1st LP you bought and played it until your Mum wanted to kill you!!!! - Page 3

garinda · 23-05-2010, 22:42

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Originally Posted by Gayle

It was never, ever cool to admit that I liked Meat Loaf at the time, but I guess it's ok now.

No.

It isn't.

Freak.

accyman · 24-05-2010, 00:36

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Originally Posted by garinda

No.

It isn't.

Freak.

leave the loaf alone lol

granted his latest album is utter cack which means either jim steinman has not worked on it with him or has gone senile lol

garinda · 24-05-2010, 05:32

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Originally Posted by accyman

leave the loaf alone lol

granted his latest album is utter cack which means either jim steinman has not worked on it with him or has gone senile lol

Put your arms back in your bat-wing sleeves, and go and listen to some Bonnie Tyler.

jaysay · 24-05-2010, 09:34

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Originally Posted by garinda

Put your arms back in your bat-wing sleeves, and go and listen to some Bonnie Tyler.

Bonnie Tyler

you know he'll only end up with nothing but heart ache doing that Grainda

jaysay · 24-05-2010, 09:35

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Scrittie Politti's first album Songs to Remember and my Japan album, Assemblage were the most frequently played. I used to play them over and over and over again.

But, my Mum used to do the ironing in the room next to my bedroom and after an hour or so of my 'suicide music' as she called it, she begged me to play my Bat out of Hell album. It was never, ever cool to admit that I liked Meat Loaf at the time, but I guess it's ok now.

Meat Loaf

so your the one

ian1 · 24-05-2010, 19:03

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I was just wondering if anyone remembers a second hand record shop just down from the Black Horse on Abbey St that sold records in the early 70's?

Disc and tape ??
ian

Margaret Pilkington · 24-05-2010, 19:32

Ian, he has already said that it was not Disc and Tape.......I have scratched my head over this and cannot for the life of me remember a samll record shop in the area he has mentioned.....well, other than disc and tape.

grannyclaret · 24-05-2010, 19:46

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Originally Posted by margaret pilkington

another record that drove my parents daft was, billy fury.....once upon a dream.
I think i wore that record out.

oh i loved that,,well i loved all billy fury,s records,,,

grannyclaret · 24-05-2010, 19:49

MY SONS DROVE ME MAD WITH MEATLOAF,,,,I HATED THOSE SONGS,,,THEY JUST WENT ON AND ON FOR EVER,,,,

Margaret Pilkington · 24-05-2010, 20:07

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret

oh i loved that,,well i loved all billy fury,s records,,,

Me too Granny.....I collected quite a few of them over the years.
He could have had the top off my egg any morning.

Mancie · 24-05-2010, 20:55

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Ian, he has already said that it was not Disc and Tape.......I have scratched my head over this and cannot for the life of me remember a samll record shop in the area he has mentioned.....well, other than disc and tape.

This shop was not on the corner of Little blkbrn road and Abby St but was directly across from the Duke of Welly pub...maybe it was only in business for a few months.. I might have to accept that it was never there.. or only existed in some sort of parallel dimension.

cashman · 24-05-2010, 21:48

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Originally Posted by Mancie

This shop was not on the corner of Little blkbrn road and Abby St but was directly across from the Duke of Welly pub...maybe it was only in business for a few months.. I might have to accept that it was never there.. or only existed in some sort of parallel dimension.

Well mate if yer owt like me ya were probably stoned or lashed up around that period.

Retlaw · 24-05-2010, 22:58

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I was just wondering if anyone remembers a second hand record shop just down from the Black Horse on Abbey St that sold records in the early 70's?

It was one of those two shops with a common entrance, next to the ginnal, I think it was the left hand shop very narrow. Formerly a butchers It was swallowed up in the refurbishment that created the 3 shop fronts that sold kitchen and household utensils.
Retlaw.

cashman · 24-05-2010, 23:03

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Originally Posted by Retlaw

It was one of those two shops with a common entrance, next to the ginnal, I think it was the left hand shop very narrow. Formerly a butchers It was swallowed up in the refurbishment that created the 3 shop fronts that sold kitchen and household utensils.
Retlaw.

That was abode Retlaw, can ya remember when it swallowed em? late missus worked yon in the cafe upstairs.

cashman · 24-05-2010, 23:31

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I was just wondering if anyone remembers a second hand record shop just down from the Black Horse on Abbey St that sold records in the early 70's?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie

This shop was not on the corner of Little blkbrn road and Abby St but was directly across from the Duke of Welly pub...maybe it was only in business for a few months.. I might have to accept that it was never there.. or only existed in some sort of parallel dimension.

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Originally Posted by Retlaw

It was one of those two shops with a common entrance, next to the ginnal, I think it was the left hand shop very narrow. Formerly a butchers It was swallowed up in the refurbishment that created the 3 shop fronts that sold kitchen and household utensils.
Retlaw.

Seems like ya was right Mancie n us dummies have lost the plot.