with the car boot season in full swing allsorts of vinyl delights are beginning to turn up

I just liked the sleeve of this 12" which turns out to be someone called Dubble D
and sadly not the inspiration for the Walking On The Moon drum solo.

The sound of lots of old cars driving very...very... slowly... from London to Brighton including BBC's Blue Peter team .

The 2nd LP by Ivor Biggun aka Doc Cox from the 80's TV show "That's Life" features a whole host of erm, stars.


I have had this guy's How To Lose Weight album for years but until I found this one I never knew
he had done one on smoking too, nice touch on the rear of the sleeve where there is a cigarette burn!


Various cover versions arranged by the dad of the 4AD record boss released on the Pinnacle label in 1974.

A nice pair of stereo originals, I have a friend in China who'll have these!
2 x compilations, the first is bands on the Bomp! imprint including The Flamin' Groovies


and a pretty good mix of Avon based new wave and indie bands


a few nice singles turned up today, this electronic sounds one is excellent and I like the copyright credit on the label


this 7" with it's signed sleeve has a great flourish on the signature!


I could hardly leave this oddity in a 50p box, a 10" album in the back of an A3 sized book released in 1970
which includes a history of the London drinking holes, I wonder how many of these pubs are left today



I just liked the sleeve of this 12" which turns out to be someone called Dubble D
and sadly not the inspiration for the Walking On The Moon drum solo.

The sound of lots of old cars driving very...very... slowly... from London to Brighton including BBC's Blue Peter team .

The 2nd LP by Ivor Biggun aka Doc Cox from the 80's TV show "That's Life" features a whole host of erm, stars.


I have had this guy's How To Lose Weight album for years but until I found this one I never knew
he had done one on smoking too, nice touch on the rear of the sleeve where there is a cigarette burn!


Various cover versions arranged by the dad of the 4AD record boss released on the Pinnacle label in 1974.

A nice pair of stereo originals, I have a friend in China who'll have these!
2 x compilations, the first is bands on the Bomp! imprint including The Flamin' Groovies


and a pretty good mix of Avon based new wave and indie bands


a few nice singles turned up today, this electronic sounds one is excellent and I like the copyright credit on the label


this 7" with it's signed sleeve has a great flourish on the signature!


I could hardly leave this oddity in a 50p box, a 10" album in the back of an A3 sized book released in 1970
which includes a history of the London drinking holes, I wonder how many of these pubs are left today



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