| Bondage in General 17:27 - Nov 1 with 945 views | Tonyfromdk |
Used to pop in there on my way from the bus station to the Dell.
Apart from the obvious they sold records and cool band/artist t-shirts.
The Gaumont was next door, so concert tickets were also sold.
Saw a lot in the early eighties, Style Council ,Billy Bragg ,Simple Minds and Joan Armatrading stand out as the best. Thinking about it maybe it was without the I (in general) [Post edited 1 Nov 17:46]
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| Bondage in General on 21:11 - Nov 1 with 672 views | Tonyfromdk |
Have a good one gents, adiós | | | |
| Bondage in General on 09:38 - Nov 2 with 408 views | SaintNick |
I used to go in Bondage in General and bought the odd t shirt, I think the tickets they sold were not for the Gaumont though as it had its own box office, but for other gigs at the city at independent venues.
A real collection of alternative styles in there |  |
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| Bondage in General on 11:47 - Nov 2 with 308 views | SonicBoom |
Was big through the punk days, you could get the tartan trousers with the straps etc. Then it went a bit new romantic and they sold a lot of double breasted frilly shirts! |  | | |
| Bondage in General on 17:21 - Nov 2 with 138 views | BCofE |
Ha!…had my ear pierced in there also bought the odd bit of clothing, it was a great alternative clothing shop, things that you couldn’t buy in the high street shops especially if you were into punk or a New Romantic.
The big fella who worked in there also worked on the door of Manhattans if my memory serves me right. | | | |
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