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Out of Time - The Stones

Kissin' in the Back Row of the Movies - The Drifters

Shock the Monkey - Peter Gabriel

Rush - Moving Pictures - 40th anniversary edition. I’m in my happy place. 😌

That was my immediate thought and it seems I am not alone in thinking this will look very tasty indeed.

I believe it's @sprocketflup. My two friends doing BVs are very much in this video (both super talented ladies, one of whom I was in a band with for nearly 10 years). And my drumming buddy is in this one... I did a couple of lockdown recordings and a video with the three of them, Peter Gabriel's In Your Eyes and, appropriately enough, Don't Give Up.

Stormbringer - Purple

In The Hall Of The Mountain King - Grieg

Madame Across The Water - Reggie Dwight

I had a cracking 2 weeks in Saalbach Hinterglemm during my early years of skiing. I am a huge Austrophile, love it there.

Some of my chums are in that band, but not in that video (BVs, keys, drums).

Baggy Trousers - Madness

Vicodin of Thieves - Immolation

Ashes to Ashes - Bowie

Kids Wanna Bedrock - Bryan Adams

Heart Like A Wheel - Linda Ronstadt

These could work if you drill them out a bit and you’re ok with nylon. https://www.vital-parts.co.uk/flanged-nylon-bushes---nyb073-7203-p.asp

China In Your Hand - T’Pau

Walk Like An Egyptian - The Bangles

Can't see picture (or whatever it is). I keep getting this, is it just me?

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Camel's Night Out - Eric Johnson

Where Do You Think You’re Going - Dire Straits

If you’re willing to endure 3 days of falling over like a fly swat, whilst learning, snowboarding is a lot easier on the knees. I tore a lateral cruciate on the first day of a springtime, boarding holiday (I was off piste and the nose of the board dug into the heavy snow at speed, it stopped but I kept going, still attached and some stretching occurred. Stick with me, it does get better). I could barely walk but with some strapping from a bandage, I could snowboard all day without pain. I skied (alpine) for years and then got into snowboarding, but for the last few years I’ve really got into cross country skiing. No queues, very cheap passes, cheaper gear, the warmest, most comfortable boots ever, the list goes on. You don’t have to go off like the folk in the Olympics, you pick your own pace and level of technique and off you go. It’s also surprisingly easy on the knees too, which is why you see some very old folk still getting around. Not very exciting I hear you say? Not at all, I’ve skied and boarded some very extreme slopes in Europe and Canada, non of that compares to the trepidation of a slight incline with massively long, skinny skis, attached only at the toe. 😬. Brilliant fun!