Simsy

Why? Orginal LP's should be okay. I'm thinking Someday - Tempests ...

And vinyl is vinyl.

My mate made a very good point on this sad subject;

Fat Fish!

I thought you'd hung on to a full set of originals and only flogged doubles?

Catch anything?

Sorry Gary, couldn't resist

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Cool, thanks for that See above for playing out policy

Shit, built it up too much, oh well. Let you off ... Your silence speaks volumes big ted No shame in owning good records whoever you are, or whatever they are

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No sark in this question Mark, pure curiosity, have you a pressing tucked anywhere?

Always interested in other's opinions Dave

Wow you took it seriously! And I missed out 'issue'. No well done Simon This thread needed that, bit of clarity etc. Too may times I've heard anything other than an original referred to simply as a 'boot'.

Shaky ground there I'd say mate.

CAN THIS PLEASE BE THE LAST TIME WE ALL AGREE THAT NO ONE WOULD SHOULD OR COULD PLAY A PRESSING OUT (venue size/locale dependant)

Phew, thanks Dave contemplating Ebaying boots there for a mo Remebered last pressing I bout - Volumes - ain't gonna give you up. Can't find it anywhere Has Dr Truelove on flip, which I was gonna buy an original of from either Butch or Shifty, (can't remember). But was advised against it as he wanted I think £75 at the time and that was deemed too much. Maybe general consensus is not too many which is fair enough. But things like Melvin Moore (modern wer ho!) and Ray Merrell, should be held on to

Interesting to see the vinyl snobbery emerging. Mind how you go with crap clearance, what did that Pyramid boot go for on ebay - £90? Onetrout wunnit?

Wow! Thanks Rach Kind of confirms my thinking. I'm trying to think of the last pressing I bought Perhaps it is something 'the new collector' does? So erm lastly, have you stood over the bin and tossed northern soul records into it because they are not originals?

Yes. Anyway 173 views, 20 replies and still no pressing pride ...

>>NS #1 GURU<<

We had a long arsed debate a while back about the # 1 soul guru. Will se if I can find it ...

Jon Anderson.

Rubber stamped dignity for Grapevine then, the guru will be pleased. STARDUST

Now wait just a cotton pickin minute The question is what level (if any) of shame is there attached to actually owning pressings/boots etc these days? Show me where that question has been asked before.