Malcolm McLaren
10 June 2003, 02:53 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2535457000&category=15 72
£3.67 currently
If you want it on vinyl no lps listed on ebay- only the single 12" version of waltz darling
£3.67 currently
If you want it on vinyl no lps listed on ebay- only the single 12" version of waltz darling
10 June 2003, 03:00 PM
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I couldn't find all the tracks on Kazaa (and having a 56k link doesn't help when downloading 'em 
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Don't really want to buy it, as I already bought a copy a few years ago which I've now lost.
).Don't really want to buy it, as I already bought a copy a few years ago which I've now lost.
10 June 2003, 04:10 PM
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West wing of what? The 4-bed small house we're renting right now? 
Since I've had no regular employment for over 6 months now, we're counting the pennies. I'd like to get another copy of this album, but it's not important enough to shell out any of my savings on it.
Since I've had no regular employment for over 6 months now, we're counting the pennies. I'd like to get another copy of this album, but it's not important enough to shell out any of my savings on it.
10 June 2003, 04:25 PM
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LOL. We did sell at a fairly stooopid price down there.
Unfortunately, prices in the area we're looking at buying in up here are fairly stoopid too. In fact, it's almost exactly the same price where we want to buy as where we've just sold.
The days of selling an average house down South and buying a 50-acre castle in Scotland for cash are long gone. The only way you can get a real bargain up here is if you're 200 miles from Edinburgh & Glasgow, which is all very well but doesn't provide much in the way of work opportunities.
On the upside, though, it's so beautiful up here and the pace of life is so much more relaxed that even living in a small shed would be better than anything down South.
If you could d/l it for me on a quick line and then stick it on an FTP somewhere for me to download over a couple of days, that'd be much appreciated. 
Unfortunately, prices in the area we're looking at buying in up here are fairly stoopid too. In fact, it's almost exactly the same price where we want to buy as where we've just sold.
The days of selling an average house down South and buying a 50-acre castle in Scotland for cash are long gone. The only way you can get a real bargain up here is if you're 200 miles from Edinburgh & Glasgow, which is all very well but doesn't provide much in the way of work opportunities.
On the upside, though, it's so beautiful up here and the pace of life is so much more relaxed that even living in a small shed would be better than anything down South.
If you could d/l it for me on a quick line and then stick it on an FTP somewhere for me to download over a couple of days, that'd be much appreciated.
10 June 2003, 04:38 PM
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CD would be great. If you could fill the remainder of the CD with anything good that's not in my current 'catalogue' that would be fantastic.
Have to say, totally agree with you about not working - a six-month holiday really makes you appreciate life more. I've been doing a bit of work at home, but nothing significant. The idea of going back to a proper office job isn't appealing.
Mind you, there's a possibility I might be doing a stint back in London for a few months to top the coffers up, but it depends what comes up.
If you could fill the remainder of the CD with anything good that's not in my current 'catalogue' that would be fantastic. Have to say, totally agree with you about not working - a six-month holiday really makes you appreciate life more. I've been doing a bit of work at home, but nothing significant. The idea of going back to a proper office job isn't appealing.
Mind you, there's a possibility I might be doing a stint back in London for a few months to top the coffers up, but it depends what comes up.
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