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Paul Jewitt said:
First single - 7" picturedisc of 'I Like Driving In My Car' by Madness, from the record stall in Bransholme Centre market. Can't remember the first album I bought myself, but the first one bought for me was one of the Hits/Now albums that I seem to remember having 'Ya Mo Be There' on it for some reason
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Good cenner forward too
 
Gone For A Walk said:
You are right about the slaughterhouse / butchers shop link, but it was back of what is now Hotel 41 (previously Lances, Hooters night club).
Was owned by Russell Webster.
Interesting googling it and reading some of the stories!
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I know where you are...Across from Wetherspoon's ? I always thought the abbatoir was further along? I had an uncle worked at Lances for years with John Fleming.
 
Phin T Bookbinder2 said:
Remember the guy well. Him and his son. The old fellow always checked the quality of the Vinal like he was on the antique roadshow. Had good chats with his son whilst we went through the punk/new wave box. Remember coming across the Pork Dukes , telephone masterbater single. Son said “ don’t let my dad see that one…
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We used to compete to go in and ask him for the most bizarre records we could think of. A favourite being Heads Down, No Nonsense, Mindless Boogie by Alberto y Lost Trios Paranoias. He got wise to us after a while and just used to answer 'it's deleted' to whatever we asked him for.
 
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Ric Glasgow said:
I know where you are...Across from Wetherspoon's ? I always thought the abbatoir was further along? I had an uncle worked at Lances for years with John Fleming.
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Yep. There was also an abbatoir behind Shoulders butchers central main street (where Bpyes was until it moved recently). Back in the days when cattle market was operating.
 
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Gone For A Walk said:
Yep. There was also an abbatoir behind Shoulders butchers central main street (where Bpyes was until it moved recently). Back in the days when cattle market was operating.
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That's the one I was thinking of(didn't know there was one at Lances)...I went in there a couple of times as a kid,it was pretty macabre!!!

Driffield used to stink to the high heavens when they came to pick up all the 'leftovers.
 
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Ernie Shackleton said:
We used to compete to go in and ask him for the most bizarre records we could think of. A favourite being Heads Down, No Nonsense, Mindless Boogie by Alberto y Lost Trios Paranoias. He got wise to us after a while and just used to answer 'it's deleted' to whatever we asked him for.
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That’s what we used to do for entertainment before x box and Sky tv
 
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