Carlos
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Re: It a Cop(l)etist thing... HH catalogue
Mar 11, 2011, 20:48
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Ah, so that's it ;-)
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FifePsy
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Re: It a Cop(l)etist thing... HH catalogue
Mar 11, 2011, 21:55
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landells wrote: Vybik Jon wrote: I don't think anything has come out with the HH102 catalogue number (and maybe never will). There is no HH101 either.
There is no reason to assume that there is any logical connection between HH100 and HH 103. Maybe there is a significance to 103 that has nothing to do with a numeric sequence.
103 Cullen Drive, Glenrothes was my first house - that's why Julian gave QE Hall that kakalogue number... maybe
(Sorry off topic - but i used to do my paper round in that part of Tanshall! Probably an earlier vintage than you but 181 Waverley Drive Caskieberran).
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landells
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OFF TOPIC... G-Rothes talk
Mar 11, 2011, 22:32
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FifePsy wrote: landells wrote: Vybik Jon wrote: I don't think anything has come out with the HH102 catalogue number (and maybe never will). There is no HH101 either.
There is no reason to assume that there is any logical connection between HH100 and HH 103. Maybe there is a significance to 103 that has nothing to do with a numeric sequence.
103 Cullen Drive, Glenrothes was my first house - that's why Julian gave QE Hall that kakalogue number... maybe
(Sorry off topic - but i used to do my paper round in that part of Tanshall! Probably an earlier vintage than you but 181 Waverley Drive Caskieberran).
I have been meaning to ask if you are from Fife... do you still reside in the cultural Mecca of G-Rothes? I haven't lived there since 98 and the last time I visited 2003 (for my 30th)... still have friends there though
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FifePsy
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Re: OFF TOPIC... G-Rothes talk
Mar 11, 2011, 23:05
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landells wrote: FifePsy wrote: landells wrote: Vybik Jon wrote: I don't think anything has come out with the HH102 catalogue number (and maybe never will). There is no HH101 either.
There is no reason to assume that there is any logical connection between HH100 and HH 103. Maybe there is a significance to 103 that has nothing to do with a numeric sequence.
103 Cullen Drive, Glenrothes was my first house - that's why Julian gave QE Hall that kakalogue number... maybe
(Sorry off topic - but i used to do my paper round in that part of Tanshall! Probably an earlier vintage than you but 181 Waverley Drive Caskieberran).
I have been meaning to ask if you are from Fife... do you still reside in the cultural Mecca of G-Rothes? I haven't lived there since 98 and the last time I visited 2003 (for my 30th)... still have friends there though
Now living just outside Dunfermline (after many years away from Fife) but lived in Glenrothes from when I was a nipper and left around 1980 but used to go back regularly to see my folks and pals. Brother still lives there. I'm hitting the big 50 this year so probably wouldn't have crossed paths. With hindsight it was a good place to grow up. Great for music - active band scene and can't remember when it closed but the Apollo used to be brilliant. Live music pretty much every night and a real mixed bag. One night The Associates, the next Marillion!
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landells
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Re: OFF TOPIC... G-Rothes talk
Mar 11, 2011, 23:32
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Sadly, G-Rothes was pretty rubbish live music wise when I was at the age of 1st wanting to go to gigs... we had to go to Edinburgh or Glasgow
The Apollo? Was that the round bit on the Rothes Arms Hotel? It turned into a dodgy disco (Susie Qs) then got knocked down... the rest of the building is still there though (or it was in 2003)
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FifePsy
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Re: OFF TOPIC... G-Rothes talk
Mar 12, 2011, 11:12
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landells wrote: Sadly, G-Rothes was pretty rubbish live music wise when I was at the age of 1st wanting to go to gigs... we had to go to Edinburgh or Glasgow
The Apollo? Was that the round bit on the Rothes Arms Hotel? It turned into a dodgy disco (Susie Qs) then got knocked down... the rest of the building is still there though (or it was in 2003)
Yes i thought the round bit gave it a kind of Thunderbird 5 look which was a bit of a contrast to the rest of architecture in the town which at best could be described as post-soviet. Another great local gig venue was the Cunzie Neuk in Kinghorn which is now an old folks home!
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landells
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NOW SLAP BANG UP TO DATE
Mar 13, 2011, 19:27
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If anyone can get hold of a decent sized image of HH103, that would be lovely
HEAD HERITAGE RECORDS
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copius-freakus2
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HH14 Julian Cope, 5 CD set (Ltd 50 Copies)
Mar 14, 2011, 23:47
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What about the HH14 Julian Cope, Rome Wasn't Burned in a Day 5x CD version
CD 1 (HH14-1) 8 track original Soundtrack White CD
CD 2 (HH14-2) Rome Various Artists Yellow Promo CD
: Both above in Jewel Case
HH 14-3/4/5 Rome Wasn't Burned in a Day Radio Rome 3 CD set. Limited to 50 copies in card wallet. Each copy hand numbered in black ink out of 50
CD 3 (HH14-3) Disc 1 Blue CD Radio Rome W/DJ NERO
CD 4 (HH14-4) Disc 2 Green CD Radio Rome W/DJ NERO
CD 5 (HH14-5) Disc 3 Orange CD Radio Rome W/DJ Fucking CUNT
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Citizensmurf
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Re: HH14 Julian Cope, 5 CD set (Ltd 50 Copies)
Mar 15, 2011, 14:39
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copius-freakus2 wrote: HH 14-3/4/5 Rome Wasn't Burned in a Day Radio Rome 3 CD set. Limited to 50 copies in card wallet. Each copy hand numbered in black ink out of 50
CD 3 (HH14-3) Disc 1 Blue CD Radio Rome W/DJ NERO
CD 4 (HH14-4) Disc 2 Green CD Radio Rome W/DJ NERO
CD 5 (HH14-5) Disc 3 Orange CD Radio Rome W/DJ Fucking CUNT
All of which are available for listening to on WSYM. Now if I have to track down one of 50 copies to be considered a completist, I'm going to get mad.
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landells
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Re: HH14 Julian Cope, 5 CD set (Ltd 50 Copies)
Mar 15, 2011, 18:59
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The key qualifying criteria for inclusion in the discography is that "an item must have been available to be purchase from the Shepherds Bush branch of Woolies for a period of not less than 60 days"... sadly, this excludes HH-3to5
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