Chalky

thought the auction results stayed there for a week only?

They basically mean oldies with 70's Northern and the odd Angie Stone or summat like. Most promoters who use it should be taken to task under the trades description act!! unless of course they play everything from 60's right through the decades, and not just a few non 60's.

James Lately - Love Friends & Money - Temple on a 45 without the strings.

Swan Flight the best IMO. It's what I have and it was made to order. Give them a ring, they are really helpful.

Just a thought...would it not be better to keep these all in one handy topic rather than a new topic every week??

if I remember rightly it was for offers over £250.

I don't have the time so maybe you can point us to the relevant loopback and the point in time where you reactivated this record and brought it to the attention of a wider audience

I don't have the time so maybe you can point us to the relevant loopback where you reactivated this record and brought it to the attention of a wider audience

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Its true, one artist at least not attending now, one arena cancelled, DJ's taken off and no one gets a free chalet. All those who had a freebie have to now pay, all those who were DJing have to pay for their chalets...except I presume paid DJ's but many of the Dj's are doing it for free, well accommodation was chucked in.

I was giving an opinion on the quality between the two, you might not be bothered but others might be. Timmion are 28.5 euros for two sides, delivered in around 3 days.

played loud in a venue and they sound dull compared to an actual 45 but the Timmion ones don't. Plus vinyl carvers only use a compressed mp3 for the master, Timmion use uncompressed wav. I'll never use vinyl carvers or anyone similar again.

Seb is right, I use nobody else now but Timmion. Vinyl Carvers the sound is dull. Timmion are proper metal acetates with a nice crisp sound. You send the file via yousendit so you can send an uncompressed wav file for even better quality.

Sorry Malc, I wasn't reading the riot act at you and my post wasn't aimed at you but the thoughtless people who would sooner see a top class venue shut for the sake of using some talc. As for drugs that is a different argument, but every venue has a drug problem, anyone who says different is a liar. And Roy, Malc stated that it and Soul goes together like August and Deneen, I simply retorted why should it when a decent floor doesn't need it.

Why should it go together, it very very nearly cost us our venue at Lifeline. The dance floor at the Stables doesn't need it, it's like a skating rink as it is yet one corner in particular in October was absolutely covered in it. Then people decided they had to clean their shoes and did so on all the chairs. Fook knows how some of the people who attend nighters live at home. We had the riot act read to us when we arrived Saturday night....talc and drug wrappers. The drug wrappers actually blocked up the toilet system, plastic doesn't dissolve. Thye also discard them in the actual room for the owners to find, word fail me at times. Talc will not be allowed into Lifeline and anyone found putting it down will be asked to leave. We will not lose the venue because of a few inconsiderate people spoiling the fun of many. The same for drugs, if you need to use it take it away from the venue and take your wrappers away with you, discard them at home or on the way home not in the venues that promoters work hard to put on for YOU!!

I think if looking at the text in a venue, when light not so good you might not notice the difference. The re-issue just looks like the printer put too much ink down.

Not the first time it's sold for around £1000.

Two topics merged.

I scrolled back and found no reference of Fred & Turbines so assumed it was Fred Williams. Big George spin isn't it the FW?

Which Fred and Turbines?

Well April sees two of the youngsters talked about in these pages getting their chance on the big stage and showing just what they are capable of. Beat Boutique's Liam Quinn and Paul Barker will be gracing Lifeline's decks along side Ted Massey, John McClure and some of the residents. Hope some of you making your voices heard will come along and support the lads Liam was well chuffed when asked last night

I agree, usually all the best dancers sit down cause they know someone simply doing acrobats for the sake of doing acrobats will be picked ahead of them. If we do have to suffer one lets see the emphasis on proper dancing.

Hi Gigs. To be honest when I went into town last summer I didn't see him so not sure if he still does it. He was on the bottom market, top corner where the Baked Potato van is, near the bank and Town Hall revenue offices. The stall was more plants/shrubs than flowers. He and his partner have/had a nursery at Linacre somewhere. I remember the Aqua mate, there is a video on Youtube of it....

Definitely 1982, only year around then with a Sat/Sun 4th & 5th September. https://www.timeandda...=1982&country=9