Steve L

The old "underplayed" topic raises its head again Good to discuss but I'm afraid nothing will ever change Had forgotten all about Little Edith BTW one of many lurking in the darker recesses awaiting a prompt from someone

Brilliant,

I sincerely hope whoever did this dies a long slow painful death

Yep, Malibus was a good looking one!

The other side of Its Its Whats Underneath That Counts - credited as June Jackson but is actually Anita May ( of the Bootleggers ) brilliant!

The other side of Who You Gonna Turn To - brilliant!

The other side of Love, Friends & Money - brilliant!

Yep, something you taught me a long time ago

So true

Cheers

From the UK please for one 45?

Just finished reading it, interesting stuff well done

Just finished reading it, interesting stuff well done

After reading this thread I've just had to play the youtube clip to see if I was losing the plot and I'm relieved to say I'm not. Great record, especially about 4 in the morning

Yep

I've got it, let me know if you still need it

If you play grade a record and describe it as VG, VG+, Ex, Ex+, M- etc without taking account of the visual - how can you tell the difference between those grades? To me a record either plays well or it doesn't Can anyone tell the difference between a VG+ and an Ex grade by listening? Must have better hearing than me

The grey area about visual and play grades is a problem. To me a grading is visual and if it plays any different to the visual grade then it should be stated. Also one factor that never gets mentioned is the light which you are looking at the record in. The room I use has a light fitting with 3x50 watt bulbs which shows up any flaws, take record with scratches on into another room with ordinary bulbs and it can look mint

Issue sorted now, thanks for all the comments

Got in touch with the seller, apparently he thinks its ok to post without stiffeners as the record was in a strong card sleeve So the fault is with some "hoof fisted postie" as he put it

Just had a record come via royal mail signed for. I noticed the outside of the mailer had an indentation along one edge and sure enough the record, whilst in otherwise lovely condition, has a small crack in the edge. There weren't any stiffeners inside with the record though! Is it the senders responsibility to claim compensation? Should I just ask to return and let him deal with it? Any advice?

Doh You know my memory has gone mate, you need to make allowances

Cant see it listed in either price guide

Damn missed it :-(