I think we all need to get out a bit more….
You’re a true stalwart of our little community, Sandy. 🙂
For the second time today, I feel compelled to point out that you simply couldn’t make this stuff up.
What a silly person. :rolleyes:
For the second time today, I feel compelled to point out that you simply couldn’t make this stuff up.
What a silly person. :rolleyes:
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I think you’ve made your point now, Kev.
If anyone wants to have a debate about the wider issue of copyright/intellectual property rights/piracy, perhaps they might care to start a thread for that purpose in General Discussion.
Let’s keep this thread on topic, shall we?
Oh, you couldn’t make it up! 😀
Oh, you couldn’t make it up! 😀
And people wonder why things take so long to get done in this country.
Yes, democracy can be so inconvenient at times.
I thought he used Kramers? :confused:
He’s got a vast collection of guitars, including an Ibanez Destroyer.
He’s used it on more than one album.
I thought he used Kramers? :confused:
He’s got a vast collection of guitars, including an Ibanez Destroyer.
He’s used it on more than one album.
A well-aimed housebrick is much cheaper, and would probably stand a far better chance.. :diablo:
Butlins or Bust, you mean? :diablo:
Butlins or Bust, you mean? :diablo:
There used to be a music shop on Oxford St in Manchester, known to all and sundry as “Reno’s”.
It had a legendary Closing Down Sale that lasted for almost 17 years! 🙂
Jim Reno – the proprietor – was quite a character and a well-known figure on the music scene in Manchester (and beyond).
In his later years he had a major heart attack from which he happily recovered.
He was so grateful for the care that he received that he sold one of his two Stradivarii and donated the proceeds to Withington Hospital.
There used to be a music shop on Oxford St in Manchester, known to all and sundry as “Reno’s”.
It had a legendary Closing Down Sale that lasted for almost 17 years! 🙂
Jim Reno – the proprietor – was quite a character and a well-known figure on the music scene in Manchester (and beyond).
In his later years he had a major heart attack from which he happily recovered.
He was so grateful for the care that he received that he sold one of his two Stradivarii and donated the proceeds to Withington Hospital.
Easily amused then, eh? :diablo: