Pete S

Showin' Out by Mel & Kim

OK well surely this evening will be better, the itinary is: have a bath with the baby, that's always fun, and we have a new clockwork swimming hippo toy to try; cook the tea, delicious looking cheese and potato pie made by myself; watch x factor, both episodes back to back; watch MOTD while consuming several bottle of Bud; watch that new documentary about the twin towers falling down. Great. I am so old.

No, worse I'm afraid. Did the shopping and the top of the disinfectant bottle we put in the trolley came open and soaked the entire trolley full of food

Not bad at all

cheers, that actually made me cheer up!

Dave, I am having a worse morning. Got up at 8, walked into the kitchen, found a huge pile of dog sh*t, went to get something to clear it up and literally skidded on a second pile. Cleaned it up. At 9 am a bloke came to buy 4000 pop singles. Loaded them into his car, he paid me cash, as he drove off I realised I'd charged him 250 quid instead of the 350 quid we'd agreed. Took Sammy to playschool to escape the wrath of Davina.

We used to think he was pretty funny to be honest, never seemed to get it quite right and looked ungainly...always wore that same t shirt

She was on Charlotte Church's show last night and she could barely stand up...a disaster area, God knows what she'd been drinking

First time for everything

That is my old copy which I sold to (I think) Ian levine, I remember playing this when I did These Old Shoes, that must have been 98, so it's no newie. I know it's mine because I did that bit of label damage top right myself trying to get a bit of mould off the label. I thought this was about £300 now.

Fantastic news Dean

Well that's bizarre, 2 out of 3 people who replied have got that version and I've had like 5,000 UK records through my hands in the last decade and only ever seen that one copy! p.s. I'm trying to think back to 75-76...from what I remember, DJM released it really really late after it had been played and pressed, I thought around 1977, still can't remember this label though

Anyone seen this before? I'm not trying to say it's rare or anything but I honestly can't remember seeing one with this old style design, and the catalogue number is 2 digits short of the one listed in JM's UK price guide. Enclosed is a copy of Jimmy Radcliffe on DJM, this is what the Don Thomas labels normally look like, and then the Don Thomas scan.

Yes, that's right

I like Cathedrals...

cough

Anyone help with this one, A Little Togetherness, Canterbury issue (C 506) but the A side is credited to The Tempos and the B side to The Younghearts. Never seen one before.

Is it April 1st?

If you download a program called Acoustica MP3 to Wav converter, this let's you reduce your mp3's to a much more forum-friendly size.

Yes it is, I agree..

We Wulfrunians (people of Wolverhampton) were more or less told we had to like this record in the 70's as it was the last record ever played at The Catacombs. It's one of his worst records. terrible.

Thanks for the clue...it's DO YOU BELIEVE IT

Yeah and it was probably £15 so you owe me £150 at least

Nothing to do with the States Paul, I bought an emi of Jumping At The Go Go back in late 75 and it had a US audiodisc label on it - they used to be everywhere.

I ended up with his copy of Flame N King and the writing on the sleeve is identical mate, honestly