Tailormade Gaz B

I knew why people did it for sleeves - but to do it to the record itself, you'd think that drilling a hole in it was a bit extreme. The paint seems more viable. I must admit, I didn't read the replies properly either. So I thought a 'cut out record' was a specific 'cut' of a record e.g. a 'cut' that was run off more cheaply by the distributers due to demand, and in tern, couldn't be retuned. Not realising that the 'cut out' was the same as the drill hole...dear me, haha! Thank Fu

of course - I knew I was reading too much into it. I should go away and have my lunch before I dig any bigger of a hole!

Here comes a question that no doubt will later come back to haunt me... whats a 'cut-out record'

Why? Why do so many records have drill holes? What was the purpose/function/logic behind it Was it commonly done (on the grand scheme of things) Was it just specific labels...was it done by the label or the distributor? Never something I ever throught about, but I took a few records off the shelf today and out of a handful, i'd say a fair few had holes.

I'll take the Volumes please, Best, Gary

Hi folks, after a nice copy of this please. Thanks, Gaz.

TUNEEEE!

I love the sentiment of this tune. *sob, sob*

Found it: https://www.kendalcalling.co.uk/artists/view/chippy-nicholls-and-tobin-lochrie/ looked like...

I was at Kendal Calling a few years ago and this was going on in a huge tent. MUD EVERYWHERE and people just stomping around. Same guy too, Tobin he's called, I think. Imagine it... a FIELD full of MUD!... no Dance floor...doing this in MUD!! arggghhhhh *head explodes*

Ah, I thought this thread was about that super rare Ohio soul group, 'Federal Express' I went to pick a record up from a collection depot and I enquired about an import/duty tax I had to pay. The lad said its total pot luck if you are picked to pay customs or not. I've only ever had to pay it the once so far (on said occasion), but maybe its now built into the eBay processing system. I got an email from them saying I'm now part of some eBay currier service, the one Dave Thorley is always (and seemingly, rightly) complaining about. I've not bought a record from eBay since I got that email, so maybe that has something to do with it too.

First thing that sprung to mind:

All sorted and thankfully without much stress. He just sent me the cash back - all very odd. Said he couldn't post it, maybe he didn't actually have the record... Cheers!

I was reading open culture earlier (which is a great resource) and I came across this little article which was very interesting if you're a Stones / Soul Fan. Anyway it reminded me of another amazing item on the web, MC's isolated vocal!!! Many may have heard it before, but its just spine tingling! Makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck every time without fail. Added to that, she's one Kool Kat! On a more tragic note, I never realised the loss of her unborn child was, in a round-about way, blamed on her participation in this recording session - basically because she gave it so much welly! Article here -https://www.openculture.com/2013/06/mick_jagger_tells_the_story_behind_gimme_shelter.html THE VOICE!

I sold mine for £200ish But I think thats what its worth. £400 is way too much, but as I said originally, £700 is now deemed cheap.

I sold mine for way less 3 years ago. Think our mate Maxwell, Adam, has had two copies and sold them for much less too - they seem to have gone through the roof. Get a copy go the New Holidays - Maybe So...but better ;)

...'given the recent crazy prices sellers have been asking, recently.' someone wanted a grand for it a few months ago! And it was on Discogs for £999.50 a few weeks ago.

Thanks Pete. 8%...close enough

Hi all, I paid for a record on discogs which hasn't arrived. Added to that the seller has gone to ground. Perhaps I should have thought twice - only two feedback responses, one of which was negative How do you escalate this through Discogs - I can't see the opinion in the 'help' section. Or is it something that is disputed through Paypal? And if so, why does Discogs take 10% if they actually do nothing re a human presence! Cheers, Gary

Morning Jules, Three is one on Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Mighty-Lovers-Aint-Gonna-Run-No-More-She-Keeps-Driving-Me-Out-Of-My-Mind/release/3262783 Fairly cheap given the recent crazy prices sellers have been asking, recently. Cheers! Gary

The problem comes when you think of it as a 'scene' - self-awareness isn't good. Just be now as you 'just did then' and it shouldn't matter. Retrospectively it was a scene or cultural movement that worked for specific people in the face of the cultural (music) geo-social (class/race/region) factors that were not entirely determinable at the time, but it existed. Think what goes on across punk forums when John Lydon is trying to sell butter with a punk attitude?! And yes, its not some romanticised thing that should be hijacked, but it has and those who have invested in the hijacking think its great because they've been under a stone for the last 40years. I say let em have it. Move on and enjoy what you did with what goes on now.

Mighty Sam is a good one, and to me a pretty fresh sound.

I read that in the Manc Evening news today. If I get a chance, I'll pop in tomorrow

Its all very subjective and the book isn't much use either. I guess the premiss is to adhere to an 'understood' value of the record, and more specifically its trying to give new records a spin (again, what is new and what isn't differs depending on who the audience is/who is in the audience) or give life to things which may have been overlooked or not played in a while. If you bought on of John Anderson's Eddie Parker's at Soul Bowl for a £1 each in the 70's...that doesn't count ;)