Heartland

hallucienate wrote:

pikkrong wrote:

hallucienate wrote:I'm looking for that on vinyl. Seems to be a bit rare

yes, vinyl - that's what I meant. got it only on CD.

I predict a showdown the next time one shows up on Ebay

Well, at least twice I have given up seeing a fellow bidding before me. Once when Big Si was bidding for a James Ray CD (which he didn't get ) and the second time when ErcSweden got Some Girls cassette. Which I still wanted to get. It has a sentimental value for me. The one I had once was my first offical Sisters thing. And I exploited it every day maybe 2 years

Andrew S wrote:

Burn wrote:just feels so much better with 12 inches in my hand

I wondered when that one was coming.

Andrew S wrote:a long session lasting several hours

he said it...i only found it amusing

unfortunately most of my fave records are badly marked/scratched and the covers are worn...i put that down to being loved, played, old and partied...IMHO anyone who has a pristine original High Priest Of Love or Tattooed Beat Messiah didn't love those albums the way they were intended

as for TSOM vinyl...well i guess this is a Sisters forum so i should expect posts like pikkrongs to be here...respect my man...perfection in a cardboard sleeve

Hm.. I know Czechoslovakia has cheap-ish pressing plants.. when I find a song or two worthy of vinyl (and we'd be able to sell a thousand), perhaps a few hundred pounds would be winging its way there..

For some strange reason a lot of the covers of my Sisters vinyl have a peculiar white residue on them. Almost as if someone has spilt some white powdery substance on them and licked the last of it off. I can't imagine how that happened.



You can't rack out a decent line on a CD cover.

i'd give a lot to be able to find out right now..

markfiend wrote:You can't rack out a decent line on a CD cover.

if i can do it on the back of my hand i can definitely do it on a cd case.

all you need is a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down..

rats.. *nostalgia*

RicheyJames wrote:

markfiend wrote:You can't rack out a decent line on a CD cover.

if i can do it on the back of my hand i can definitely do it on a cd case.

Fair play.

Mind, if I can do it in the toilets at the Phono, I can do it anywhere.

you never tried in the toilets at Planet X.

markfiend wrote:
You can't rack out a decent line on a CD cover.

On a saturday night down this way a whole plethora of surfaces are usually involved, including tobacco tins, A to Zs, blank swipe cards, phones...

If you give me five by three inches I'll give you lines....

Well, yeah, but when I said a decent line...

markfiend wrote: Well, yeah, but when I said a decent line...

You would be very afraid of my lines I tell thee..


The girlfriend of one of my friends was after my blood after he indulged in one, one New Year's eve..

I forgot that he's got slight circulatory problems...

fair enough. It's probably a futile (and dangerous) pursuit to try to out-line each other anyway

markfiend wrote: fair enough. It's probably a futile (and dangerous) pursuit to try to out-line each other anyway

I would most definitely agree with that!

you're just making me jealous and giving me cravings.

Sorry!

lol, no you're not

emilystrange wrote:you're just making me jealous and giving me cravings.

God, if anything this thread has given me a serious craving for a new set of 1210s so I can get round to playing some of the 200+ fricking techno records I've somehow acquired..


Fricking thieving bastichs that stole my last pair!!

Overbombing and Some Girls vinyl seem somewhat desirable. I see an Overbombing cassette or two on eBay very often, but rarely a Some Girls one.

Personally, I'm looking out for any Palazzograssi releases.

IIRC the CD of "Some Girls" caused some problems for some people's CD players, because it was one of the first commercially available CDs to be longer than 74 minutes. These days the 80-minute standard seems to have supplanted 74-minute discs (with blanks at any rate) but all those years ago (well it is a long time in terms of technology) it was a bit of a rarity, and older (audio) CD players couldn't cope.

Dark wrote:Overbombing and Some Girls vinyl seem somewhat desirable.

I have 'm both on vinyl , but especially for Overbombing I had to dig deep to find that one... (and it's probably my least played Sisters record)

I remember when the Some Girls vinyls hit the record shops some 13 years ago. You could just buy it in your local record shop (and you'd get a silly remark about the blackness of it all from the shopowner) Nowadays you don't even find it in record fairs

radiojamaica wrote:I remember when the Some Girls vinyls hit the record shops some 13 years ago. You could just buy it in your local record shop (and you'd get a silly remark about the blackness of it all from the shopowner on top) Nowadays you don't even find it in record fairs

I picked up one on Ebay earlier this year, it didn't cost too much and still had all the merch sheets too

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:she has stolen all of my ghost dance records

What is it with women and Ghost Dance records? Is it simply a pure jealousy thing due to Anne Marie's fantastic looks? My ex-bitch stole Stop The World off me when we split (or should I say when she fcuked off, lol). Some would say in the grand scheme of things she did me a favour (she did me a huge favour actually, since she's since married, and divorced....TWICE ). Daft bitch

women, can't live with them, can't live with them

James Blast wrote:women, can't live with them, can't live with them

Acht, boys, you've just no' found the right one yet