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[Marks DTM Calib]

I always preferred 12" to 7"

Most women say the same thing.

Although I have always found that they cant handle the larger size as its to much for them 

[Kevin Wood]

I always preferred 12" to 7"

Most women say the same thing.

Although I have always found that they cant handle the larger size as its to much for them 

They don't appear to be able to handle the little silver 5" ones without damaging them, so they're certainly not going anywhere near my 12"s.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I distinctly remember buying the 'The no heroes' album by The Stranglers in 1977. Far better than the sugary crap the youth of today listen to.

My favourite track was called 'Bring on the nubiles'....... they certainly wouldn't give it airtime today.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

'Something better change' also got the juices of this 17 year old flowing.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I also bought this in 1978. At the time I was unaware that Tom Robinson 'batted' for the other side.

PLEASE NOTE. This song is far from politically correct by the standards of today, and may offend some.

http://youtu.be/VFIFRX4II5Q

[05omegav6]

I also bought this in 1978. At the time I was unaware that Tom Robinson 'batted' for the other side.

PLEASE NOTE. This song is far from politically correct by the standards of today, and may offend some.

http://youtu.be/VFIFRX4II5Q

We have standards?

[Rods2]

I've never bought a single only LPs. First LP was Whos Next by the Who.

[Lagondanet]

I cant remember detail that far back but Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull sound familiar.

Anyone recall Atomic Rooster?

 

[2boxerdogs]

Little white bull by Tommy Steele, think it was 1961 when I was 7 , and I've still got it !!

Oh yes, I used to wait for that to come on the radio on a Saturday morning during a regular programme that played the latest records  "My Car Went Beep Beep Beep", "My Heart Goes Boom diddi Boom" (Sophia Loren and Peter Sellers), and "Little Doggie In The Window" were also amongst those songs that were my favourites.






Remember all those so well!!

[Rog]

I cant remember detail that far back but Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull sound familiar.

Anyone recall Atomic Rooster?

 

Damn right  Saw them play a couple of times. Great stuff

I think that they are all dead now   

[minifreek]

My first was KC and the sunshine band - give it up.... I was 11

My second was Chaka Khan - I feel for you.... I was 13

My first CD I cant remember but my first DVD was Contact starring Jody Foster

I aint as old as the average on here it seems

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

My first was KC and the sunshine band - give it up.... I was 11

My second was Chaka Khan - I feel for you.... I was 13

My first CD I cant remember but my first DVD was Contact starring Jody Foster

I aint as old as the average on here it seems

The average Omega owner is 97.

Many are much older.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I cant remember detail that far back but Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull sound familiar.

Anyone recall Atomic Rooster?

 

Living in the past. Groovy song. .........dig the flute, man.

[2boxerdogs]

My favourite of all time The late great Barry White, got everything he ever made , including Love unlimited & the Love unlimited orchestra. Saw him live twice incredible man..

[pscocoa]

1962 - Beatles stuff