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I have some audio for the whole gig I uncovered from somewhere, but I've never seen any video

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1475911292' post='3149637'] I saw them at Milton Keynes Bowl on October 2nd 1982 and they were great then. Been a fan ever since that gig. I'm not saying you had to have been there or anything :-) [/quote] Beat me to it, I was there too, 3rd row from the front, Talk Talk were...hypnotic...been a fan since then. Great day all round.... I think I'm still drying out !

[quote name='charic' timestamp='1475826680' post='3148953'] Kiln Farm? [/quote] Yup, well spotted, I've seen Lozz play there and its a nice little venue, been there for years, with the 'place of worship' a recent newcomer. Signed BTW 9137

Schweet!

Interesting concept, I would like to see some other examples though, that particular one, is not quite 'it' for me.

*waves* Welcome aboard fella, post long and often, just watch them beggars over in 'off topic' they can get a bit....lively

I spy a beegees fangirl

Desperate......as in I'm desperate to get it right and sometimes it works!

Your attention to detail is outstanding Andy, fair play to you!

My dad had a banjo that I plonked about on when I was about 10-11, he taught me the easy part of 'duelling banjo's' as I recall, but then sold in soon after to pay for Christmas, (it was early 70's, 3 day week and power cuts blah blah) Apart from that, nada.

Those video clips are brilliant, my arse is still sore from kicking myself for not being there dammit!!

Hi Darren, Welcome aboard, post long and often! And tell them about the furberger!

[quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1474794392' post='3140476'] [/quote] Ooh he brought the Furberger, annoyed as hell I couldn't make it! We gotta get Darren on here!

Cheap Yamaha's keep cropping up it seems, my BBG4 cost me a ton several years ago, and I still gig it regularly, can't post my pics from work, but I found this link of a similar one http://basschat.co.uk/topic/217739-fs-yamaha-bbg4sii/

I love the name...I think yours is abbreviated from SpaceMonkey.....which says a lot about both of us!! Welcome to the madhouse, stay awhile and post often!

European tours..the boys made it BIG!!! Enjoy mate, make sure you get some vid for us to see

Just received a Yamaha keyboard from Tom, beautifully packaged and delivered right on schedule. Goods definitely as described and a bargain to boot, now I'm off to learn how to play!!

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[quote name='fleabag' timestamp='1473352473' post='3129440'] I have a blow torch. Perhaps i could stand further back [/quote] coffee.....screen!

tempting...don't suppose the seller is one of us?

One of the guitarists had us playing at his 50th a few years back, which was fun, but it's not my style at all. For mine me 'n' the boss went out for a meal...she drove...result!

Bedford Riverside festival a couple of years back, steaming hot day so the whole event was packed, we had a 40 min slot mid afternoon, on 2nd stage, after a gospel Choir and before a teen thrash band, but a quick(rough) headcount before we went on I reckon going on 2000 people......fantastic fun and more than slightly bowel loosening!!!

[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1472914797' post='3125330'] I think his work is the most sophisticated Prog out there. Olias, Animation and Song of Seven are genius and his contribution to Yes was, for me, THE defining element. Anderson IS prog rock. [/quote] Oh gods yes, Olias is still one of my most played albums

He has ALWAYS been my prog god. nice to see the world has caught up finally!