:lol: When I saw them in 1990 (Urban Jungle Tour) I remember thinking 'They look a bit old to be doing this'. Thinking back, they were probably only in their early fifties! How time flies.
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No trick or treat beggers tonight :yay:
They obvioulsy have seen the 'no cold calling' signs posted around here....
First come first served at chez Pony - First caller gets something, anyone after that gets ignored. I doubt anyone was convinced there was nobody home - each time there was a knock on the door, the cat jumped on the window cill to peep through the blinds. Callers couldn't fail to notice the movement. But checking outside this morning, windows are egg-free, and no other signs of mischief.
I never get any. I think the bullet holes through the front gate puts them off. :)
as per usual nobody came near...must remove that spiked head for next year; think its putting folk off;)
For Halloween , the Hermes man came delivering at 7-30 at night :mental:
Anyroad , was busy working , but was there to greet him , so ,alerted when the dogs barked , I rushed the large box containing my latest Aiwa AP turntable into the mancave before anyone noticed :eek:
Today I have been playing with it - shes a minter - despite the seller putting both headshells with both stylus still in ,into a bag with a record brush and the weight off the arm :doh:
Fortunately the wrecked one was already goosed and the other appears unscathed !!!:cool:
Sorry about this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY4KVFrTJPc
This is true !!!;)
However , having searched high and low for the original headshell, (that wasnt on mine ) for several months , and if you did for £30 or so , to see the same model turntable ,rare in itself , with 2 original headshells , and in' Perfect working condition' , what can you do ?? :eyebrows:
So , sitting on the auction with 2 secs to spare ,shot a max bid of £95 into the bay and ended up with it for £58 plus 17.50 postage !!! Woooooooo:eek: