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Published February 12, 2013 at 1024 × 768 in Why Do Most People Dislike Heavy Rock But Think One Direction Are Good?

Why can’t heavy metal bands dress more like this? They look lovely.

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I once read this book on the train, completely engrossed, until I realised there was a full frontal picture of a very naked Iggy on the page opposite the one I was reading. 🙊 Dug it out of the loft today as someone told me it might be worth a few bob... #Iggypop

I first heard this album ten years ago, played it once thinking “hmm, that’s odd”. I found a copy on vinyl yesterday and, for a tenner, thought it worth another go... #Tomwaits

I first heard T2 on Bob Stanley and Pete Wigg’s Ace Records compilation “English Weather”, and their track stood out. Pleasing that their 1970 album “It’ll All Work Out In Boomland” is every bit as good. This is the second pressing on a lovely blue Decca label, found last week in Discovery Records, Barnstaple. #prog #T2

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Picked up this lovely 1972 repress of Love’s Forever Changes at Discovery Records, Barnstaple for a tenner. Fantastic record and v happy to get an early pressing, (if not the super-pricey first issue).

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