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At least Sandberg thought about thiss

I think an awful lot of people, particularly musicians, forget how important this is.

A lot of potential there. And a great name.

Yeah that whole Ghandi thing went too far, wandering around in flip flops, haggling in local music shops and so on.

You’re just being silly now. Ben Kingsley played the tenor banjo

The handsome one out of Take Direction? No need to call him a nob. You’re just jealous of his trousers and snake like hips.

It’s great to see a group of friends still enjoying playing music together after four decades (edit Gallop and Smith really), refusing to move with fashion whims, kowtow to big labels or rip off their fans. This album has really grown on me. The best thing they have done since Disintegration and really heartening to have a band in the twilight of their career produce something so relevant and memorable.

Playing the new cure album a lot. First listen was a bit meh. OK but nothing special. It’s really grown on me. Best thing they have released since Disintegration. Some of the lyrics really resonate as I am getting a little older.

Good week for me. Martin Harley at The Lantern (Bristol) followed by Ezra Collective at The Beacon the following evening.

there is an all parts jazz bass neck on bc for sale maybe put together a bitsa? i have a neck plate, dimarzio pickups and and probably a loom and knobs knocking about that i could donate.

The Skatalines, Lille. Great fun. Kudos to the bassist who had to be assisted to the stage with his walking frame but once seated rocked out with a Hohner B2B. Absolute legend.

The Skatalites, tomorrow night

Edit: Sinking Probably not the ‘greatest’ bass line of the ‘80s but this album made me want to learn bass. Just checked was released in’85. Time flies!

well if you play your cards right big boy

It was my civic duty