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amicus is one my fave studios for their anthology films, and yet i struggle to find anyone who has heard of amicus.. especially over seas horror fans in the US. I bring up Amicus in a discussion and they are like "what?" what a tragic shame

I went to Aylestone school between 1977 and 1982. I remember Mr Roberts, he was a good teacher, head of our 3rd year, in the Widemarsh site. I worked at Sun Valley between 1984-1991. Initially as a casual doing turkey trussing for Christmas, then kept on to work in Corbett Block on the McNugget line the B&B line running the packing and labelling machines.

Bob Palmer what a tosser

I worked here during my uni holidays as a student (1996-1999). Fun times. I'm a vegetarian now.

Times must have been hard before big finish

Is this the trailer for Revolution of the Daleks?

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It's hardly changed. Only the cars and clothes.

It doesn't look like it's changed much at all since then ! Which is good.

Any clues as to what the censored pieces of music might be?

I'm Hereford born and bread and a resident and love passionately the place I live in. It's where I was educated, where my twin died and it's where my lows and highs have been. I've staged amazing rave parties back in the day also called 'Transition,' which are still remembered to this day. It's always been a place of culture and creativity in all quarters. I think this was a good angle. I'm not sure if it has past or not but it's true it doesn't have to be metropolitan to be indicative of culture. Good going. Mark P.S the outdoor scene is pretty cool to as depicted on my channel. Peace!

typical may, she was too busy screwing up Brexit.

Recorded at Chapel Lane Studios, Hampton Bishop, Hereford. 1000 copies were printed and given to all the employees of DRG in Hereford and Bristol. Produced and engineered by Paul Cobbold.

So nice to see at least a little of the Town as it was Thank you.

say what you like about sun valley but you met real people there, learned valueable lessons in life, made some bloody good friends and for a school leaver it was really good money.

Loved that - so many great memories. I remember 80 into 81 getting snowed in, school was off for the week and we built an igloo. All the best. Mark

I let that one roll. Very enjoyable - takes me back and yeah I sure do remember the Ip Sisters. Interesting though to hear Susie still lives here. Good going. Mark

I chatted with Danny once at Job Club. He was a funny guy. Nice tune! All the best. Mark

Quality record. Next on the playlist is Me and You and a Dog Named Boo 😁

Respectfully, my father Terry was in the regiment for 22 years - all very glittery it sounds! I'm happy the munitions factory is being redeveloped mind you and a bit sad because we would play there as kids dreaming of being 'special forces' as we ran on the roofs and played as covert soldiers. Yes, Hereford sure is making use of its associations, which is the case in the life without doubt. It should attract all manner of people.

Hey that's a pretty epic trailer. I remembered lots of original stuff in there. Fabulously done. All the best. Mark

Anyone who worked there in the 90s will remember Gill Cook. She used to make you a cake if it was your birthday. Haven't seen her in years. She lived in Leoninster and worked there over 25 years

I was there 4 years after I left school in 1996-2000. Omg we had some laughs on macdonalds line 2

Well done ladies !

Definitely support the campaign to get these woman recognized. I love em all - deer old folk who played their part. I created a video you might be interested in on this channel. Out of respect I've left the link out. It's up to the viewer to seek it out. All the best. Mark

Aylestone filth. 😂

Happy new year bro, just stumbled across your channel and I really like your content, I see big potential in you, this year I will be starting out a shout-out series where I will be helping small channels like yours to grow their fan base, to be put in for the shout-out all you have to do is go and subscribe to my channel and you’re all set, see you soon :-)

i went to Aylestone from 1990-1995 remember that assembly hall on my first day. i was late 😅😅

Be you didn't know she's my great aunty.

It's good - a more multi-dimensional town. All the best to it and the students. Mark

I remember the occasional chicken carcass falling off the line. Glad I had my orange helmet on!

Summer job: 1986, 1987, 1988... Orange helmet ("Cabbage") Portions lines: Shoving chicken carcasses on moving cones, pulling fat out of carcasses, sitting with grannies and chicken breasts, McDonalds heavyweight carcasses... Repetitive strain disorder... The money paid for driving lessons, a new boombox, art materials and clothes....

I worked there when the filming took place , i was sitting on bench when they were looking at the baby .....when corbett block got burnt down was sent to france and got kicked out which ended up on the news lol

slimy creep with the blue helmet

worked here 1993 1994 bloody glad to leave this smelly depressing place

That bloke at 10.28 works in PCWorld now.

Whatever became of 'Joanna' @ 4.05 ?

I worked there from 1989-1998 2003 - 3006 Now I'm on my way to becoming a best selling author,.

The pay also isn't good anymore. It's crap. Take home less than 300 a week to work nights . Rubbish

Hereford 2016 is a world away and not for the better.

8,000 pounds. Ho-ly shit.

you'd be mad not to put those awesome posters up!

I work there and it's changed so much it's unreal, I still work with someone on this video as well!