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Originally posted by Julijana Zitnjak I used to take my records in the air raid shelter with me back in 1991, and they're not even very rare. Beat that.
I am speechless Julijana, you've said it yourself: Unbeatable. May I start a round of applause?
Julijana please take a bow.
Jockey Wilson said, he'd sue my ass off.
Bizzarely I just bumped into Sue Kerr from my class in school. I would have devoured Sue Kerr(think about it) back then and she aint aging too badly. Her brother Juan, no....really, Ok his name's Graham was an overtly racist piece of shit. He ended up marrying a girl who had two children to a black fella.
More school recollections as I recall them. Over to the studio.
Originally posted by Julijana Zitnjak I used to take my records in the air raid shelter with me back in 1991, and they're not even very rare. Beat that.
Pure class.
No mints in my collection either, the only thing that probably hasn't got a mark on it would be the Run 2 12", cos it was limited, I only played it a few times before taping it.
If any of my records got scratched, I'd judt go out and buy another......hence the collection being full of doubles. Technique was played that many times, not only did the sound go, but the fucker was warped.....at one stage I had 3 vinyl Technique's
All my Warsaw / Joy Division / Electronic / Monaco / TOT records are now in plastic covers.
as long as they play, that's all that matters to me. there's something comforting when you can see the shape of the album through the cardboard--the VVL, or visible vinyl line.
Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© > Originally posted by Huntsman> PVC covers abound in my collection of art. There is no open-air vinyl, and quite frankly there really is no place for this on the Earth - quite disgusting ... the very thought.> > Without wishing to sound like a complete boffin, dusters are commonplace if the occasion arises where a track meets the needle. I have been known to dust the record and the cover before the PVC is drawn to close the gig.> > Like the submarine missile launcher, I too am about to embark on a few framing incidents. The difficulty for me is not in how to frame but what to frame. The American USA mini-album is currently looking likely. And once its up, I fully inted to celebrate with some mature cheddar and red onion crisps.> > After all, I've been wanting to frame a Saville masterpiece since I was knee level to hopping grass insect.> >
I got all the way down to mature cheddar before I realised it was you. I'd previously assumed it was a rocket Mick post.
Welcome back HUNTSMAN!How was your trip to AFRICA?:DAnd HANK i too love CHEESE.
