Movie poster/Album cover.

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Post one that you like with a memory.


I was 13 when I sneaked in to see this at the ABC in Sheffield.

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I was in Dinnington High St sitting in an old Transit van waiting for my new wife to do her shopping when I saw this in a record shop window.

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parents away for 3 weeks aged had the house to myself aged 17. remember watching the film with a random crowd of stoners, house-heads and bizarrely some coked up footy hooligans that stayed in the house for 2-3 days.

the sun was bliss, and imported russian vodka mixed with black current tango was the the height of birkenhead refinement back then.

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Snook in to the Plaza cinema Dudley with a friend of mine one Saturday afternoon. We were 13. There were maybe 8 other people in there 5 had long macs on

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Had this on the wall of my flat in the 80s, when we weren't sure whether the world was in safe hands. Looking like the sequel might be more scary.

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I was in my early twenties, had a decent job, a nice car, a young lady on my arm, boy oh boy, life was good, especially playing this over & over again.

Loved "Reason to Believe", & I sung it into my bedroom mirror a million times. Still sing it to myself even now. Minus the mirror, obv.  My version is probably better than Sir Rod's, too.


If I listened long enough to you
I'd find a way to believe that it's all true
Knowing that you lied straight faced while I cried
Still I look to find a reason to believe

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I'm including this because:

A - It was he first film we ever hired to watch on our new video recorder. (Video recorders cost about as much as a car)

B - It was a great movie.

C - I fancied Susan George.

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I'm including this because:

A - It was he first film we ever hired to watch on our new video recorder. (Video recorders cost about as much as a car)

B - It was a great movie.

C - I fancied Susan George.

Hey Tom this was the first X film I saw, I was 14. Put my mates 4 inch platforms on to have a go at getting in and it worked. They weren't that fussy in the 70's.

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This is one of the most iconic album covers I have. I went with my mates to see them in the early 70's and didn't know much about them. Gig was brilliant so I went and bought it, was on the turntable almost every day for months.


King Crimson In the court of the crimson king.


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Definitely in my top 10.

We all get together at least once a year to watch this. Anticipating the jokes that you know are coming is half the fun.

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My mam and dad took us to the pictures to see this. A very rare treat indeed.

We spent the the next few weeks pointing dramatically at every canine we saw and exclaiming, "That dawg's got hydrofobeee"

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I'm sure that Tighty will be relieved that after changes I can't post pictures here so you will have to Google the Script for a Jesters tear album cover!

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Thank you Sir! xXx

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Deffo in my top 10.





"I can eat 50 eggs...."



Iknowit's pal Gregor once made a bet that he could eat 50 boiled eggs, but he didn't have them to hand so he tried to eat 50 scotch eggs.


He was sick several times, rumour has it that he also shat himself.

He was so ill the following day he couldn't get out of bed to play the Midlands Medley