All hail the younger generation!

If i had not sold my my music collection..
oh well, i was split up, no dough, flat sharing with a very good mate, so I sold just about every single & many albums I had for about 700(late 8s)
dont sound much but was big bucks then .
most wre punk, new wave etc & i thouht , well kind of means to an end & paid for some great nights out.
I'm sure Dave Vanian wouldve approved!
I had a mte that worked in cloaks records, croydon, so I had just about eveything.
christ knows what value would be today, even had diamond dogs with bowies now air brushed cock , led zep !st editions, ACDC, maiden etc etc.
as i said, oh well.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

I love playing my old vinyl. Everything from Led Zep, to Bob Marley,Rolling Stones to The Specials but mostly punk. 10 years ago I got knocked for a onsiderable amount of money(only just clearing debts this month) and had to sell loads of my vinyl singles and albums. The money went to pay my mortage for quite a few months. I've managed to search around and get replacements but some were so rare I've not spotted on Ebay or any shops specialising in vinyl. Unfortuantely for me,my Wife has set up office in the dining room where my deck is and has been there all the time during lockdown so no loud music for me while I'm off shift. I have been playing guitar on a mates musical project and will be featured on a limited-edition vinyl album to be released in the summer,CD to follow and hopefully gigs! Ollie's Dad, Ash.

Red and Blue Army!
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Tell me lies

Were "cut -outs" those flimsy records that were literally on a sheet of plastic? Had forgot those ever existed, kind of thing you got free in a comic or magazine?I probably got your seconds in beanos ten tears later- last record i bought there was duran duran believe it or not, but "ordinary world", great tune!

No, they were the equivalent to remaindered books - they used to have a corner cut off the sleeve or a hole drilled through it. They’re often worth a bit now because they didn’t sell many copies.