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The Greatest Record Album
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What so special about that apart from you get a free massive Irish ****.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I've had about four copies - it's so special others have lifted my copy in appreciation.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWhat so special about that apart from you get a free massive Irish ****.
Truly a magnificent album. Well paced, not rushed. From a different era.Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostI've had about four copies - each one sounded worse than the last.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Yes but what freebies / gimmicks came with it?Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostI've had about four copies - it's so special others have lifted my copy in appreciation.
Truly a magnificent album. Well paced, not rushed. From a different era.Comment
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The only freeby that came with it was Bono's tax billOriginally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostYes but what freebies / gimmicks came with it?
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Still got somewhere in the garage....
1. Joy Division - Still - came in a Hessian covered sleeve with a bookmark strip for some reason.
2. Monty Python Instant Record Collection - folds out to a 12" cube with pretend records printed on such as 'The Wonderful Sound of Hip Injuries' and ' Norma Shearer Sings Duane Eddy'....
I also had (this was from my Factory Records collecting period) a record I think by Cabaret Voltaire (or Durutti Column, not sure now, lost it) that had a sandpaper cover to destroy the record sleeves it was stacked against. A sort of Art ruins Art Tony Wilson thing. Fact is sandpaper glass got inside the cover and scratched the record inside.
I was trying to collect every FAC release but then they started giving things like the Hacienda Cat a FAC number and spoilt the fun. Think there was even one for Tony Wilson's divorce....
Got Squeeze's 'Up the Junction' in Lilac vinyl somewhere and my brother had lot's of Sex Pistols records from France with photocopied (prolly Zeroxed actually) made-up sleeves.Comment
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I still have an original pressing of U2's 'Boy' album, and also had the tee-shirt from same era, a tee shirt that holds happy memories for me since not only did I get my first blowjob in it, I also got a second off another woman two minutes afterwards.Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostYes but what freebies / gimmicks came with it?
OK, was in a back street in Bolton and the women were known locally as '10 and 12' - lived at numbers 10 and 12 with husbands on the rigs, happy days....
I wish I could 'rise to the occasion' for another after one now, struggle for the one now to be honest.
Here's me in said tee shirt, c. 1982? experimenting with various harmonicas as I was heavily into Neil Young at this time too. I apologise for the dodgy hair and odd jeans.....
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The special bit is that it was from an era when U2 produced great songs and didn't lecture. No album notes, preachy anecdotes, nothing. Less is more sometimes.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWhat so special about that apart from you get a free massive Irish ****.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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