CD splurge

While I've been a good boy and not spent vast sums of money at Waltons of Altrincham this weekend (Dealer in n-gauge Fleischmann, Roco and Minitrix), I did go on a CD splurge at HMV. Expect reviews (both here and on Blogcritics) of the new album by the Neil Morse-less Spock's Beard (good), British glam-metal sensation The Darkness (also good), and the latest album by Blackmore's Night (which I haven't listened to yet).

Posted by TimHall at July 13, 2003 08:34 PM | TrackBack

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