Dave Rimmer

Two problems, one, I don't own a car, and two, haven't got a licence.

You might find two or three people charge that, the reality is that for most DJs, when you take into account travel and drinks, food, and sometimes overnight accommodation, never mind buying records, we make a loss on every booking we do ! Here's an example. I'm being paid £125.00 for a booking next year. It will cost me: £8 taxi to the station £108 return train fare £5 taxi to the venue £5 taxi back to the station in the morning £8 Taxi home from the station. So before I've even bought a beer, I've spent £134. Then as I'm out of the house for nearly twenty hours, you have to add in food as well. Never mind buying records ! Now I have no doubts whatsoever that I will be paid at this event. However, in the past promoters have turned round when I've travelled and DJ'ed and said "Sorry, there's no money to pay you, I'll pay you later in the year." That happened to me two years ago when I DJ'ed at the Grand Atlantic in Weston Supermare. I'm still waiting for that promoter to pay me ! He's on here as well, so perhaps he might read this and feel that it's about time that "later in the year" arrived !

Who is Katie Alsop ?

What a bunch of tight arses. For £10 at a niter you get eight or nine hours entertainment, of the best music known to man, and amongst some of the best people known to man. THAT'S £1.25 AN HOUR over eight hours!! Where else, where you have to pay for entertainment, can you get that sort of value ? Cinema - No Football - No Concert - No etc etc etc Can anyone actually think of somewhere, or something, that provides that great a value for money ????????? I certainly can't

Bloody hell ! Including postage it's less than the price of two pints in the 100 Club. Just buy it for God's sake ! The only question I asked was how much is the postage !!!!!!!!

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I suppose theoretically, both are equally acceptable, because the Horace's release was the first 'commercial' release of the single. Mind you, I'd never consider playing anything other than the 6Ts Anniversary single myself

But if people don't know what has been stolen how will they know what to look out for ?

I have to laugh about this. Dudley is probably one of the last places I would expect to see this at the cinema, but lo and behold, the Showcase is showing the film on the 18th October. And I'm in France that weekend

No probably about it.

See Robb K's post above yours.

It definitely wasn't Wilco that did the 'Reconsider'. He might allegedly have had some involvement, on a purely peripheral basis, in other previously unreleased things, but this wasn't one of them.

Reconsider was definitely not amongst the first lot of white label 7" pressing of unreleased Motown. The first lot were The Supremes alt version, Marvelettes - 'Boy From Crosstown', there was a Gladys Knight, and a couple of others. Reconsider was at least five years later.

Thanks. Now sold.

it didn't actually have a title as such, but there's one for sale on my Discogs page https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/154051452

I've just reduced everything on the list

I've added some soundclips that I've found on Youtube now. the only one I can't find is the Tommy Moore, whioch of course is the one someone asked me for. So can anyone send me a soundclip of the Tommy Moore so I can add it please. Thanks

A few for sale. Non of these are stone mint unplayed copies, they have all been played. However, they will all play clearly without any hiss or distortion or scratches. Any issues like writing on labels will be clearly shown in the attached photos. Postage is £3.00 Recorded (Which will cover you up to £40 insurance) or £7.00 Next Day (Which will cover the cost of anything on this list insurance wise) Payment can be either Paypal, or we can arrange payment and collection at the 100 Club Anniversary next Saturday. Here's the list: PMs to order please George Smith - I've Had It - Turntable - Vinyl VG++. Label has two initials in black felt tip pen that someone has tried to unsuccessfully remove - £120.00 https://youtu.be/q0pSr6y_T-0 Tommy T & The Targets - Sales Pitch - Big R - Vinyl VG++. Flip side label has felt pen, and a sticker removal mark. -£130.00 https://youtu.be/bBqQC8BVaoA Dawn Glass - A Second Thought - ABC Paramount - E - £65.00 https://youtu.be/frrPRUs3KjQ Little Dooley - She's So Fine - Baylor - VG++ - £65.00 https://youtu.be/mbEUjJCHEiQ The Vines - Hey Hey Girls - Sutter - E - £75.00 https://youtu.be/tC3_qC6Ar4U Tommy Moore - Hey Little Girl - My Brothers - E+ - £80.00 Any questions feel free to ask, discount for multiple purchases.

Oh yes, Grin And Bare It is certainly going to get some spins from me when my copy arrives

I did say I was confused. LOL. I don't buy many DVDs anyway, or use any of the online / on demand sources either. I just remembered CDs being cheaper than films.

I did say I was confused. LOL. I don't buy many DVDs anyway, or use anybody the online / on demand sources either. I just remembered CDs being cheaper than films.

I'm slightly confused with the pricing on the soundtrack CD and the film itself. The soundtrack CD, ok, it's two CDs and a DVD, but most if not all of the tracks are available elsewhere, appears to be, on average, at least £5 more expensive then the DVD of the film itself. To my mind, I would have thought that the DVD of the film would have been more expensive than the soundtrack, or is it just me ?

Have you got a link to buy from Head mail order Geoff ?

I would have thought the issue was simple. If it's a genuine demo of a legitimate reissue, then it has some value because there will be less copies. However, if it's just a boot that they have stuck a 'demo' label on, it's worthless. ps, i can't access ebay at work, so may have totally got the wrong end of the stick here.

Can I have some of what you take in a morning please :-)