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I was going to go, then didn't bother. Last time I went, I think there was about eight of us in the audience, and I wondered whether it would have been a much better gig if there had been more people in there. As it was, the sound quality wasn't up to much. I wouldn't have been surprised if they did...

Waltzinblack, obv.

Most of "White Rock" by Rick Wakeman

Can't think of a third, but the above is an album so probably counts to at least two tracks.

Oh, but then there's "Longships" as well, which is pretty good depending on what comes after it.

toneinstoke wrote:Two gigs at the box, crwho added.

I've seen the 23rd May on a poster, is there another as well?

I quite liked the Stranglers' version of this song, quite similar to the original but more modern. I didn't buy the Walk on By release, mainly because there aren't any indie record shops near here, and I don't feel £12 is good value.

Jessie J I just don't like the way she does that annoying thing with long notes, instead of holding the note she warbles up and down the scale, I'm sure there's a technical term for it, "doing a Mariah" probably isn't it. Maybe she can hold the note, maybe she can't, I just wish she would...

Well, I got to the end of this. I must say the most interesting bits for me were the street scenes - being a bit of a classic car fan I'm always looking out for what's parked in the background with films from that era - I wasn't expecting to see the Clash stood next to an early Vauxhall Firenza with...

I recorded this and as I started watching it the other day I wondered if the recorder had malfunctioned. Eventually the band appeared so I figured not. Hard going though, not sure I can be bothered sitting through all of it.

To be fair, they didn't have much choice in dumping the only proper Q. John Cleese was a bit too daft for my liking, and there's a reasonable argument that the gadgets department now might be staffed by much younger people because of the nature of the products required - guns are almost an afterthou...

That doesn't surprise me - I was thinking that if Deep Purple wanted to tour with surviving members, it could be good pocket money for Dave as JL's stand-in.

I don't really know much more Bob, other than what I've read on Wikipedia just now. Mik Kaminski does seem to have been in ELO from 73-86, and now you've mentioned his name of course I recognise it. Bev Bevan apparently went to play drums for Black Sabbath for a while. I'm not that surprised to see ...

E L O a truly shit band i would rather watch paint dry or listen to all of written in red then watch that concert On this occasion, I give you my full permission to not watch it then. The only previous member of ELO that I know anything of is the one who was killed several years ago when a hay bale...

BBC4 have shown the "Made in Japan" documentary a few times just recently, that's been quite interesting and reminds me that I need to stick some more DP on my player in the car. Quite an interesting programme, talking about the transformation from the original line-up and the departure of...