Merseycider

Big Log - Robert Plant

Shout At The Devil - Motley Crue

Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Take Me Home Tonight - Eddie Money

Sea Dream - Santo & Johnny

Down By The Waterline - Dire Straits

Down At The Doctors - Dr Feelgood

Follow You Follow Me - Genesis

The Pressure Will Blow - Thin Lizzy

Grace Under Pressure - Rush

Little Baby Nothing - Manic Street Preachers

I'm Getting Buried In The Morning - Half Man Half Biscuit

Baba O'Riley - The Who

Man Of The World - Peter Green / Fleetwood Mac

O Lucky Man - Alan Price

Big Seven - Judge Dread

Return The Gift - Gang Of Four

The Champion Dung Spreader - The Wurzels

Hello 25kV. Sorry can't help with your sparking issue and apologies for thread drift but sneaking in on the left of the photo is a really interesting warship. RTC red / blue, panto and what looks like an APT bogie? Ooo. Any chance of seeing the beast in full and what's the story? Jonesy

Hello Ducky. I too missed them but get on the Accurascale site now, I've just been in and they're in stock to order now. Good luck.

Love Is A Wonderful Colour - Icicle Works

Billy Anorak and Steamport Southport, I love the pictures, thanks ever so much for posting them. Whilst on the subject of liveries I'm sure you'll already know that as well as BR blue with full yellow ends, there was for a period BR blue, small yellow panel. I've only seen about 3 phots of the SYP jobbies, only one of which is in colour in the splendid book 'Merseyside Electrics' by Jonathan Cadwallader & Martin Jenkins (Ian Allan, ISBN 978-0-7110-3417-4, Published 2010). The photo is by A.F. Graham and shows a 503 at Wallasey Grove Road in Feb 71 and the caption states that the yellow panel first appeared on Wirral EMUs in 1967. So it seems that at least one of them lasted a few years like that and also raises the possibility that 502s were similarly treated. Jonesy

Over The Hill - John Martyn

Take me I'm Yours - Squeeze

In A Big Country - Big Country