tegs07

Ballad of a thin man - Dylan

Absolutely. It’s no guaranteed money spinner. Instruments are lovely things to have around though.

But how much would that cash be worth now if it was kept in a bank all those years rather than spent on a bass? £150 would probably pay for a decent hard case. The increase in the money supply (broad definition of inflation) and devaluation of money (reduction in purchasing power) is exactly what “investing” in assets is about. It’s not a get rich scheme just trying to get back ( hopefully with a modest increase) the value that you put in. Edit: There would have been some interest payment on the £150 but it would decline in proportion to the value of the money. By the mid 1980’s it would already be negligible.

I see the sun is smiling on your morning mug of compassion today! Kid looked overjoyed and made me smile. If her talent makes her and her friends and family happy that’s doing plenty.

F**k the police - NWA

Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

Sister luck - The Black Crowes

Exactly this. Cash has been getting hammered for several years now in a so called low inflation environment. It’s looking very much like inflation is starting to kick in. Any asset that can outstrip inflation is better than surplus cash in the bank, if it’s something you enjoy even better. I did post about this a while back but was largely ridiculed.

Wake up - Mad Season

Dealer - Martin Harley

The man comes around - Johnny Cash

Taste of cindy - JAMC

Nothing else matters - Metallica

Factory - Band of horses

My name is - Eminem

Season of the witch - Donovan

Turning Japanese - The Vapors

The Funeral - Band of horses

Beat me to it though I was going for Sleeping Beauty Judy is a Punk - Ramones

Eaton rifles - The jam

Sit down - James

Alison - Pixies

Alice - The Sisters of mercy

Strange Fruit - will go with Siouxsie and the Banshees version

Bohemian like you - Dandy Wahols