Anyway back to the free vinyl and this week it's Buzzcocks supremo Pete Shelley's first solo album Homosapien and the title track is the shizzle. Video here:

This single was informally "banned" by US radio at the time of release because of a perceived pro-gay subliminal message in the track; so political post-punk-hi-NRG, possibly. Anyway, it's a classic and the rest of the album also has some top stuff on it - here's I Don't Know What It Is.

To win this album plus a random Impotent Fury seven inch Tweet your answer to the following question: who is Pete singing to? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner announced on Friday.

Not to mention my personal fave Clap Me by Jack Frost.

To win this double LP full of mischief plus a random Impotent Fury seven inch, tweet your answer to the following question: which modern artist should make an acid house track? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner on Friday.

Q-Tip and Snoop pop up elsewhere but it's all good, believe me. To win this album on vinyl sent to your door along with a random Impotent Fury 7" just tell me - what would your dream supergroup be? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner announced on Friday.

Imaginative on-screen visuals! (Not.) But Shirl looks great of course, and this is pretty faithful to the vinyl version (although you neeeeed the "original" for your DJ set - check it here!)

Also featured is Spinning Wheel and the title track, both of which do it for me.

As if that wasn't enough I'm throwing in a Verve comp called Latin Delights featuring 17 (count 'em) cracking bossa-tinged jazz cuts, including this from Cal Tjader.

All you need to do to win both these fantastic albums plus a random Impotent Fury 7" is to Tweet your answer to the following question: how could we get much higher? (Other than by lighting my fire, of course.) Winner announced on Friday!

"This one's fresh this one's a brand new / check the mike a-one-two." Top stuff. And the Ignorants mix is a choon as well. Should I post it here as well? Why not.

As if that wasn't enough I'm throwing in the debut 12 by Dre's female protege The Lady Of Rage (plus Snoop guesting!) with her homage to her gay posse, "Afro Puffs."

"I rock rough and stuff / with my afro puffs" and there they all are in the video, out and proud. Plus the En Vogue classic "Hold On" which you all know so I won't bother posting it here.

So to win these three banging 12"s, just tweet your answer to the following question: which other Dickensian character should be making dance remixes? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner announced on Friday.

Here's another track, Ralph & Kathy, but the whole album's great to be honest.

So to win this LP plus a random Impotent Fury 7", just tweet your answer to this question: who should be the next French president? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner announced on Friday!

And the whole album's as good as that. This track was a bit of an anthem for Sam: check him out doing the same track in Chicago (only sound but an epic spoken intro) after US blacks had condemned him for hugging Nixon.

Anyway it could be yours on vinyl plus an Impotent Fury 7" if you answer the following question: given that one gets Jr added to your name if your parent with the same name is already famous, which new Jr would you like to see emerge? Possibly too complex a question - I'm going to have fun Tweeting it! - but what the heck. Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords! Winner announced on Friday. 

And here's a live version of the title track introduced in fine style by Tony Wilson no less.

You could win an original vinyl copy of this album plus an Impotent Fury 7" if you answer this question - which city are they in? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner announced on Friday. Now where's my parka..?

Talking of odd, here's the kings of odd, the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, with a greatest hits comp on Edsel entitled The Bestiality Of Bonzo Dog Band and compiled by Viv Stanshall himself. He wisely sticks their two best tracks (IMHO) at A1 and A2 respectively and here they are for you to sample. Firstly the amazing Canyons of Your Mind on sixties BBC programme Colour Me Pop. 

Also features THE BEST GUITAR SOLO EVER (yes I know I said that about the Buzzcocks) at 1.09 from Neil Innes. Frying pan! Frying pan! Sublime...

And now The Intro and The Outro, which speaks for itself.

There's loads more goodies on this 17 track LP (Shirts! What is it? I don't know) and it could be yours if you tweet the best answer to the following question: who else should be credited on the Intro & the Outro, and playing what instrument? Don't forget the hashtag #fredsfreerecords - winner announced on Friday. Hooray!

So I'll keep it brief. Mr Scruff's second album; triple vinyl. Check these.

To win, tweet answer to this question: what kind of trousers are best for trouser jazz? Don't forget hashtag #fredsfreerecords. I'm off to bed bah humbug.