Music / vinyl blogger and author of Every Record Tells A Story: A Vinyl Handbook
Leigh on Sea
Joined March 2012
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I do hope he manages to get in some practice at carrying a big conical thing that’s burning at one end.
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Me explaining to young people that 2 CDs for £20 at Virgin Megastore seemed like a fairly decent deal
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Jus think, there's a whole generation out there that have no idea what "A PORKY PRIME CUT" means, or where you'd see it.
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Do you own more than one copy of an album... If so, what record and why?
Are you an obsessed fan determined to find that ultimate sounding copy, or simply forgot you already owned it. Is there another reason?
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What's a great Brazilian/Portugese LP that you love that I may not have heard of. Ideally from the 1970s.
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University Challenge last night. Grady is one of us. #TheBeatles
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🎉LIKE AND RETWEET TO #WIN A #REGA TURNTABLE WORTH £880🎉 To celebrate @RSDUK 2024, we are giving away a brand new Rega Planar 3 in the NEW Light Oak Effect fitted with a Rega Exact cartridge.
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Some great Heavy Metal jackets on view at tonight’s Judas Priest show at Wembley
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Best forced perspectives of paper cutouts with iconic landmarks from artist Rich McCor (paperboyo): 🧵
What's your favorite?
1/ Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France 🇫🇷
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Calling all record collectors!
I’m writing my dissertation on the hobby and would really appreciate if you could fill out my survey. Everyone welcome.
Please share and drop me a message if you have any queries. Thank you
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This is a really interesting look at the state of vinyl from a company who make the stampers used for pressing records. Note the reality of inflated retail prices charged for major label albums stamperdiscs.com/making-viny…
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Years in the making, I’ve finally got a finished copy! Incident At A Free Festival on @AceRecordsLtd is floor-friendly heaviness circa 1970-73, the weightier side of the English Weather coin. Andwella! Stray! Leaf Hound! Out next month. Pre order here: acerecords.co.uk/incident-at…
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Reading the excellent Slade book by Daryl Easlea just now...not up to this phase yet and how low the genuine mighty did fall.
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Publication day! Six years in the making, a love letter to a time long gone, and a catalogue of songs ripe for reappraisal. Thank you all for your support and love, if you do read it, i do hope you enjoy it. #Slade @OmnibusPress @Lthanwordsfest @RecCollMag @e17RnR_books
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Apropos of nothing, here's an excerpt from the late, great Jazz Summers' autobiography, on his experiences of managing Eternal.
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As well as 140,000 words on Slade, you also get these eight splendid cross-stitches from @8bitnortherner on the end pages of Whatever Happened To Slade. It's Coz We Luv You! #slade @OmnibusPress @Lthanwordsfest @rrpgeditor
My copy of @LordWakering ‘s brilliant book came & I’m so chuffed to see how the endpapers turned out. Order one now!
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Next read, all the best with the launch @LordWakering superb👌
Got lost in it already and luckily had the house to myself to provide the perfect soundtrack spotify.link/i9ya98p0gDb
ALT Cover of “Whatever Happened to Slade?” by Daryl Easlea against wooden table