Longevity has its advantages...

Released in 1957 , this pressing from 1961. Turntable from 1978. Amp from 1998. Still plays as good as new in 2024.

We'll never see a format like it again.

Huge queues formed at shops across the city this morning for Record Store Day liverpoolecho.co.uk/whats-on/whats…

A wild tale, and not in a good way...

'students had not given free and genuine consent'

Keeps his job.

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Another clutch of superb Record Store Day 2024 items from those lovely folks at Defend Vinyl on Smithdown Road, Liverpool, well worth popping down. #RSD24 #RecordStoreDay #RecordStoreDay 2024

Rough Trade has just opened their biggest UK store here in Liverpool.

Is that good news for local talent looking for a break? Or should we worry for our beloved independents?

Ophira Gottlieb investigates

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Farewell Z80. You served us well o7

This guy thought that parking on a corner would be ok for 2 hours - trying to drive through from the left completely impossible

Spent an hour on the phone waiting for the police to pick up - fortunately for him, he returned before they did

Son missed fracture clinic appointment

The cybertruck recall making them finally reveal the sales figures is so good, it sold half as much as the DeLorean lmao

One more sleep to go! Here’s your handy at-a-glance guide to RSD at Defend. Hit us up with any questions we’re happy to help. See you tomorrow! Record Store Day UK

The Mersey Tidal barrage will never get built!

I don't mind that cycling through South Sefton is actually worse than it used to be.

Or even that the flagship dock road cycle lane was 100% blocked this morning outside Bramley Moore.

I do care when Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram tries to make political capital out of this utter failure.

£70M.

OK, fair enough. LOL.

Tumbleweeds roll through a deserted scene...

The years are counted in Eurovision parties...

The paint has worn off where it once said 'Phase 2 of The Strand'.

Hello Liverpool hive mind of the late 80s and early 90s. Would anyone be able to steer me in the direction of a report called Music City that was published in 1990? I can see it listed in Pete Fulwell's archive, but can not find a copy

Wavertree playground on a kids sports day... And it starts to rain...

I don't think I've ever seen such aggressive driving.

It was just wild. I was really not very far off the bloke who'd taken his wankers SUV across the grass.

Pretty feisty.

'Make eye contact with drivers'

That Spectator article is deranged.