When you’re watching BBC Archive and your collector brain snaps to attention Can you spot one from your collection? youtube.com/watch?v=TChP...

Age yourself with a film you saw in a cinema as a kid.

Good afternoon!

If you see this, post a bridge

Did someone say beveragino?

Charity Shop find of the day-this is now the second copy of this that I own -however unlike the other ex-library copy that has a terrible sleeve I’m not sure this has ever been played

Post a duo…

Happy Birthday to Floella!

In case you needed evidence.

Wow! Incredible detective work from Simon here.

An even harder quiz is what is going on in the studio ‘Down At The Old Pebbke Mill’? I’ve always wondered what the image was supposed to capture. Toys. Lots of toys! So was the PB@1 or another show?

A juicy pair of ‘need’s found in the £2 bins at Record Plant Farsley today. A Super Beeb T-shirt to the first person to identify the LP Tony is holding!

A juicy pair of ‘need’s found in the £2 bins at Record Plant Farsley today. A Super Beeb T-shirt to the first person to identify the LP Tony is holding!

A belated happy 50th to Fawlty Towers. The first video we ever rented was FT but BBC Records did solid business with four LPs of audio from the tv recordings linked by in character Andrew Sachs between 1979 and 1983.

If you see this, post an image of Guilford Cathedral

How do you answer your phone?

Drop someone SCREAMING 😱

Mullard and the Television Industry

Smashing purchase from Whitstable today. Probably seen this series (and TTSS) more times than my youngest has seen Marvel movies.

next under the needle - 'Girl On The Test Card'

An early one on the BBC Radio Enterprises label. Shades of Green A musical evening at the Irish Club, London RED 36, 1969 The Irish Club closed in 2011 after a move and long decline. I confess I’d never heard of it but there was a patch of Ireland in Belgravia for 50+ yrs, open to anyone Irish.🇮🇪

There’s lovely

Martha and Daniel Ford at the Coldplay gig

Marti and Tiger at the Coldplay gig

Ronnie B and Ronnie C at the Coldplay gig.

I have AJ1 as a BBC record. Later Aled stuff seems to be 10 Records only. Variants only mildly interesting 🙂 Val on MFP I may have seen before (@beanygreen.bsky.social ?). It’s just a straight relabelled REB 510, which is interesting. I don’t need (need) it, if you know what I mean 😉

Also, are you collecting/cataloguing these? Both have BBC Records logos but both not actually BBC Records.

Cool!

Who remembers railways?! Railways Remembered An Excursion into the past REB 119, 1971 Tickets Supplied by The Transport Ticket Society R.A. Symes-Schutzmann compiled , reminiscences based, follow-up to The End Of Steam (REB 30)later bundled together as 2xLP REF 190

“What was supposed to be a night of music and joy turned into a deeply personal mistake playing out on a very public stage."

More new stuff… Sound Effects No.2 (reissue) RED 76, (C)1970 I’ve got all the original grid design SFX sleeves but not all the reissued sleeves. By 1979 they wanted something new, so with stocks of old ones depleted they came up with a new concept.

I have my reasons for adding this to the collection. It exists. It happened. Don’t really need to say much more or to get into a debate about it.

Penultimate TOTP album from the almost defunct Super Beeb label - collar and cuffs don’t match - BBC Records logos on the sleeve but the right labels. Decent representation of the year with legally mandated B.A. Robertson BBC TV's Best Of... Top Of The Pops Volume 8 (BELP 016, 1980)

Guns: Replica Models Another new purchase, swept up whilst buying something more credible on ‘Cogs. 20 Country & Western Greats (REC 276, 1977) No radio show tie-in. No sleeve notes. Not that Great. Quite a few very similar albums around at the time and Dolly Parton visited the UK in 1977 so…

Can I come over and stare at you like… Anyway, I’ve got some new purchases to catch up on. I might have got this in Scotland which is very slightly appropriate for ‘Glenn’ here. 12” single because the eighties and with 9 weeks on the chart peaking at 22 a modest hit for BBC Records forty years ago.

#DrWhoAudioOdyssey Paradise of Death episode 4.

Funny, I was just listening to Wilson by Saint Etienne and thinking about this one.

Can I come over and look at you like this?

Can I come over and stare at you like this?

Okay, I’ve been putting this off for weeks. But… I got a parcel from @avavsystems.bsky.social

I won’t let it (wait for it) affect me.

Ooooh, not seen this @bbcrecords.co.uk before! A rare charity shop visit for me today. Hope I get to listen to it as I only have a week left! ;-)

Good afternoon from Vintage records, Kirkcudbright Got, got, got, need!

Some great tracks on here. Reggae influenced beats anyone? youtu.be/wXB8bqN0xZU?...

Take to the skies with Brian Cant, Chloe Ashcroft, Lionel Morton, Toni Arthur – Play Away

The Cream Of “Take It From Here” and its dysfunctional family spinoff The Glums. Featuring Jimmy Edwards, Dick Bentley, June Whitfield and Wallas Eaton.

RESL 27 The B side to Suffering From Inflation

The Two Ronnies at the BBC – Volumes 1 to 4. "A juggernaut of onions has shed its load all over the M1. Motorists are advised to find a hard shoulder to cry on."