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Doctor Doctor - UFO, Thompson Twins, Wishbone Ash

Handling fees sounds like an opportunity for some firms to fleece buyers. The BBC article being a case in point, VAT is fair enough, but how much for ‘handling’?

More More More - Andrea True

How could I forget Alan Spenner? 😱

Take Me Back Home - Slade

Good work 👏👏👏

Long & Winding Road - The Moptops

Blowin’ Free - Wishbone Ash

I had a finish issue with my first 1605, which was sorted with a replacement, but I sometimes found the bodies a bit small. Probably all nonsense and a fair dash of ennui/GAS played its part. To be fair, I was also wooed back to 4 stringers by the company that sometimes can’t be named. Ah, ‘twas ever thus.

I fail to see your point 😂😎

Ah, the 1205 in all its understated elegance. I wish I’d bought one of these now, rather than being seduced by the bling of the 1605. Maybe I’d still own an Ibby if I had. Hey ho.

Some seriously talented builders here who are more than happy to share their expertise with others.

This sounds horrifyingly familiar - childhood flashback time. Right, I’m off to hide from the bullies.

“Who are you? Uncle Ernie, Cousin Kevin, The Real Me? I Can’t Explain!”

Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads

Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) - Green Day* *Would’ve been more appropriate yesterday.

The B1tch Is Back - Elton

I think it’s called Craftman’s these days, it comes in a yellow tin. I originally got it to remove the nitro lacquer from the neck of my Roadworn P (I don’t get on with fairly new nitro, it’s often too sticky) IIRC and, as the paint was starting to wear (and be sticky) on the SUB, both got the treatment. I resealed with Danish Oil (2 or 3 coats, knocked back with wire wool each time).

Hit Me With You’re Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury et al

Just neck. I didn’t mind the body, mine was white and I added a tort p/g; all good.

I Will Follow You into the Dark - Death Cab For Cutie.

I stripped my old one with Nitromors Pro and very fine grade wire wool, I was quite straight forward IIRC.

Close To You - The Carpenters

Minute By Minute - The Brothers of Doob

In The Still of the Night - Whitesnake