Pete S

A few less well known / obscure ones

Rich did you manage to find any leftovers?

The 70's releases aren't worth much. Edwin Starr £20, Dusty £15...Edwin Starr worth around £500 on demo!

Joe sent me his copy to see if I could fix, it had a crack in it, this was the record I got my finger stuck to with superglue so I know Joe has now sold it but the lucky buyer has a load of my skin stuck to side b, which would make a great talking point at a dinner party "I say, did you know I've got someones finger stuck to a record"

couldn't resist this one, my other collecting passion!

Great record, I've had 5 or 6 of these over the years but it used to be £30 when I first got it. I also had a recording of the original Jimmy Radcliffe produced acetate but only half of it exists because the lacquer had peeled off.

Yeah it does doesn't, I couldn't believe I had no opposition getting it off ebay, only cost something like £22 I think - and I've never seen one before.

I hate green and white demos.

See, thats ruined by being put in a totally wrong sleeve!

The one on the right is disqualified because it has no centre! Wouldn't touch it with a bargepole - and that sums up the anomally which is collecting UK, it's nothing to do with whats in the groove, I would buy that Stevie record but not without it's original middle being intact.

Quite possibly the most bizarre statement I've ever read on here. I wish I had a 10th of his (Ady's) musical knowledge, and I know a fair bit to start with.

I sold mine as soon as I listed it - maybe I sold it to Mick!

What's dodgy about it? Nothing...