A book? A script, clearly stating G&M, with sufficient a picture to show Yootha Joyce, far L upper corner.
What hidden depths of depravity this way lie?

I wanna live there for a month or so.

Looks like the roof leaks, mind, if that crate on the floor is anything to go by? Fascinating - do one of the office!

Where's Wally?

Is conspicuous materialism ok as long as it's obscure books, magazines, records, clothes and memorabilia? Strikes me it's similar to the *fact* that driving an old VW camper van/ancient Golf/SAAB/Volvo is more ethically acceptable than their far cleaner and more efficient 21st century counterparts.

I'm all for materialism by the way, I just don't see the moral difference between Mick Jones hoarding or Paul Weller needing to own a rare Small Faces EP and a WAG's equally fierce longing for Jimmy Choos.

With the toy still unopened. Don't look. Don't even point.

sheets of miniature NME and Rockin' On covers, sandbags, a biography of Dean Martin by Nick Tosches, a Lord Snooty book and 'Ambition' by Julie Burchill.

A treaure trove.

I see a bag from Amoeba Records, possibly the original store in Berkeley CA. Probably the best record store in the whole US. I salute your good taste, Mick.

Surprised no one's mentioned it but perhaps I'm the oldest geezer here. Also surprised it was still running when Joe 90 came around, which, in Gerry Anderson years, is about five minutes ago.

My neighbour George and I both bought issue 1 and sent each other TV21 code messages for what frail memory recalls as a long, hot summer.

A whole row of books by Winston the S.

but doesn't "Mick Jone's Lockup" sound like a bit of song maybe readers could work it into the lyrics of famous tune.....

feeling slightly less sheepish about my loft having seen this.

Orioles fan? (big orange hand, top left) - spot of 'Wire tourism', perhaps?

I think we've easily got this much stuff. Not saying it's as interesting though.

One's man's trash, etc.

It's this Saturday's afternoon treat for the family. A visit to see Mick's detritus. They can't wait.

http://www.chelseaspace.org/index.html

I do like Zoomify very good fun.

The covers and ideas were brilliant, the stories were wooden. Barry Allen returns (properly in his own series)as The Flash in April after being dead for 24 years, should be better this time round.

... and every woman's nightmare.

Me, I tend to feel a bit oppressed by an accumulation of 'stuff'. It does me good to get rid of things - charity shops and even dumping. Not that one loses the childlike desire, as David H mentioned, to own things that seem rare and precious and connected with better times in one's life. I've been ruminating for a while, for instance, on whether to purchase a not inexpensive Noggin The Nog ornament - which I don't NEED, obviously, but which looks nice on a shelf and resonates enormously for me, while having the luxury of taking up a very small amount of space. Whereas the vast runs of Mojo and Record Collector magazines I own take up too much space and are of no conceivable value to me. I think I'd rather see a bare wall, to be honest (though one hates to simply throw things out - I'm awaiting my town's main library getting back to me on whether they'll accept them as a donation).