kath wrote:
*cmon belle. yer not *really* just gonna list yer songs, are you? where's the fun in that?? you hafta give us *something*... i know. maybe with each song, you could talk about one of yer arrests.

kath wrote:
*cmon belle. yer not *really* just gonna list yer songs, are you? where's the fun in that?? you hafta give us *something*... i know. maybe with each song, you could talk about one of yer arrests.
Betty Denim wrote:The first time I saw a strange man's cock was in a queue for a Belgian breakfast buffet.
GoogaMooga wrote:I do have standards.
Deebank wrote:
I would add that the portable record player was a joint christmas gift -
Footy wrote:Excellent stuff and I really enjoyed reading that, Copehead, thanks.Copehead wrote:I also joined the Britannia music club, 4 albums for 99p and then 4 albums a year at full price, something along those lines
I remember those bastards, or, at least, trying to escapes their clutches. I ended up with quite a few unwanted records, too, having forgotten to reject the monthly 'Editor's Choice'. Twats.
Copehead wrote: Were you at University in Bangor Thes?
Thesiger wrote:Copehead wrote: Were you at University in Bangor Thes?
Heaven forfend!![]()
No, my dealings with Cob were all mail order ones. I used to do a bit of dealing in bootlegs at university and would plough my illicit gains into record purchases. And Cob were my favourite supplier; their catalogue was extensive and their prices very reasonable. And, as I said earlier, they would buy any old crap in exchange.![]()
I wrote for the student paper and got a lot of freebies which I then needed to shift. Cob would even take the Jimmy Shand releases!
corporate whore wrote:Boomtown Rats - I love that song.
And the JAMC track. I have not listened to them for too long.
Quaco wrote:Are you fucking high?
take5_d_shorterer wrote:If John Bonham simply didn't listen to enough Tommy Johnson or Blind Willie Mctell, that's his doing.