These two original vinyls have been passed down from many family members leaving me with triple the copy. I simply adore all my followers and am generous enough to have a happy giveaway!
INFO on the vinyls:
- Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band- is original pressing from 1967. It is in great condition, still has original sleeve and cut out sheet.
- Let It Be- is also original pressing from 1970. It is in amazing form and has said to be on the turntable only a handful of times, one being played by myself.
RULES to win:
- MUST fancy The Beatles (don’t want to hand it out to someone who doesn’t)
- MUST be following me: rathersilly.tumblr.com (I’m not a bad blog, if you love classic rock stars & vintage things/ I most likely will be following back if you like the same. c:)
- You can reblog as much as you want, the higher the chance to win!
Shipping:
- I will ship abroad.
- All costs on me.
I WILL PICK A WINNER ON JULY 1st, 2012!
GOOD LUCK & MAY THE BEST BEATLE-HEAD WIN!
Special features announced for Doctor Who And The Ambassadors Of Death
Special features have now been announced for the DVD release of the 1970 Jon Pertwee adventure The Ambassadors of Death.
Splendid Shaps, All Of Them!: A tribute to the various roles played in Doctor Who by the actor Cyril Shaps. Includes the 1982 Blue Peter clip which showed eager young viewers how to make their own Archimandrite’s hat.
The Real Ambassadors Of Death: A 50-minute documentary of tangential relevance to the Doctor Who story it accompanies, exploring the real-life stories behind ambassadors who have killed people.
Recolourising the Ambassadors: Detailed instructions on how to finish recolourising these episodes yourself, as the budget for this DVD release didn’t quite stretch to finishing the job.
Levene’s Scene: The complete unaired 30-minute pilot for a BBC2 programme showcasing the latest in contemporary jazz, presented by Sergeant Benton actor John Levene. In this episode Levene jams with John Chilton’s Feetwarmers and George Melly tells a lengthy anecdote about something or other. Features the last recorded TV appearance of Jimi Hendrix, who wandered onto the set accidentally whilst looking for the studio for Dee Time.
Commentary by Clive Tyldesley with Jim Beglin (episodes 1, 3, 5 & 7) and Andy Townsend (episodes 2, 4 & 6). Moderated by Toby Hadoke.
Production Subtitles and Coming Soon Trailer
What do you get for the Beatles fan who has everything? Once they’ve got all the albums, the Anthology DVDs and all the movies… well, there’s still Beatles books, T-shirts, mugs, keyrings, fridge…
I read an interview with Richard Scudamore on Saturday. Don’t ask me why, I knew it was only going to annoy me. What did he say? Oh, the usual crap. Regulation is evil. Game 39 was a tip-top idea…
