Greats. I moved house and the valued item broke, sustaining a hairline-fracture that will not heal before or after the world cup. Has a broken record broken your heart?

Definately : having my copy of " Thumb A Ride " ( US Capitol 5516 ) sustaining a large burn to the vinyl from a cigarette being dropped onto it on the decks at a gig I was doing in the early 70's, by a ming mong wanting a look at it ...... I still have the record, and still cringe every time I look at it.

Malc Burton