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  1. I had a Jobete acetate of this that I got from a guy in Detroit in the early 90's. I sold it to Pete Smith back in 2000. Phil
  2. I had a Jobete acetate of this that I got from a guy in Detroit in the early 90's. I sold it to Pete Smith back in 2000. Phil
  3. Normal stuff Mark. Nowt to worry about. Phil
  4. Don't mind him swinging his hips. As long as he doesn't sing
  5. Looks fair enough to me. but then I'm just a simple Bradford lad. Phil
  6. I would far rather hear anyone singing than Elvis. That aside, I believe the producers have said that they would use "original" tracks for dance sequences anyway haven't they? This being the case surely that satisfies everyone doesn't it? If they use contemporary artists for other bits of the film does that matter. Surely not. I'm sure that if they have scenes at home or in a cafe then if the radio's playing they'll have david essex etc on in the background
  7. I'm a bit late to this thread but ..... It's a film. It apparently is set in 1974 with Northern Soul and Wigan Casino as a backdrop for the boy meets girl story. Surely the only people who decide what music is used and in what context are the people who are being paid,to use their artistic discretion to determine what music / artists etc, by the people who have invested their MONEY in the project. Let's not forget that films (just like the records we all love were) are in the main made to make money. The fact is that we are in a time where someone with the required funds feels that Northern Soul has enough currency to make a viable project. I am sure it could just as easy be set against a Glam Rock background - mind you given Gary Glitter's current notoriety maybe not, as how could you make a movie with that background without featuring his music? Anyway I digress. The point is, it's a movie. It's not real life, it's a movie. It's not a documentary, it's a movie. Whether they use all original 60's & 70's tracks or not, it doesn't really matter. It's NOT a Northern Soul movie, it's a movie that uses NS as a backdop. Most people who see it won't even know what's original NS and what isn't. And say they do use totally original tracks as a lot on here have advocated, then what? Will these only be acceptable if taken directly from original vinyl? Someone (I forget who) said earlier it's all about the records. That is a whole other discussion that's been played out on here numerous times ad nauseam. There's Northern Soul - which is about music with a particular beat (irrespective of recording format, era or colour of artists skin) There's rare soul and then there's record collecting Sometimes they can get confused. And I think that's definiterly the case in some the posts on this topic. As far as the movie goes. Go and see it (I will), don't go and see it. It's a movie, that's all. Phil
  8. I did go back and bid up to £769.00, but obvioulsy lost. You may as well sell me your minter, and we'll call it VG+? Cos it soon will be once I get hold of it. I bought a beautiful Saxie Russell W/D off JM's last week. It now has a big scuff across it as After iIplayed it I didn't put it back in its sleeve and the kids knocked it on the floor I'm hopeless at looking after records. the amount of nice tunes that I've scratched and broken over the years doesn't bear thinking about. Phil
  9. Well I am the eternal optimist. Anyway It doesn't have to be in tip-top condition. Even if it was, it wouldn't be for lomg after i got hold of it as i treat my records like crap anyway. Phil
  10. No. I'd give £500 for one like that (without the jumps and skips )
  11. I am. I was bidding on that one but just got too rich for me. Phil
  12. Wanted - Silhouettes - Not Me Baby in VG+ or better condition. Please PM me. Phil
  13. Hi Paul, Thanks for the heads up. I used to have a demo that looked at best VG but played really great. Cheers Phil
  14. VG or better copy of Talking Eyes wanted, also Poets - Wrapped Around Your Finger on J2 Thanks Phil
  15. Cheers Mark. I'd forgotten they do boxes too. Just bought a couple of nice cheap flightcases online Phil
  16. Madness. Anyone want to buy one for a bargain £4999 ? I was pleased to get the Saxie Russell mind Phil
  17. Thanks for the replies. Most helpful (particularly Ken ) I suppose I'll just have to go on paying it. Phil
  18. I've recently started to try and re-purchase all the records that i sold some years ago. This usually involves paying people in the US lots of $. And then when the records finally hits these shores, paying a load of import duty & VAT etc. Does anyone know if there is any "legitimate" way of paying less VAT & duty? These charges are sometimes crippling (£300.00 in the last week alone) Cheers Phil
  19. Annabella's was great. I learnt so much about the tunes there as a snotty nosed kid.
  20. I agree, wonderful little tune thuis one. Another often overlooked gem by Ricky Allen on Bright Star is the wonderful "I'm Such A Lonely Man" Phil
  21. I agree with a lot of what's been already said. As for me personally, i just have always bought what I liked (if I could afford it) and a lot of what I didn't particularly like sometimes, if I thought that I could sell it/ trade it on. I foresook "normal" holidays for most of the 80's and 90's, instead going to the US whenever I could to search out vinyl. That meant that I could always get hold of records at relatively, and sometimes ludicrously, cheap prices. I could then sell these on at the prevailing price at the time to buy the sounds I couldn't find in the US. That said, I have spent far too much money on records in my time. And now I've got the bug again Phil
  22. I'll be your agent. seeing as we've established that it most likely involves family (my family that is) I think I can guarantee you at least a dollar a pop - less expenses of course Phil
  23. I think I may be related. I've met quite a few Dick's when I've visted Detroit over the years, and one of the backroom boys at Motown told me that Berry "was a real Dick!" Coincidence? I think not. Now then. Where's me royalties? Phil Dick
  24. Never mind the buy it now price. I think the starting price is too high. have you seen the state of that record!
  25. Of Hope, Dreams & tombstones. Youth Opportunity thingy equally welcome. please PM Thanks Phil


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