I remember in 1977 being given tickets by a record company rep to see them in London (with Blondie as support). Was blown away by them and those first 2 LP's have always been with me. Sad sad times, rest in peace

I want this played at my funeral.

That you claim Starmer is a socialist proves my point.

Starmer = socialism extreme left-wing = do tell reading a headline or believing what the media tell you to think doesn't make you informed. as some of the posts here confirm

"reflection of ourselves" Speak for yourself and please don't decry anyone with hyperbolic tropes, it just demeans you. Try

Seriously? The media's obsession with people queueing "pay their respects" when this country is in freefall economically, morally and I'm brainwashed? This country voted in a government that for 10 years has inflicted poverty on an unprecedented scale, one minute telling us to clap for the NHS whilst selling parts of it off and in real terms paying them less. But don't look at that, let's trot out a cute picture of a young prince we can all go "ahh" over and now expect people to grieve and if they don't you're a traitor. But I'm the brainwashed one 🙄🙄🙄

it's the obsoleteness of the whole farce and the willingness of people to be serfs. all those fawning over the royal family do so because of their being brainwashed by the vacuous media who encourage the drive to keep people in their place and know their place. Whereas those who think for themselves and actually seek knowledge tend to know different

i'm really pleased that Bill's back catalogue is being made available as digital downloads. i remember the old website years ago where i was regularly shouted down for asking for these - being told that the "aural/sonic landscapes should be treated and respected like a great painting - and my request was like requesting an inferior print of the original! Glad to see that pretension has faded😀

RSD has become a rip off over the years. i remember queuing up at 3:30am to get Bowie's Welcome to the blackout 3LP release and they were charging £50! too late to go anywhere else as nearest record shop to this one was another 30+ miles. Found out later average price shops were selling it for was £30-£35. I might be tempted by this but won't be at that shop, went out of business!!

have all your listings now finished as i get nothing when using your ebay name

I've been waiting for this, my favourite BBD album! I remember working in Guy Norris Records in East Ham (London) when it was released, played it non-stop. The manager has only ordered in 5 copies and thanks to my relentless promotion they all sold out in just over a day. I ordered in another 20 copies (manager went mad), but all sold in no time. Classic album

So true. i''m listening to it as i write this. Of all the (prolific) output you make and deliver to the world, this is by far (in my opinion) your greatest work. Every track invokes so many memories of my youth, thoughts of times never to be had or seen again and dreams of any even earlier time. Thank you so much for this Bill - and for never resting on your laurels.

i would love to hear Bill's mix of the Warriors album, been hoping for years that it would see the light of day.........