Chalky

I'll rephrase that to agree with what Richie says, trickle them out rather than sit on it. Not going to go up in value so why sit on 'em

or so he says........with the one on e-bay I've seen 5 copies... it's the sort of record gonna have to cash in on while it's still hot so to speak. If you ask me it will only go down in value if it turns up cause it's basically a pretty poor record and does get very boring after a while. The other side is f*cking awful and that is the top side

Humpty Dumpty, makes no reference to him nor any nursery rhyme. Will have a good listen after me tea but basically says summat along the lines of "game I'd be losing" .....summat I can't make out while eating me tea but mentions dump .not humpty dumpty though then says "Heading for a fall". As for like Lewis Clark sounds sod all like it IMHO...ones half decent record for a start others basically shite but sounds good played loud and is very catchy And who ever compared it to the Vondells wants to get their ears cleaned out I got the second copy, Brian Poust advertised the copy on here and the one Manship auctioned wasn't a new copy. There's one on e-bay now.

here's the soundfile....

Magictones - A Lovers Plea (sounds far better than the original title) Thats a bar of galaxy and a mars bar I reckon you owe me now

great story

Your right in saying it does have something but like I said I got a bit over exposed to it at one point. At one stage was hearing most Fridays and Saturdays. Suppose the less you hear it the better it is The flip is the better of the two sides for me

Like you said mate, think we are on the same wavelength. Didn't the DJ's who have the Eric Lomax from JA get them on the understanding that they played them covered up I heard the reason Sam didn't get one initially was that he wouldn't play a record covered up?

Thought you were talking cover ups in general Quite a number of exclusive records in the posession of DJ's. I'm not only talking spending big bucks! Some DJ's put the effort and hours into finding new records for the scene. Why should a DJ or collector bother just for someone else to make a name for himself off the back of his/her efforts :angry: It would only happen so many times before you said f*ck it why bother. It also goes on on e-bay, others watching certain collectors and what they bid for cause they don't have the knowledge and just feed off others knowledge! No better than parasites IMO

Same reason as always, hide the identity and therefore give the dj some form of exclusivity. If I'd payed 3k for a record I'd want to get as much use out of it as possible before every tom dick and harry dj gets a copy, especially as it's easier than it has ever been to find records without getting off your arse.

Gotta agree to a certain point Gareth. Heard this at one point every week and got bored with it. Flip much better. Even if it had been uncovered you've still got to find copies. Lots know it's true title/artist but only seen the couple on the bay in recent times. Wonder if John Anderson got anymore

How do you put a price on a record like this. For sale once in a blue moon, genuine rarity, couple of copies?? I see the price that some not so rare records fetch and this is a snip in comparison.

Might be wrong but don't think so, it's on the Inner Spectrum lp.

Why no name? Personally think if folk wanna make comments like that then they should have the balls to put a name to it

or even Bruce Lee......

this one...

At least £1500 imo. worth every penny!!

Thats the one I was thinking of Steve but only just found it to listen to. First line goes... "They try to tear us apart, but I'm not going to break your heart"

I thought they were the same, just renamed due to licensing or whatever!

just seen it Mark. Ralph Graham still going...currently £898.........

Anne Heywood the actress was English although just reading a bit of biography >>HERE<< she did sing in one of her films.

I would never have thought of looking undr B for Big

Milton James - My Lonely Feeling - Dore

mp3 anyone?