Alison H

Kev Will you upload me a "Burnley" sound, as I am honestly perplexed as to what a "Burnley" sound is, and how it is different to what I've been hearing the last 25 years Cheers Edit: or why I'm not likely to hear it elsewhere (if that's the case) Apologies for bringing Burnley into it, but I truly want to learn what a "Burnley" sound is (I attended Burnley when Phil first started it, and when Sean & Karl took over & I still don't understand) People saying it's 100mph banging 60's doesn't help me, as lots of places play 100mph banging 6t's and have done so for a while. I'm not trying to be awkward here, I genuinely want to learn & understand

It is in my opinion, and the downfall of any venue could be the VERY sound (whatever that is) that made it " The Sound of x" If that makes sense

Our ex-client had so much money, that he didn't know what to do with it, but he did donate millions to charity He came from a humble background, and made his millions by inventing a product that's widely used by the military. Sadly, he died in 2010, leaving £340m to his family, of which they have donated millions to Charity too

That's the name that sprang to my mind, and in that case, it's a great number plate ... for him An ex-client of ours purchased S1, the first Scottish Registration number, I think he paid in the region of £400k for it, it was worth more than the ruddy car

Leeds, lock up your daughters, or maybe not , as half of em will be YOUR daughters Back to Philly (I wish ) Have only managed to listen to CD1 Uptempo Good Time Philly (the package I had to pick up from Royal Mail wasn't the cd after all ) so scratch me off the list as the last person in the UK to listen to The Re-Edits (well CD1 anyway) What I've heard so far I like lots & lots & lots & lots & lots Splendid stuff Mr D