Hello,

Last night I walked 200 miles barefoot in the rain to a soul club so I could listen to some good music.

After paying the rather excessive admission fee of £2.50, I was given a red wristband (although I would have preferred blue) and I sat on a chair close to the stage so I could watch the records spinning around on the turntables.

I admit that I thoroughly enjoyed myself for the first three hours but at approximately 11:00 PM (eastern standard time) I peered through my binoculars and noticed to my absolute horror that a DJ was playing a record which appeared to be a reissue. It also had a slight edge warp (which did not affect play) and the label was defaced.

Of course I demanded a full refund and stormed out of the club in disgust.

I then spent the rest of the night trying to sleep on an uncomfortable bench in a cold and dreary park while everyone else was enjoying themselves listening to good music in a nice warm club. So much for democracy!

Why do I bother paying taxes?

Paul Mooney

Hello,

Last night I walked 200 miles barefoot in the rain to a soul club so I could listen to some good music.

After paying the rather excessive admission fee of £2.50, I was given a red wristband (although I would have preferred blue) and I sat on a chair close to the stage so I could watch the records spinning around on the turntables.

I admit that I thoroughly enjoyed myself for the first three hours but at approximately 11:00 PM (eastern standard time) I peered through my binoculars and noticed to my absolute horror that a DJ was playing a record which appeared to be a reissue. It also had a slight edge warp (which did not affect play) and the label was defaced.

Of course I demanded a full refund and stormed out of the club in disgust.

I then spent the rest of the night trying to sleep on an uncomfortable bench in a cold and dreary park while everyone else was enjoying themselves listening to good music in a nice warm club. So much for democracy!

Why do I bother paying taxes?

Paul Mooney

Lightweight - only 200 miles.

This type of post puts things in perspective.

Sometimes we all take thimgs too seriously.

Hope everyone else see's the funny side of this.

Cheers Paul.

It bought a smile too my face

Last night I walked 200 miles barefoot in the rain

I know a Girlie DJ who will sell you some Boots if you are short of footwear!..

I know a Girlie DJ who will sell you some Boots if you are short of footwear!..

But there ain't no soul left in these old shoes..........

Hello,

Last night I walked 200 miles barefoot in the rain to a soul club so I could listen to some good music.

After paying the rather excessive admission fee of £2.50, I was given a red wristband (although I would have preferred blue) and I sat on a chair close to the stage so I could watch the records spinning around on the turntables.

I admit that I thoroughly enjoyed myself for the first three hours but at approximately 11:00 PM (eastern standard time) I peered through my binoculars and noticed to my absolute horror that a DJ was playing a record which appeared to be a reissue. It also had a slight edge warp (which did not affect play) and the label was defaced.

Of course I demanded a full refund and stormed out of the club in disgust.

I then spent the rest of the night trying to sleep on an uncomfortable bench in a cold and dreary park while everyone else was enjoying themselves listening to good music in a nice warm club. So much for democracy!

Why do I bother paying taxes?

Paul Mooney

Hope you handed the wristband back in !!! Don't wan't no contrabrand wristbands circulating !!!!

rain been fu@ked past couple of nights,last do I went to Soulfusion trusted the dj's to play want people wanted to hear,didn't run up to the decks to check what were origs or boots,just wanted to dance & drink a few