a tiny store, owned by Peter.
Under the now long gone bridge used to be an even smaler shirt shop with a kiosk selling sweets next to that.
I've a photo somewhere, I'll see if I can post it.

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 have a collection of vinyl records.
Not too long ago I played an album entitled "The big hits of 1967".
Perhaps it was last year when I paid a visit to a small establishment in Arundel which sells vinyls,the name of which escapes me at this moment in time.

Small record shops where you have no option but to brush against Rock/Goth chicks bottoms.
But be careful not to brush against the men who look like chicks

I disengage, I turn the page.

I used to DJ through the mid to late 90's. Played for an old sound system. Used to shop in Eukatech records near covent gardens, also the exchange in notting hill (someone mentioned that ealier - was a goldmine).

I've probably got around 1000 pieces of vinyl, all techno. My decks are still set up (Technics 1200's), and my kids think I am a nutter with terrible taste in music ("there's no singing dad".... Jeff Mills, Laurent Garnier, Adam Beyer, Robert Armani, Anything on Djax....

Thanks to this thread, today I’ve got some vinyl out to listen to whilst the weather outside is keeping me in - 3 terrific albums in my opinion with one being the best of the PF albums in my opinion :-)

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Modern-day afficionados of vinyl will certainly have a better experience than I did.

The pick-up on a turntable would actually pick up a signal from a redundant crystal Palace TV aerial mast.

It took years before they took it down.