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His lass is getting some traction these days

https://twitter.com/raven_numan/status/ ... gr%5Etweet

I saw Nabil Abdul Rashid last night

https://nabilabdulrashid.com/

Brilliant

If you want to see someone who doesn't do PC and pushes it, then check him out

I thought I was having a heart attack I laughed so much

Nice to have you back.

Not much has changed. That's not always a bad thing in rough seas!

Neither Baz or JJ have years left in the tank anyway Baz is 60 this year and, whilst considered "young" the need for it all is far less than a 30 year old. He's probably got a few quid behind him by now and projects post Stranglers like Wingmen would keep his wallet ticking over if he want...

Too Hugh though innit? Doesnt it have the awful JE version of ATS on it? Urg!

Decades apart vinyl might be more representative?

I do so hope that they do not gloss over the MK2 years

Though they were a bit bleak, there were moments - not many - but I woulsd expect they will bring out Tinme To Die. Would like HoH to get a mention and I would like to hear a full on speaker blowing Coup de Grace. Powerful song IMO.

ThinkTank wrote: ↑30 Jan 2024, 18:32

Why you think i am telling you what to think

Well, you are called ThinkTank!

Good day!

Like Russ Abbott?

Using the logic that losing the singer makes bands "tribute acts" Bands who lost their lead singers but remained huge and successful and who could hardly be called tribute acts AC/DC Pink Floyd Iron Maiden Van Halen Fleetwood Mac Genesis (pushing that one I know!!) Probably more.............

REM

Over rated bollocks to these ears

I love that John Mclaughlin is cited by JJ as one of teh top 5 guitarits.

Not a sentiment shared by Hugh in on TITS!

For those wondering, it's in Scorrier, Cornwall