Modularman

Great tune, was going to buy the shaped picture disc but could justify the £15 postage, same with Colemine releases. Shame really but I guess we've got the private postal companies for lobbying the US government for that

It was also played regularly at the 'Blow Up' Mod club in the 90s and was put out on one of their compilation records

Anybody tried this stuff? The second link is from a US store and shows what looks like. Pro-jekt putty Vinyl cleaning sponge

My better half is a photographer so I can appreciate the price of lenses (extortionate) but 4.5k for a stick to remove a fish from its natural habitat to dry land is insane!! PS: she has also recentley dropped her 'camera' for her mobile phone to take pictures and they are fantastic none the less, she takes mainly macro images.

I thought the Eastern Europeans were cheap to employ??! Seriously, if we think vinyl prices are crazy at the moment then 4.5k for a fish removal stick is bloody crazy!

Bootleg of a bootleg or legal reissue of a bootleg?? Unf*ckingbelievable!!!

From everything I have read/tried they are on for good I'm afraid. I did read someone suggesting sliding a razor blade or scalpel underneath but it's hit and miss whether it will rip the label. Does anyone know if applying a heat source would loosen the type of glue used on dymo tape??

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As other members have said on the site re. Bootlegs: "they were just doing it for the love of the music". B*llocks

From the 45 that is listed on eBay it states that 110th and Lenox Avenue is an instrumental take on Twist and Shout

Here's a full list of the tour:

Howard Guyton for me too, a much more interesting arrangement IMO

Edit, sample, makes no difference, royalties should be paid and credit made. They are bootlegs, as in not officially licensed, if they contain a whole or sampled part of a song. Whichever way it's dressed up the original artist/publisher is being ripped off.