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Macca
Good choice Martin. :)
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Absolute class!
The Who – Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy
Label: Track Record – 2406 006
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo, Mono, Gatefold
Country: UK
Released: 1971
Genre: Rock
Style: Beat, Mod
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Euge Groove - Got 2 Be Groovin'
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Been enjoying the remastered album, and its added test tracks a lot... another success although imo its slightly too loud
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This is pretty good, you might like it Grant, it’s recommended in HiFi news, interesting songs and atmospheric feel. some lovely guitar playing
Slaughter Beach, Dog - Safe and Also No Fear
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Got that on a 45rpm double album - good playing, nice pressing, but cost me £50. The most I've ever spent on a record. At the risk of drifting the thread, what's the most anyone here has spent on a record?
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Greatest Show On Earth: The Going's Easy.
'70 Harvest SHVL783.
Bought my first copy of this from my local record shop in Dovercourt, Essex with Xmas tips from my paper round in 1970, now a desert Island disc, I really don't know how many hundred times I've listened to this in 49 years...
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The Cover always reminds me of trips into London's Liverpool Street which at the time was a dirty smelly dingy shit hole.. :D
