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Hate to put a dampener on this thread but on early Monday evening blaring out of a celebrated public house in Doncaster, it was Frank Wilson followed by kicks on the floor from Dobie Gray. Bought a tear to my eye it did. I didnt go in.

One little scratch on CeLo but uploads. just fine. RnB has insert missing.

Seano what actual size are the 7" single boxes i looked on site and is all in litres? Hola many thanks again Chalky amd everyone!

Seano what actual size are the 7" single boxes i looked on site and is all in litres?

Hello and all the best! Am in. Keep on keepin on.

Hi just placed an order but NOT. I'm in a mobile black hole, and can't verify my card or paypal so will have to go for a walk into town-so its not a fraud!!! Two records. Cheers Sean

Im not blaming anyone my wife bought them to me, but they simply haven't broken in, I suppose its like everything, try before you buy. She didnt know that though, and she cant do anything about it now,

Weejuns (American through Bass) do a nice range of loafers with importantly hand stitched smooth soles. Obviously style is important, best shoes I found was at an Italian cobblers in Marylebone again. Like velvet on your feet

I have to say all my Loakes do is pinch me, my dear late wife bought them me, I always go in them and switch to trainers; Ive smashed my legs up in the past so they're what's comfortable... I did look at a pro dancer shop in Marylebone, hand made from scratch best part of £2500 but stylish AF I think you can get them cheaper-place in Wales near Aberystwyth too, as I recall. go into a shop, try on- don't order online is a good enough tip

Just found shes on Lack of Afro single flip side to Joss Stone-take you home-Fires Glow-it aint that good either-3 songs now where she mentions drinking, is she sponsored by Bass? She did well on Woman of the World, after that, anybody's guess. Miss as well as the latest one.

Britains sexiest DJ (The Lady Magazine) is back with a filth packed cortege of tunarge, from the old to spanking brand new. NS 2 Soul to Funk to JF street soul new beats, obscuritiesv Avoiding the overplayed. Sounds better if you're deaf. 5pm Friday. https://bartonfmradio.co.uk

That's is awesome, in a nutshell. It's like stepping back stepping forward at the same time, 60s style RnB but fresh from the udder. Luckily I got one of the last copies by the look of things Shabba!

Some nice ideas here everyone thanks for the thought!!

Look spot on that Chalky is it the one with doors or without?

HM...a little over budget for my motley crew I think but

Just wondering what people are using mainly for 7s as I'm totally useless at home improvement. I've looking at Kallo Kubes but if anyone has rigged out their music room and has better ideas I'm all ears.

Hm...yes Ive heard it more than once, cant place exactly where.

I was hoping for compensation for the whiplash injury I got when I saw the price!

Having read the article, I suppose the answer now has to be more processing plants unless this vinyl resurgence is a passing fad-I think not because quote Meanwhile, ''the number of CD sales in the UK fell by almost a third to 16 million in 2020'' in same quote as 4,800.000 vinyl sales. the demise of top of the pops, the rise of the cd and MP3, streaming created new markets, but word has maybe spread about future invetsments or the wake up call for the need of real music, going out, seeing bands ...I still maintain that booking out all pressing plants is down to Adeles management company, not her personally. Ed Sheeran in the same article. “So you have to do it like really upfront — and Adele had basically booked out all the vinyl factories, so we had to get a slot and get our album in there. It was like me, Coldplay, Adele, Taylor [Swift], ABBA, Elton [John]: all of us were trying to get our vinyl printed at the same time.” 5 500,000 pressings of the album have been ordered, admittedly the pressing plants hardly going to turn down that sort of cash. Just have to be patient, but I really truly hope this doesnt mena small labels, unable to produce, going to the wall, after so much hard work, and whose work I and many othrs support and appreciate, some of those sold on these pages MD, LRK Izipho Hit&Run etc Incidentally saw a Taylor Swift album at £90 in a record store last week, so the new ltd releaee (I suppose thats what it mustr be) market is vibrant.

There is a downside/darkside victim of owm success? Adele. Who has scuppered many artists and producers opportunities by monopolising the pressing plants until end 2022 for the release of her latest gas. It's. A bit naughty that. I can't work out why anybody would want to listen to that on a two bob Crosley turntable. So my guess is sales will be generally down this next year.

NIc little mix to blow away Tuesday afternoon that

Listening to an 80s soul mix tonight has revived more memories Another feature I do remember is when the rave scene started breaking out of South of Wandsworth Bridge...(just before the press started with their acid house tales of people freaking out and dying at ' raves) near abouts the Rasta temple in 88. Everyone was still pubbing on Fridays but there was loads of black and white youth walking about together dressed in sort of what I'd describe as cultish garb flowing clothes, none of that smiley face bollocks... smiling a lot, they was definitely not going in the pubs, the area had been a frontline down that way with the black people the law and the whites and it seemed to melt away over night..like peace and broken out all over, nobody could handle it, the cops twiddling their thumbs, other youth cults shaking their heads asking what the f*cks going on, and I believe a much better development and understanding between black and white youth in many areas football hools got into it of course and mellowed for a long while... completely .the fashions changed obviously but the attitudes remained cool v..another point .as regard NS scene similar in that if a record charted it was generally gone as the Indy record production was so fast and furious this is borne out today in places like Notting Hill music exchange they have an ocean of that in the basements...I remember Doop being dropped at the first light of dawn at the end of a long night in Hackney and it was as you'd imagine an absolute banger. After that never heard it played in the Indy clubs as it hit the twat farms a fortnight later in Leicester Square

Thanks for that Mal, Im justy listening in now