New HMHB al*** 'CSI: Ambleside' out TOMORROW!!

That one completely passed me by. I hear 'The floppy hatted one' is guesting on Lord Hereford's Todger

Not sure how long it will take Geoff D to process the millions of orders for what promises to be the greatest album of this year.

Driving up to Manchester for a job interview tomorrow too but the car CD player is knacked!!!!!

Missed opportunity to know all the words by the end of the day

Jonathan

Ordered mine from Amazon. Knowing ROTF's taste I am sure it will be fab, though it will be the first HMHB recording in my collection.

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Knowing ROTF's taste

and you still ordered it

I must be getting soft in my old age!

Stuart, to my shame it will be the first. But almost certainly not the last. I know ROTF has told us before, but what would be the order of preference for the purchase of other HMHB meisterwerks?

Excellent - thank you.

A band for the wedding....hmmmm. We have a DJ booked for the evning knees-up, I think that'll have to do!

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Originally posted by Chris Kelly:
Stuart, to my shame it will be the first. But almost certainly not the last. I know ROTF has told us before, but what would be the order of preference for the purchase of other HMHB meisterwerks?

Of course, I've yet to be aquatinted with CSI:Ambleside, but my usual advice is to start with



BTW if you do get Cammell Laird Social Club then there is one catch - the other albums advertised on the sleeve like Charlie Drake Sings Nick Drake don't really exist. I found out when I tried to order it.

If is hard for me to choose or order the albums for you. I like everything this group has ever done. Achtung Bono is excellent and I really really like Four Lads Who Shook The Wirral.

The early stuff is a bit raw, but the songs are just so good: Trumpton Riots, Albert Hammond Bootleg and Please click here to hear All I Want For Christmas Is A Dukla Prague Away Kit and see if it brings back memories .

Please click here for a tribute to Bob Wilson

and here's a classic from Trouble Over Bridgwater

and, lastly

here's a tribute to the great Dean Friedman


ATB Rotf

Thanks ROTF. Got to love those spoof album titles! I am looking forward to exploring the back catalogue.