Milk first ? it depends. When making teabag in the cup the milk goes in last but when making tea in a teapot the milk goes in the cup before the tea is poured. Brewing tea in the pot is a rare thing these days, we have two teapots but rarely use them, depends on mood.

I love tea it's all* I drink (apart from the occasional glass of Robinsons orange barley water). PG Tips at the mo, Mrs JTM and I drink about 7/8 mugs a day, it's lifeblood I can't function without it, 1 teaspoon of raw golden granulated sugar and a splash of skimmed milk. *when out at friends if offered a dink I'll have coffee because hardly any fucker knows how to make a proper cup of tea.

Thieves. Don't buy it, download it. Just like those pricks did.

Appetite whetted, grabbed from dime, will listen later Cheers S.

It would not surprise me if Genesis publications touted the idea for these limited edition prints. Expensive they may be but they will sell out. The target demographic is mainly the older, wealthier "fan" possibly retired, out to spend/invest their money on things that will increase in value. Things their kids can sell because there won't be much left when the care homes get their hands on their houses.

Like Jagger said "Charlie's good tonight".

I just gave the quad version of Rambler from a DVD-A of the KBFH broadcast a listen, I give in, it's a bit too fast, for a while, then it just chugs along with pure menace, spine tingling, I've got to have it.

Polly Samson should stick to journalism. Songwriting is not her forte, Dave hasn't got much of a clue either. Stick with what you are good at Dave, playing guitar.

I've ordered the double CD set, I already have a few Brussels Affairs, one in Quad. Live, they play everything a little too fast in this period imo, I may change my mind though, I'm a sucker for a 5.1 mix.

I got the e-mail from Genesis, I didn't check the price. Think I'll pass.

Thanks Walter. I just noticed that I missed another trophy that Liverpool won this season, the "Super Cup". I only know Joe from the forum, he hasn't posted for years. Maybe he has lost interest, I remember he was banned for while. I got the impression he wasn't in the best of health, maybe that has something to do with his absence.

Thanks, but nah, not my thing.

Giz a clue, no idea of who you are "talking" about.

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There are these grey area releases that one time would have been called bootlegs.

Lead Belly, here in England is pronounced ''Led Bell-ee''. Lead foot, never heard that one.

I wasn't referring to Jim's pants, I was thinking about what I and my friends wore in the day. As for stage clothes (dragon suit, womens blouses etc) I'm not a fan, Levi's forever.

I bought a TMOQ BBC Broadcast in a stamped pastel cream sleeve on black vinyl (boo) 'bout a year ago for fifteen quid (VG+) First time I bought that one in 1973 it was £2.50, on orange vinyl in a pastel blue sleeve.

Red socks were de rigueur back in 72, worn with bell bottom flares that were half way up yer ankle. Thank fk there are no photos, they must have looked ridiculous.

PG is alright, but it took a while to sink in. I'd already played the first five to death when PG came out. As for the fourth album. I rank it as my fifth favourite because it is my fifth favourite, nothing to do with style. Maybe it's an age thing, younger folk who came into Zeppelin later rank PG higher because they heard it first. HOTH is special to me because I bought it the week it was released, I wasn't that into them when the fourth album came out, though I had heard first three albums via friends.

I'll play. A/HOTH. B/II. C/I. D/III. E/The Fourth Album. F/PG. G/Presence. H/Coda. I/ ITTOD.

I downloaded all that for nothing, artwork too.

Oh the rag, thought you meant the band. The list would have been pretty short.