Pete S

Too late!

I thought they'd stopped this - in fact they did stop it a while back...and not just certain European countries

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I've not said nobody else can have a point, where have I said that? If people like disco music, good luck to them. I don't, that's all. At least I didnt, til you printed that list.

Record sales excellent at the moment Dave but only because I picked up a neat collection recently...normally it's pretty average. I tried Gemm but couldn't get on with it to be honest...made my brain hurt

Thats just about a perfect explanation as to why I can get on with some 70's, modern, whatever and not others.

I've never heard it played out Jem, and that includes any time I've had it with me!

I'd sell them for 50 75 30 but I'm behind the times now with British. Manchesters Playboys is rare - and great

No but it is who I think it is

This really is a unbelievable argument, walk down any street and ask some people what disco is, they are going to say the records that they remember from the charts in the 70's like Boney M and the Bee Gees, not some obscure club records, ask me what a disco record is I'll say it's Dance Yourself Dizzy, Ring My Bell, Knock On Wood by Ami Stuart, cos thats what disco music was, shit music played in shit 'normal' discos, it wasn't thought of as some incredible underground cult like Northern Soul and thats why it is a dirty word today, because MAINSTREAM disco music is exactly what Moldie said it was - crud. Why attempt to change history...

Maybe but there was only one Wigan Chosen Few record and two Wigans Ovation record, however the amount of disco records in the charts between 75 and 79 must run into hundreds...oh and like it or not, half the people of my age on this site will have seen that dancing on Top Of The Pops and been blown away by it, I was!

It's someone bidding on behalf of one of the country's top dealers. Work it out.

I'll tell you who it is if you PM me

I'm not on about underground clubs. To the world out there, disco is what was in the charts.

How can you say that? The Bee gees absolutely epitomised disco at the time. It's ok saying in hindsight that they weren't - but they were!

I bought every one of those at the time. I think I prefer disco to modern soul.

Sorry Richard, it goes back to my days when I was editing a magazine called Beatin Rhythm, someone would mention I record and I would say "I haven't heard it but it's rubbish", it's just a saying I've had for years. But I don't actually need to hear them to know I won't like them, thats a fact.

Here you go, disco groovers https://cgi.ebay.com/109-Soul-1970s-UK-Demo...1QQcmdZViewItem

Don't understand your logic

There's hundreds of northern tracks I don't like...

Well 1) I don't know Rob and 2) I don't know whats going on, so on that basis how am I supposed to show support for someone I don't know and don't know whats happened to him? Not saying I won't or son't want to, but I don't know anything about it, thats why I asked what was going on!

Better get used to it then Ian

Would have to say all are rubbish and I've only heard two of them. Actually yes, that Janice is total and utter rubbish of the worst kind. I like Cathedrals by DC Larue, does that count, I know it's not on Salsoul but it's disco. And New York City by Miroslav Vitous.

Don't know if people know what's happened with him - saw the topic last night but it was all hints and innuendos so I have no idea what it's about, but apologies if I missed a post explaining whats been happening.

Think I've still got a 45 for sale @ £20