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it's a pain but i find 1 in 200 or so snipes fail !!!!!!!!

don't hear it much .....last time i remember was sam at stoke 3years ago .... should be played a lot more IMHO....i play at Cambridge when ever i can just want a 45 as i have to keep playing original lp and want to keep it at home as it's not easy to get

Cheers Gavin ... all the best David

Looking for the following 45 Mind & Matter ... I'm under your spell on m&m hope you can help cheers David

Hi Looking for a m-/ex+ copy of Bobby thurston .. just ask me on Expansion cheers David

NEED BLACK NASTY DENA BARNES DUKE BROWNER KADO STRINGS mint- or ex+ if poss many thanks David

just a few bits to see ... no postage cost's to the uk , have a few wants on the wants thread so happy to deal with swaps , will list some more later when i have had time to go through them.... cheers David THIS LOVE AFFAIR GLORIA GAYNOR POLYDOR EX+ £40 MY BABY'S GOT ESP FOUR BELOW ZERO ROULETTE M- £65 I'LL BE AROUND DOUG PARKINSON SOUTHERN STAR E+ £40 PARIS BLUES TONY MIDDLETON GRAPEVINE E+ £20 LOVE BANDIT KEANYA COLLINS GRAPEVINE DEMO EX £10 SHE'S WANTED IN THREE STATES LARRY CLINTON GRAPEVINE DEMO EX £30 LET'S MAKE LOVE RONNIE LOVE GRAPEVINE M- £8 GET HIM OFF MY CONSCIENCE THE LOVELITES GRAPEVINE M- £5 HEY LITTLE WAY OUT GIRL DEL CAPRIS GRAPEVINE M- £4

if you want new choons and to dance your arse off all night get yourself to the southport weekenders ! but book early as sold out in weeks !

this has to be the greatest quote on this thread ! .... love it, what a way to express your feelings for a chooooon !

please dont start that again ! lol

TWANS.... could dance to it in the 70's but not now........ tried at prestatyn 2 years ago ... was not easy and felt i was all over the place .... that could be normal ! must be a time/age thing as many are coming to mind that seemed easy to dance to in 77/ 78/79 but no chance now !

tried original british 1st issue ... he would not accept that .... but hey more important things in life then this

it's doing the same to mine having to think and type at the same time !

good job we do .... if we were all snobs you'd never sell grapvine on your website .. nice site by the way lots of info ... nice one

no one said the shorter matrix copy was withdraw ????? i have had both copies in my hands this week and apart from the matrix number you could not tell them apart ???? as for stacks of them i think Ian Said the box had about 50 in.......not stacks...... these threads can make things sound awful ! so now the short matrix looks shabby ... feels low quality .... the sound quality is that bad it's off the scale .... when in fact without looking at the matrix you can not tell them apart ! all the best David

we are !

I thought a man like you would know that sometimes there are more than one demo issued for some 45's in the US , that's why I used the term demo issue. As they may have issued more than one . This is a web board but maybe we should treat our posts as if they are the text of a book when you are on the thread as you like to be picky and twist small sections of the post . Not sure what pretty colours have to do with it Dave ?????? Let's use a real record and I'll keep it simple for you Dave the same way you make it simple for me Daybreak I need Love It was issued by the record company on ; A white demo Then issued on an Orange Demo Then issued on an orange stock copy (official release) The record company issued it at three different times with three different labels over a short period .... therefore you have a white demo issue , a orange demo issue and a stock copy issue (the official release).... and so the term demo issue or white demo issue is an acceptable term... you may not wish to use it but that's your choice. I think you are mixing up the term issue with official release.... because if the demo issue is slated then there is no stock copy issued as an official release Glad we got that sorted all the best , i'm sure we'll do it again David

The Pages ? the pages boot was a boot and the original was the original ... that one's simple compared to this !!!! ..... i see no reason not to take Ian at his word all the best David

no not sure i do know what you mean ????? ...... the info i have is that they are originals and the one's that have been called boots could have been the 1st of the press !

so you can say a stock copy is a reissue with those rules as the demo is the original ..... but as there can be more than one demo issue (in the US ) a stock copy could be a 3rd or 4th issue so the British 1st issue could be the 5th re issue .... what a load of bull..... a british original issue is not a 2nd issue ..... it could be a world wide 2nd issue but that was not the question ! and no I don't agree with you on this .... had to use colours as could not be bothered to mess around and make the words as big as yours this could be your next book ... reissue yes or no ...... all the best David

I don't play my Grapevine out .... but Nabay on Grapevine is a british original and you could play it as it is not a boot or reissue.... and i have seen a demo of Nabay go for £90 on ebay and many US originals go for a lot less ...... it's personal choice , as i said i will not play grapevine's but i would defend someone that played the original British 1st issue grapevine releases from 76 -80 .... I only put tracks on the cd's i give away at my do's that the residents own on original but many do's give away cd's have tracks on that the residents don't own thats there choice ..... but a 1st british issue is a 1st British issue end off .....but i'm sure this thread will keep going for a while yet !

well Mr Rimmer did shout and told me to read my own post ..... and i do , but as you pointed out maybe he should read his own post aswell .... all the best David ps I have a big grin on my face as this is so not important .... but it's fun !

I was under the impression that the uk was an independent country and not a us state ! It is a UK original 1st issue ! and it can NOT be a 2nd issue as it was only released once in the UK .... even my 9yo daughter would understand that Mr Rimmer