Woodbutcher

Judging by the tiniest label details it looks exactly like the latest one on Popsike/Gripsweat , which lists it as being from a UK seller ... ?

It pays to ask the question or do a search on here before pulling the trigger.

Boot. The printing is pretty poorly done , no crisp corners and not 'black' lettering. Real one to compare.

I was underwhelmed by it , but I've read all of CJ Sansom's Shardlake series of books so I was over critical.

They wrote it ...

"Stone out of my mind".

" a while " being the operative phrase.

The easy way to tell will still be the physical item the "discovery" was made from , whether that be a 45 , acetate or master tape. None of these have been succesfully replicated/counterfeited to a standard to fool close scrutiny yet , so unless some magical AI robot suddenly appears to do the authentication then there'll be no worries on that score. And even if there were no bugger would believe its findings ... That's not to say that the youngsters down in the west country won't embrace these with open arms.

Doesn't need AI to prompt those feelings , humans do a fine job too. I don't believe half of it now , and haven't done for years ... And some of the most outrageous bullsh*t I've ever heard has been at 3am at all-niters ...

There were 'garage' scenes in the 60s and 70s way before the name was nicked for the 90's genre.

It's bad enough to make even Ian Latrine's skin crawl ...

Had a TMG UK 45 release in '73 , LP first but not exclusively LP only.

I'm with you there sir ... although the thought of trying to photograph the Sun going back to using an SLR and film again and all the ball-ache that that would involve without a laptop doesn't fill me with joy ...

I've just had someone ask me about the size of the active regions/sunspots on show at the moment and the Sun itself in relation to the Earth. So I knocked this up using today's photo as a rough idea of the scale of these things for those not in the know ...

Be careful what you wish for though , an event matching "The Carrington Event" in 1859 could easily severely damage power networks on Earth and easily render satellites inoperable thus sending us back to the joyous pre-internet days of simple living ...