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Interesting. I bet these are expensive though?

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Even worse, I bought a set of Modus service CDROMs off Ebay (copies of the official service CDs) and they show the EGR valve location varies (we assume it differs by engine type - ours seem to be K9K engines) , but none match our 2 Modi.

I am stumped because I can't identify t...

The song was - on the label - credited to "Fred Fassert" as composer. This Beach Boys hit single was actually salvaged from a rather chaotic session (the complete thing has long ago been released). Someone did a great job of salvaging about two minutes of great music from that session, to assemb...

Don't you just wish DJ links were as short and direct (and about the music) as this nowadays? It truly was about the music back then. Shame how we have lost that for the most part.

Well done, this is an excellent tutorial.

{ Re a few comments back: All Americans seem to say "Sodder" for some reason. I wonder if, when they get a buyer on Ebay, they say "I sod my item! In the rest of the English speaking world world people do seem to say it right, sold-er. Ah well, vive la...

Sounds like he was singing along with the record - same backing track as the record. Weird though, because from what you can tell at this res, there are no wires coming away from his performing position. Perhaps they just put him in a booth before the show to overdub the record onto a tape and he...

Can anyone who is a player explain why this song has such a tingle factor when it transitions from the verse to the chorus? Is that a minor to major transition or something? As I understand it Gary came in after the song backing was recorded and just overdubbed his vocal on it?

Surely the original UK hit was on Parlophone?

Get the Tremeloes hits CD, their version of YR is on there, it has precisely the same backing track as Christie's hit. The Trems recorded the backing track, but Jeff Christie's vocal was put on it, and released under his name to be a big hit.

I think that the cringingly lame repetition of "Yel...