Yes £29 on the Abbey Road site, and about double what I’d be prepared to pay. For a double LP, when many of the single LPs are £25, that’s not bad.

They sometimes drop down to £15 (e.g. Simple Minds) or £20 (Ja […]

Some of it is being filmed in the Cairngorms. If I’d known exactly where, I’d have tried walking into the background.

At least the scenery will be nice.

What I particularly like about the ARHSM series is the selection is not the usual audiophile fare. There are already loads of special pressings of Kind Of Blue and DSOTM on expensive import from the US, to get New […]

Not being a Genesis fan, I’m leaving that one until I see it cheap. I bought both Cream and Free ARHSM and only played them once or twice.

Trust me, they do sound great.

I can live without the ‘mastered at Abbey Road’ Obi strip and the certificate. The ones without those are priced at normal new vinyl prices (about a tenner less), such as Banshees […]

For reference, this is £29.99 on the dodgers. Still a fiver cheaper, but not the bargain it appears at first glance.

I would add any of the singles from No Parlez and Heartache Avenue by the Maisonettes. Harlech, 1983, was my last caravan holiday and Radio Dragon ? was the soundtrack.

I saw Grant Lee Buffalo aroundthe time of their first LP at the T&C. They were flipping great.

Try also Inge’s previous band, Drop The Box. Their second album, Honeytrap, is on spotty. Try Silver Fox. Or PM me for help.
She’s Mrs F’s bridesmaid’s cousin.

Hers was in the pile of 30 quid-a-pop cds I amassed at Sunday’s car boot. In the end it went back and I only bought, um, 14.

No, you’re right. It is more galcial than E&D. Sister Feelings Call, then.

It can be. Perhaps the jack of all trades aspect was its downfall. Mind you, it outlasted DVDA.

I really like their “there’s always been a dance element to our sound” final album with Donnie, Mara. That plus OIAL is enough Runrig for me. Good review, though – I’m almost tempted. But 3 live cds is 2 too many.

I like one if the early comback* albums, Neapolis, which sounds like Empires and Dance.

(*) I nearly said ‘recent’ but it was 1998

Oh, ffs, that’s the last time* I use this effing tablet to type.

(*) It won’t be

I have been listening to it non-stop in the car around the Cairngorms for the past week. It is the perfect soundtrack to rainy mountains. The sun has come out today.

I never knew that. The original was recorded by Jackie Lee who also did the theme to Rupert the Bear. I often play Rupert when I dj. I will attempt a paste: