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2nfro wrote:

> You should watch only a couple of moments to see what you
> think.


I'd rather rub extra-hot tabasco sauce in my eyes.

- Eric

I always liked Heart. Especially in their earlier days before they went all "big hair" and AOR.

- Eric

David Johnson wrote: > In London I used to go regularly to Rays Jazz Shop in Charing > Cross Road. It was a treat to see musicians who I'd seen > earlier in the week at Ronnie Scott's club browsing the > collection. I think it is still going. Would that be this guy? Looks like he sold up in the ...

Are you a vinyl collector then Sam?

I got rid of most of my vinyl over the years. I still have a few (a couple of dozen mainly 'gatefold' LPs plus a handful of singles) but wish I'd kept more.

- Eric

Yes, I remember a similar independent record shop with a ticket booth down in the basement and a fat old jovial bloke flogging the tickets.

All well pre-Internet and all sadly gone now.

- Eric

Not what they used to be. They're not even "record shops" any more in the strictest sense. I recall the old Virgin stores as being proper dingy dives but packed to the rafters with all manner of rare imports and colour vinyl special editions. Then in the mid '80s they got revamped and went all ...

Is he OK again now? Not heard any updates on him for a few days.

- Eric

I think it's hanging in India 2nfro. The firing squad is used in China. Mind you, I would imagine that being banged up for life in an Indian prison is a kind of "living death" as well. It was as you say a horrible crime, and either way I'm sure the perps will deservedly get what's coming to them ...

Want to lose weight (or rather "fat") then just burn off more calories than you take in. It's that simple.

- Eric

The death penalty is apparently an option for this in India, yes.

- Eric