Even the catalogue was expensive.

Can we have a standing ovation please for @AlisonMoyet? How fucking good is she? Looks ace. Sings even better. Can dance. Tweets just lovely. Marvellous.

Well said, Dinah! As a woman of many guises, CC, may one ask under what subcultural umbrella you sheltered under - if one at all? 😁☂️ @CollettWriter

MANICS - ALARM - TOM - BADFINGER - BASSEY - BOYCE - THE PARTISANS

Finnish lunatics. 1983. KAAOS.

Storm, my arse. Nothing more than a bit wet and windy. Modern day woke bollocks. 😉

A nice little RUTS poster I came across in one of the Rebellion Punk Festival programmes. @RebellionFest

Not that anybody really gives a shit, but below is the beginning of my record collection. I no longer buy vinyl or cd’s; all purchases are via the Apple ITunes library. It’ll just give you all a flavour of what floats my musical boat. We’ll go alphabetically…

MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL. 1983.

Another band who nearly made it. SECRET AFFAIR. Charismatic lead singer, several great songs, fanatical following. Unfortunately, TIME FOR ACTION and MY WORLD will only get you so far. Nice suits though.

Most rock stars can’t act. Daltrey can.

THE CRACK. Lauded and applauded by Slade’s NODDY HOLDER in 1982 when they won 1982’s Battle of the Bands (surely time for a renaissance?). Sadly, the momentum was short-lived resulting in sporadic appearances at the occasional punk festival.