Please remember it can take some time for Paypal or your card issuer to process and post the refund. Sleeve Titled: Gary Glitters Gangshow: The Gang, The Band, The Leader. If approved, you’ll be automatically refunded on your original payment method. We will notify you once we’ve received and inspected your return, and let you know if the refund was approved or not. If your order has not arrived after 28 days we will discuss a replacement, credit or refund with you and arrange this without further delay. It is rare in our experience that items go missing entirely, but occasionally they are delayed by a few days. This will vary depending on your destination but typically Royal Mail requires that 28 days be allowed for delivery. Unless UK next day delivery is chosen, we will ask you to wait a reasonable amount of time for your parcel to arrive. We may only refund return postage, when approved, for the use of standard mail services.
To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it in its original packaging We cannot take responsibility for damage to insufficiently repackaged items, or items that have poorly used before being returned. The return address is included on the delivery label. You must take reasonable care to ensure that an item is repackaged so that it arrives back in the same condition it was despatched. Returns will only be accepted if received within 28 days from the date of delivery. If you need to return an item to us for a refund, you should contact us first at We will advise how best to return it. We may request pictures of the items in question. Refunds will be given on items that are faulty or do not match the condition stated. Certainly, you would never back Leigh's voice to emerge triumphant from a seaside talent contest, despite the fact that he and Furst have toured their tribute band, All That Glitters, with Bjorn Again.We have a 14-day return policy, which means you have 14 days after receiving your item to request a return. The script was not always watertight and the acting, Furst apart, ropy. Notwithstanding some spectacular costumes and an imaginative set, the show could not disguise its Edinburgh Fringe roots. At which point a wasp started to buzz him and he was overcome by a paroxysm of twitching terror, frantically flapping his arms to wave the wasp away, the eyes widening in childlike fear. But the Glitter look? He still needed those startled wildman eyes. The Glitter handle had been debated: Stanley Sparkle, Terry Tinsel etc. The Glitter gear had been settled upon when Gary's mentor / producer, Mike Leander (Steve Furst), plucked a foil-wrapped chicken from the oven - 'Ah, sparkly clothes,' exclaimed Gary. The sharpest episode was the recounting of the moment the star was born. He would have made a quarter of a million.' 'Ah]' sighed his manager, 'Gary's artistic intuition.
Enter Andrew Lloyd Webber offering Glitter ' pounds 40 cash or one per cent of the royalties' on the album. Until, a few minutes in, the narrator (being Gary's 'manager') remembered that in 1970 his struggling charge had been signed up as the high priest on the Jesus Christ Superstar LP. Sure enough, as the dry ice cleared, there was Gary (M Simon Leigh) bulging out of his Bacofoil, tottering on his silver stacks and striking his ludicrous poses, just as you knew he would be - as sure as 'Rock 'n' Roll Part 2' follows 'Rock 'n' Roll Part 1'. So for the first few moments of Leader] The Gang's Tribute to Gary Glitter, it seemed that we were in for a night of down-the-line reverential pastiche. And parodies come no more ridiculous than a beefy hirsute man in heels and lame. The problem with parodying a parody is that you can end up playing it straight.
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