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I managed avoid spending any more money on N-gauge rolling stock to clutter up my already overfull layout, but unfortunately for my bank balance I did make it as far as HMV in Stockport and binge on CDs instead, and ended up with the new album "Bananas" from veteran rockers Deep Purple, "Dream Harder" by The Waterboys (I'll blame that on HH), and "Damnation" by Opeth (to be blamed on Marty Dodge) I'll try and post reviews once I've had a chance to listen to them all; I'm quite impressed with the Deep Purple one.

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