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10p a pint on Monday's rock night, but you had to buy twelve in a tray, went up to 50p very soon after, slightly less watered. Only two bands I can recall are Hanoi Rocks and the dreadful Spider..think these my have been Tuesday. Think I have partial recordings of their sets to this day. Looking back I should have kept everything but TDK 90s were 79p at Selectascratch..and the cheapest What was at street level prior to Vision Express, the entrance to the club was by a door to the right, i'm guessing a shop? I have no recollection...

I find myself 'spinning plates' here.. Have you tried replacing the batteries?

Yes..and no.. There's a series, MY5, draining the sea, or something similar, covers this to a level...A Hurricane comes to mind..

I've lived a shallow life, I didn't realise there were over 5000 variants.

Regarding the Nottingham Blitz, many people sought sanctuary in the woods, i was told.. Yet to find any evidence.but makes sense.

Egregious, ain't to bad, a regular in the independent crossword yonks ago. Recall Diane Abbot using one of these buzzwords twice within a minute on question time! The new one..prepromboglism? (SP) James O'Brien dropping it big time.. Must admit..a bit of a stretch..even for an MP..

has anybody noticed the use of the word.. egregious? There's a new one now.. they tend to start on the radio, and then spread to MSM.

DJ Audits on Utube was in Colwick & Netherfield yesterday..

The Blacks Head, went from a face to a horse, and then a generic throw away with frosted new windows , which is now up for sale?lease I recall an old boy telling me that what is the modern day Costa and to the right of pic, was were he watered his horse, I do know he was a milkman about 120 years ago, Many years ago, I'm sure i read that the Thorneywood Station, was a distribution point for injured WW1 soldiers, still looking for clarification. Do you have a number? while not a Garden Centre, i recall i family (Council House) just to

Fond memories David, would you have been wearing a pair of those trousers from Vic Market, high waistband, lot's of button's, with terrible stitching? They were great for picking up static, Had big side thigh pockets, really good for marble's and football card's. Edit..When playing marble's at school, I recall i started at roughly 4 with a hole in the concrete, than you moved onto the grates, were they Choc's In Nottingham, 2 Abeauts bottom grate, 4 Abeauts top grate. A Rare 5abeaut was always matched only by a shiny ball bearing! Love to know if my memory,

In general.. obviously exceptions, I should elaborate.. 50 pound's per bookie, with coindination, 5 bookies..250 stake..it was hard work… Does anybody recall that chap, alway's stood on a box..and a farmer, 500 to 2 down to Brian! Lol..!! happy days..

And that chap who was portrayed as a malingerer, Hitch or Hook? In the real world a lay preacher. If I remember it was an English regiment, not Welsh at this time. It's a great film, all the same. Has Forrest Gump been on this year? I have it on BLU-RAY..

I thought my cut off point was '83..which has to be wrong.. There was that brindle dog, name of Bob & the Trap six black celeb', tailed off but always won.. Think this was 84-86? it was celeb' night, sure a bookie (unfamiliar) took one bet of an even thousand.. instantly thought fake! Two races later, a thousand on the Tote, instantly 1-99, the dog did win at 2/7.. it had to be real... Commercial BS had arrived.. On a positive note, recall a bookie called Peter Derrick, Top man, and the only one I'd trust without a ticket,

I Apolgise, my mistake, Can't Fancy was six wins on the bounce(Coppin trained) Cathy's Clown was a dog! and trained by the Lawler's! (I think) doe's anybody recall Dunmurray Tim and Variety Girl..it's interesting stuff.. ..

it payed.. Cathy's Clown.. straight out of season A6 to A2,(coppin trained) if I recall correctly six wins on the bounce...'83.

Alex, a chap who worked for Ladbrokes had a 'Talent' to sniff.. Never failed, to not nail a photo opportunity, had Jim Bean, the Evening Post Tipster, totally in his pocket. Did anybody attend Chesterfield? would I be right for thinking Peterborough was a flapping track? I'm thinking NGRC unregisted, talking early 80's

Yeah, those smiling faces in their late sixties pseudo crash helmets, I always observed that the Velcro was insufficient for their weight and nobody ever 'stuck', thankfully had a nice soft smiling landing, however. The Gut Barging competion that was sometimes on the same bill was fun, Couple of videos on utube, one briefly quotes Nottingham.

Revisted this..a wealth of information. Thank you Stephen Best. http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/articles/sneinton/sneintonmag.htm

The real palais..not the renamed odean, Not sure, I think just to the right of pic', there's a pub, shared a beer with SRV's roadcrew in '85 pre, his gig. There's a film with a young Petula Clark at this venue, although given a different name, the lovely interior art deco door's and windows are a dead giveaway. Amazing the crap you 'remember', I recall the upholstery being identical to to that in the Astoria in Nottingham...?? This was 1985..

Had a chat over the phone with my Daughter this evening, appears to be roughly a 90 seconds delay her end,x between the BBC LIVE red button stream.. She has a smart tele, I don't. Given that the majority have a smart tele... Has this been introduced since that poor chap fainted, a member of the Archer's or was it there from the outset?

Sausage fingers on an SG..a no no..best hope a Fender..or even better..take up bass!

I Can only assume you mean 'cack handed ' and until.. I suggest you check out the best Snooker player's and footballers..pro rata..

Thanks Katy..lol

Didn't they not?.. I'm not a royalist but have respect for the Queen..devotion to her responsibility.. Recall my Aunt, after retiring doing volunteer work and receiving a MBE. Put crudely she. couldn't care two s**t"s, was accused of arriving late (Wrong door) but on the job,advised only hold hand's to you are pushed away... Still..RIP Will will never see the same again..

That's interesting, I also did a speed awarenesses course, over the road at the 'Grove' about '82..