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It was watching video's like this that enticed me into recently buying a Seekers CD. Record companies should welcome the free publicity this kind of video brings for their back catalogues; many a forgotten artist has found a new audience thanks to fans posting their favourite artists work on you...

@MuseOfTheWest Do you eat meat?

Thats what I love about youtube, you log on to listen to a golden oldie to escape for a little while the grim reality of life in Britain today, to reminisce about simpler perhaps for some of us, happier times and BANG you get dragged back to reality by the comments column.

I don't know if it is true but I heard this song is an early tribute to Syd Barrett with its lines; 'Who's the fool who wears the crown' and 'fear lines in his brow'. The ending chorus by the Anfield Kop singing,'You'll never walk alone', was a message to Syd saying we are with you.

The build up to 18:14 and beyond is mind blowing!

Who did this version?

TAKE A LOOK AT THE LAWMAN BEATING UP THE WRONG GUY.

One of my favourite lines in a song of all time (and so true).

Just to get my POV straight, I'm in favour of coppers giving thugs a clip around the ear. It just so happens I've witnessed coppers (bless 'em) doing what the above line expresses.

This track was on the Electric Guitars EP issued in 1997 along with Electric Guitars, Dragons, Girl I'm Here and Never Trust a Spell.

Good to see a tribute to Eric Fleming, Gil Favor was one of my earliest childhood heroes. I hadn’t seen a Rawhide episode in 45 years, then I came across them airing on the TCM channel. On viewing only a handful of episodes I see no reason to change my opinion; he is still a hero to me. As Gil Fa...

Wow!

Public Eye is fantastic TV drama and I have all the available episodes on DVD. Like a lot of others who have commented here, I tend to watch DVD more that modern day television, so much of it is very poor stuff. I'm a great admirer of Alfred Burke and Marker in Public Eye is I thnk his best chara...

I used to watch this when it was originally aired and loved it and it again makes me appreciate it all the more. Despite today's CGI technology I doubt modern programme makers could make an intro as fast moving and action packed as this is. I loved all the Anderson Supermarionation projects but t...

WOW ! LOVE THE STAGE LIGHTS...LOOK LIKE OSRAM 60 WATT TO ME

Brilliant, this takes me back over 30 years, practically wore out the copy of this on the jukebox in my local pub. 20p for 3 records and if you were extravagant you could get 7 choices for 50p. Great days!!