Released  June 17th 1985.   Still regarded by many as the greatest progressive rock album of the 1980s, although Id probably award that accolade to either The Final Cut or Somewhere in Afrika myself.  And it is the  only album by Marillion which actually topped the album charts albeit extremely brie...

Thank you for the encouragement guys.   The gig was great although short. She was only on for 70 minutes.   I did feel awkward at first hanging around on my own, but that soon passed.    As I said in my original post I should just have grown a pair and not give a shit about going to gigs solo.  A ma...

What are people’s feeling about this? OK it won’t be the absolute first time I’ve done this. But it will be only the second time. And the previous occasion was in 1987!    I’m going to see Sophie B Hawkins next Monday at the Jazz Cafe.  I asked my usual selection of friends and they were either not ...

Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑06 Jun 2025, 07:23

Steve Hackett.  Supper’s Ready

Well I did have a Brennan JB7. and I wasn’t impressed with it at all.  Maybe the new generation of Brennan’s are better but I ended up regretting buying my JB7.  And it didn’t last very long before it went wrong.  Less than two years if I remember correctly. 

Listening to a minidisc I recorded a while ago of Sophie B Hawkins.  It’s mainly based around Whaler but also has tracks from Timbre and Tongues & Tails.  dm, I still have my minidiscs as well. yes I still find them a convenient way to record your own compilations, maybe mixing tracks up to kee...

Listening to a minidisc I recorded a while ago of Sophie B Hawkins.  It’s mainly based around Whaler but also has tracks from Timbre and Tongues & Tails. 

Hawkwind.  Electric Teepee

they were amazing at the Barbican Centre last night