Grumpy

Item: Framed Charlie Chaplin Poster Location: Port Adelaide Price: $40 -(price drop.) Item Condition: great Reason for selling: no longer wanted Payment Method: Pay on pickup only Extra Info: This was professionally framed with glass front. Size is 900mm x 620mm Thanks for Looking Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved. Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

'A Nod' is one of my most played records again - again because I thrashed the original back then in the mid 70's and like many got out of records when CD came around - now I'm back into vinyl (what was I thinking?) and it gets played often again. Crank it up and I'm 20 years old again.

I saw 1910 FGC live here in Adelaide waaaaayyyyy back in the late 60s or early 70s

I have no Mantovani in my music collection now - I did have when l got back into vinyl back then. One of my many music 'guilty pleasures ' is the 1910 FRUITGUM COMPANY. (only on CD unfortunately.)

WOW !!!!!!!!!

You must tell us more - is that the GRADO you were after on there ?

LOVE my Panasonic FX800 , still under warranty - a replacement for my previous faulty Pana TV and they were great to deal with while sorting it all out for me. hope the warranties and services are still good.

Thunder Rack made in Melbourne, I think VAF Research DCXv2 speakers made in Adelaide

Just some of my Aussie music for today.

When asked what is-was my favourite song from my younger years it was always that

No interest ? any offers maybe ?

Item: Framed Charlie Chaplin Poster Location: Port Adelaide Price: $50. Item Condition: ok Reason for selling: no longer wanted Payment Method: Pay on pickup only Extra Info: This was professionally framed with glass front. Size is 900mm x 620mm Thanks for Looking Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

One of my favourites .

Thanks for the replies. The records mentioned were all used when l got them and some of the scars they have are very bad. l was thinking of swappig out my SHURE cart and using my old Empire cart to play the bad looking ones as suggested by @audiofeline but my tonearm doesn't have a detachable headshell which is a pain to fiddle with ( fat fingers, old eyes etc.) Cheers

What do you all do with the records that are too scratched to play anymore? ( tried playing some old records yesterday. but feared for my stylus ) I was just going to 'bin' them, but I remember a young woman who bought some of my 45rpm's quite a few years ago to make bowls etc, with them. So does anyone just 'bin' them anymore or should I Gumtree them for folk art people - No cost of course. I'm thinking the bin, but is it recycle bin or rubbish bin ? Cheers,