So which one of them is hard up after Xmas?
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What a fake!
Would anyone who's just bought £10,000 worth of sampler, write "synth" on one of it's discs?
And if you happen to have 100 discs in a sound library....would the best way to catalogue them be to write the name of the instrument they are for on the disc, but not what said medium contains??? I certainly have 500 discs which all say "Akai" and nothing else, and indeed now I've moved on to DVD's which say "PC" on them.
I smell something bovine here.
And you can't even CHECK it, unless you own an EII, because even if you could find a 5.25" disc drive with an interface that a modern PC could comprehend, the Emulators used a proprietry disc format that only they can read (hence EII+'s having twin drives for file management).
Cambo - whats the memory like on those discs, bearing in mind they did hold a few frog noises (TPK) erc...
Got me thinking, my 1st works computer had 32K RAM and i thought it was shit hot
I'm surprised it isn't autographed by Ian Curtis (in supersize turd ink from Leigh Festival bogs) for extra spice.
I'm amazed that nobody's pointed out who the seller is yet.... Look at the other items he's selling fargaddssake! It can't be, can it? Yes it can. No chance it's ***** f-ing ******, is it? Oh yes it is! 
I've got some old Commodore 64 5 inchers, might have to get creative with my marker pen if anyone falls for this.
Brasil Jack wrote: I'm surprised it isn't autographed by Ian Curtis (in supersize turd ink from Leigh Festival bogs) for extra spice.
I'm amazed that nobody's pointed out who the seller is yet.... Look at the other items he's selling fargaddssake! It can't be, can it? Yes it can. No chance it's ***** f-ing ******, is it? Oh yes it is!
Yes, he does seem to try and flog an awful lot of stuff, doesn't he? 
