Heartland

Haven't got a clue, perhaps the-happening can tell ?

I'm just curious that's all. The photos not particulary clear and I thought the bands name would have been mentioned on the plaque? But then I've never seen one in real life so know nothing.

The picture is a bit confusing: could be in colour but might as well be black/white; I know this though I wouldn't bid on it

£260.00 with a minute to go ...

£371.00!!!

congrats the happening

£371.00 to the-happening so I guess my question's been answered

I guess the-happening would say it is the real thing.

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Terrible echo in here ...

Congrats indeed!

100 % original, sadly that it refer one of the most bad album that this world ever seen

sisters RIP 1980-1985 (...thanks and good bye)
maybe them rest in peace

taylor wrote:100 % original, sadly that it refer one of the most bad album that this world ever seen

sisters RIP 1980-1985 (...thanks and good bye)
maybe them rest in peace

OI!
Don't ignore Floodland!!!

Somebody needs to give Von an honory silver disc for bootlegs sold

nodubmanshouts wrote:Somebody needs to give Von an honory silver disc for bootlegs sold

He's probably due an Iridium disc or some such!

I've always wondered about hese award discs - Is just one made, and presented to the band? or is one made for EACH band member (meaning that there would be four of these silver disc thingies in existence)?

and do other countries besides the UK give out awards for record sales?

just curious


Chas Shuckworth

Black Shuck wrote:I've always wondered about hese award discs - Is just one made, and presented to the band? or is one made for EACH band member (meaning that there would be four of these silver disc thingies in existence)?



Chas Shuckworth

Far more widespread than just the band members.
A friends dad used to work for a record label (sales & marketing dept) & he could request gold or silver discs from any band on the label. they had loads hanging on the kitchen wall

I'm guessing that the band, management, producer, engineer & record company execs are nailed on to be presented with a disc. Other people in the record company probably have a chance of blagging one if they know the right people.

Yes it is 100% original and will go very nicely with the silver disk i have for First and Last and Always.

And the album in the frame is usually not the album being celebrated - having actually played one on a record deck it's usually just one of many such coloured discs used for such an occasion.