----- Original Message -----
From: Neil
To: edgarbroughtonband@...
Subject: [edgarbroughtonband] Re: glad some one agrees
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 21:02:40 -0000

I agree wholeheartedly with what you say. I remember from one of the 100 club gigs a woman ( she sounded Polish) who spoke throughout REFUGEE, I couldnt believe it. After the performance had finished Rob said something similar to this woman as well. These people get right up my goat! Why spend the money going to gigs, etc when youre gonna speak throughout songs.

I saw Roger Waters in May 08 at the 02 arena, and this was even worse, as it was all seated, so you can't move away. We had a group of pissed up scousers (no offence to people from Liverpool by the way, but these blokes did your city no good) sitting behind us, and 4 pissed blokes sitting in front, it was a bloody nightmare, up and down throughout the concert, more beers, more food, visits to the toilet, and chatting throughout the songs they didn't like or didn't know.

This sort of thing seems to happen all the time these days, and dont get me started on cinema's!!

Good news from a previous poster about a gig in Aylesbury in July. Any further info/confirmation would be appreciated.

Cheers

Neil

--- In edgarbroughtonband@yahoogroups.co.uk, "stewart" <s.richards87@...> wrote:
>
> TO be specific, ebb played at the musician in leicester late 07 and rob did a solo number. i think its called "REFUGEE" from sing brother sing. its just him and a bass drum beat,very thought provoking and some idiot in the crowd was talking all the way through it. he must of been so loud because rob himself heard him and at the end said "to the person who talked all the way through that F**k you".it has troubled me to this day because i wanted to apologise to rob for that person, even though i didnt know them.if you want to talk stay away from the gig. i am not saying stand in silence the whole time, but theres a time for talking and a time for listening and a time to know the difference. many thanks to everyone for allowing me to air my views. yours STEWART.
>

I agree wholeheartedly with what you say. I remember from one of the 100 club
gigs a woman ( she sounded Polish) who spoke throughout REFUGEE, I couldnt
believe it. After the performance had finished Rob said something similar to
this woman as well. These people get right up my goat! Why spend the money going
to gigs, etc when youre gonna speak throughout songs.

I saw Roger Waters in May 08 at the 02 arena, and this was even worse, as it was
all seated, so you can't move away. We had a group of pissed up scousers (no
offence to people from Liverpool by the way, but these blokes did your city no
good) sitting behind us, and 4 pissed blokes sitting in front, it was a bloody
nightmare, up and down throughout the concert, more beers, more food, visits to
the toilet, and chatting throughout the songs they didn't like or didn't know.

This sort of thing seems to happen all the time these days, and dont get me
started on cinema's!!

Good news from a previous poster about a gig in Aylesbury in July. Any further
info/confirmation would be appreciated.

Cheers

Neil



--- In edgarbroughtonband@..., "stewart" <s.richards87@...> wrote:
>
> TO be specific, ebb played at the musician in leicester late 07 and rob did a
solo number. i think its called "REFUGEE" from sing brother sing. its just him
and a bass drum beat,very thought provoking and some idiot in the crowd was
talking all the way through it. he must of been so loud because rob himself
heard him and at the end said "to the person who talked all the way through that
F**k you".it has troubled me to this day because i wanted to apologise to rob
for that person, even though i didnt know them.if you want to talk stay away
from the gig. i am not saying stand in silence the whole time, but theres a time
for talking and a time for listening and a time to know the difference.  many
thanks to everyone for allowing me to air my views. yours STEWART.
>

TO be specific, ebb played at the musician in leicester late 07 and rob did a
solo number. i think its called "REFUGEE" from sing brother sing. its just him
and a bass drum beat,very thought provoking and some idiot in the crowd was
talking all the way through it. he must of been so loud because rob himself
heard him and at the end said "to the person who talked all the way through that
F**k you".it has troubled me to this day because i wanted to apologise to rob
for that person, even though i didnt know them.if you want to talk stay away
from the gig. i am not saying stand in silence the whole time, but theres a time
for talking and a time for listening and a time to know the difference.  many
thanks to everyone for allowing me to air my views. yours STEWART.

----- Original Message -----
From: stewart
To: edgarbroughtonband@...
Subject: [edgarbroughtonband] talking during gigs
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 16:05:34 -0000

hi ebb fans. i would like to get something off my chest that has been troubling me for some time. why is it that people who claim to be big fans of ebb and other bands.go to the gig and talk or answer mobiles all the way through the performance? me personally have gone to listen to the band not some drunk idiot babbling on about nothing important or the fact that they saw them in the sixties out thier head on whatever. my answer is well good for you but I WANT TO LISTEN TO WHAT THE ARE SAYING/PLAYING NOW!!!!! so why did you pay your ten quid then? above all its downright disrespectfull to the band and other people that have come to listen. ONE other thing i along with others think that superchip is the best album they have made. its like the book of REVALATIONS. edgar/rob you are up there with nostradarmus mate. i listen to that album at least twice a week and its brilliant. ok RANT over with thanks for listening see you at the next gig.

hi ebb fans. i would like to get something off my chest that has been troubling
me for some time. why is it that people who claim to be big fans of ebb and
other bands.go to the gig and talk or answer mobiles all the way through the
performance? me personally have gone to listen to the band not some drunk idiot
babbling on about nothing important or the fact that they saw them in the
sixties out thier head on whatever. my answer is well good for you but I WANT TO
LISTEN TO WHAT THE ARE SAYING/PLAYING NOW!!!!! so why did you pay your ten quid
then? above all its downright disrespectfull to the band and other people that
have come to listen. ONE other thing i along with others think that superchip is
the best album they have made. its like the book of REVALATIONS. edgar/rob you
are up there with nostradarmus mate. i listen to that album at least twice a
week and its brilliant. ok RANT over with thanks for listening see you at the
next gig.

I've just posted some new dates for Norway 30th April - 2nd May on the website
(www.edgarbroughtonband.co.uk) I'm also told that a gig in Aylesbury is
scheduled for 9th July. Its the famous Friars Club reunion gig, one to look
forward to!

Just a quick note to let y'alls know that The Broughtons are on
Spotify (Swedish 'LEGAL' internet 'radio' station) plus loads of other
interesting music - I found a Russsian choir track I had been after
for years.

http://www.spotify.com/en/products/free/

Worth checking out 'in my 'umble opinion'

Large Peas

ramblinmad x

P.S. Hope you all and yous and yours are well and other good wishes

Happy new year all, and its good to see Rob back blogging...
I have attached an ongoing competition from a norw paper called VG,
and hopefully you all can click in, take a look and give your votes.
EBB is ahead with the meat album, side by side,live hits harder,
bandages and wasa wasa.
Then follows Purple, Rainbow, Queen, Whitesnake, Zeppelin and Metallica...
So fellow admirors of the band, please give your points, so they'll
stay on top a long time.
After what I can read from the comments, the readers are surprised and
can't understand why an - for many of them - unknown band leads...

http://lister.vg.no/?do=show&id=18315

It's NICE readin'  :)
Jarle.

From: Neil <vicsmoxey1@...>
Subject: [edgarbroughtonband] Re: Re The Organ Grinder....
To: edgarbroughtonband@...
Date: Tuesday, 27 January, 2009, 9:40 PM


>Ben, would be interested in the Chinese Dub stuff from Jah, tell us
whats its like?


Haven't got it yet, it's released 16th FEB, but there are several live clips on
youtube, including the amazing mask changing dancers, (search 'Jah wobble
chinese dub') and also some on Wobble's site  http://www.30hertzrecords.com

Ben

Hi all a belated happy new year,

Sorry for the lack of messages on here for a few months, I feel
somewhat responsible! Anyway hope youre all keeping well.

Well if we believe the media and the govt we are in the middle of a
recession, which is nice. I do wonder sometimes how do 'recessions
start? Im no financial expert and dont want to be, but i get the
impression that if a load of people start predicting its gonna happen
then everyone believes them and it does! Or is it due to some greedy
men in business? Bit of both probably.

On to cheerier topics and that is the hope for some new EBB material
this year and hopefully a new UK tour. Rob has updated his blog today
which is good to see, he says there should be some dates at the end
of the year. Good to see there are quite a few hits on the EBB on
youtube these days and comments from other fans.

Thanks to the person, sorry I forgot who posted it, the link to the
live concerts website, great stuff. Been listening to Floyd at the
Fillmore 1970.

Carrying on the CD/DVD topics;

CD's

Kate Bush - Aerial and Hounds of Love
Best of Buffalo Springfield
The Aliens - Luna and Astronomy for Dogs - good psychedelic rock
albums by ex Beta band members.

Ben, would be interested in the Chinese Dub stuff from Jah, tell us
whats its like?

DVD's

Joy Division documentary
Operation Good Guys
Fifteen Storeys High - little known BBC3 comedy that lasted for 2
series starring comedian Sean Lock.
Saxondale - Series 2
peep Show - series 5

Would quite like to get hold of the 60s B&W Twilight Zones as well.

Tickets - The Specials reunion tour - Brixton Academy in May,
unfortunately not including Jerry Dammers but all the other
originals.

Anyone, was looking to get a couple Pete Brown/Piblokto albums, as
ive heard good things? Any good?

Cheers

Neil


--- In edgarbroughtonband@..., Ben Waters
<gbwaters@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all, happy new year (let's hope)
>
> little bit of politics...
> Anyone hear Tony Benn on the BBC Today programme the other day? He
was great, he basically ignored the questions and just kept repeating
the contact details for the Gaza appeal that the BBC are refusing to
air.
> Go Tony!
>
> my birthday is Jan 21st so I get loads of cd's and dvd's this time
of year..
> Here's this years bumper crop.
>
> CD's
> Sonny Boy Williamson - The Essential Recordings
> #1 natch, murdered 1948, not the name stealing usurper #2 of the
50's - 60's. Such a joyful sound - He's basically only got 1 lick but
it's a great one...9/10
>
> Stones - 12x5 (remastered)
> sounded better in mono to be honest...7/10
>
> Stones - Decembers Children (and Everybodys) Remastered
> Better material than 12x5, still prefer the original mono sound tho
8/10
>
> Ramones - 1st 4 studio albums, remastered with bonus tracks
> Brilliant of course...Remastering is done well, improved sound. The
Leave Home bonus tracks is a complete gig in LA 1976, their 1st gig
on the west coast. The crowd is enthusiastic at the start and
delerious by the end...the sound of history being made.
> All 4 10/10
>
> Abdel Ali Slimani - Mraya
> Basically a Jah Wobble album feauturing vocalist and percussionist
Abdel.
> Not the best Wob but some good grooves. 6/10
>
> Where Africa Meets the Orient - Noor Shimaal
> like an acoustic minimalist 3 Mustaphas 3...not surprising as it's
a side project of Mustaphas percussionist Salah Dawson Miller 8/10
>
> Roots of Reggae - Various Artists
> 3 disc box set. Live recordings from the 1993 reggae sunfest in
Jamaica.
> Deep dub grooves overlaid with largely incomprehensible
toasting...has it's moments 5/10
>
> NOT RECIEVED YET
> Chinese Dub - Jah Wobble
> Trad Chinese musicians get wobbled
>
> Cabaret Voltaire - Live at the Lyceum
> Recorded 1981 on cassette.
>
>
> DVD's
> Legends of Bottleneck Blues Guitar - Various artists
> Includes 2 stunning performances by Son House, which get 10/10.
> The rest 7/10
>
> Return to the Batcave
> Adam West and Burt Ward ham it up reminiscing and re enacting the
making of the 60's show 7/10
>
> The Outer Limits
> Complete Series 1 and 2 from the 60's. 49 b&w episodes on 13 discs,
some naff but many gems... e.g. talking alien rocks, what more do you
want? How about talking alien rocks that mutate into lobster like
creatures and take over your brain? Or the alien that's lived in a
box in a woman's bedroom for 20 years? Or this, (from the DVD
booklet) ' ..a drifter wanders into an ominous mansion looking for
help following a road accident. Confirming his unsettling suspicions
are the houses eccentric occupants: a shady finacier and his shrewish
wife, a faded silent movie queen, and a sad wispy young woman. Oh
yes, let us not forget the pulsating alien brain in the attic...' 9/10
>
> Ramones - It's Alive 1974 - 1996
> 5 hours of live performances
> drool, slobber 10/10
>
>
>
> Benjamin Horrendous
>
> visit my website
> http://www.benjaminhorrendous.co.uk
>

Hi all, happy new year (let's hope)

little bit of politics...
Anyone hear Tony Benn on the BBC Today programme the other day? He was great, he
basically ignored the questions and just kept repeating the contact details for
the Gaza appeal that the BBC are refusing to air.
Go Tony!

my birthday is Jan 21st so I get loads of cd's and dvd's this time of year..
Here's this years bumper crop.

CD's
Sonny Boy Williamson - The Essential Recordings
#1 natch, murdered 1948, not the name stealing usurper #2 of the 50's - 60's.
Such a joyful sound - He's basically only got 1 lick but it's a great one...9/10

Stones - 12x5 (remastered)
sounded better in mono to be honest...7/10

Stones - Decembers Children (and Everybodys) Remastered
Better material than 12x5, still prefer the original mono sound tho 8/10

Ramones - 1st 4 studio albums, remastered with bonus tracks
Brilliant of course...Remastering is done well, improved sound. The Leave Home
bonus tracks is a complete gig in LA 1976, their 1st gig on the west coast. The
crowd is enthusiastic at the start and delerious by the end...the sound of
history being made.
All 4 10/10

Abdel Ali Slimani - Mraya
Basically a Jah Wobble album feauturing vocalist and percussionist Abdel.
Not the best Wob but some good grooves. 6/10

Where Africa Meets the Orient - Noor Shimaal
like an acoustic minimalist 3 Mustaphas 3...not surprising as it's a side
project of Mustaphas percussionist Salah Dawson Miller 8/10

Roots of Reggae - Various Artists
3 disc box set. Live recordings from the 1993 reggae sunfest in Jamaica.
Deep dub grooves overlaid with largely incomprehensible toasting...has it's
moments 5/10

NOT RECIEVED YET
Chinese Dub - Jah Wobble
Trad Chinese musicians get wobbled

Cabaret Voltaire - Live at the Lyceum
Recorded 1981 on cassette.


DVD's
Legends of Bottleneck Blues Guitar - Various artists
Includes 2 stunning performances by Son House, which get 10/10.
The rest 7/10

Return to the Batcave
Adam West and Burt Ward ham it up reminiscing and re enacting the making of the
60's show 7/10

The Outer Limits
Complete Series 1 and 2 from the 60's. 49 b&w episodes on 13 discs, some naff
but many gems... e.g. talking alien rocks, what more do you want? How about
talking alien rocks that mutate into lobster like creatures and take over your
brain? Or the alien that's lived in a box in a woman's bedroom for 20 years? Or
this, (from the DVD booklet) ' ..a drifter wanders into an ominous mansion
looking for help following a road accident. Confirming his unsettling suspicions
are the houses eccentric occupants: a shady finacier and his shrewish wife, a
faded silent movie queen, and a sad wispy young woman. Oh yes, let us not forget
the pulsating alien brain in the attic...' 9/10

Ramones - It's Alive 1974 - 1996
5 hours of live performances
drool, slobber 10/10



Benjamin Horrendous

visit my website
http://www.benjaminhorrendous.co.uk

Hi all,
        As Steve said nice to see the group back up and running in the
New Year with an interesting conversation. I personally can't wait to
see what the year has to offer EBB wise, hopefully the new CD will
finally make its way out, with maybe a tour to follow? As for
Christmas cd's, I got the new David Gilmour Live Vinyl Boxset and
it's brilliant! In Manchester there is a shop called Vinyl Exchange
which sells CD's and vinyl at very good prices, I recommend if your
in the area check it out. I picked up Kevin Ayers 'Unfairground' an
album which I have been meaning to buy for a long time. It's nice to
see Kevin is still writing music, saw him live a couple of years ago,
and yes he still has that voice! On a final note I have been
listening to music on this website for a few weeks now. Bill Graham
who used to own the Filmore East and West recorded many of the
concerts he put on. That along with the King Biscuit Power Hour
recordings offers over 2000 concerts all free to listen to.

http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/al/performers/all.html

Hope you enjoy!

David

--- In edgarbroughtonband@..., "steve boyle"
<steveboyle@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All,Interesting info re Victor, what a shame he's not playing in
a
> band - a great talent.Good to see some messages flowing in the
group -
> it's been a quiet time and Rob's suspended his blog so not much
going on
> there, either.So, in the interests of stirring up some
communication,
> what CD's did you get for Christmas ? Always interested to know what
> we're all listening to other than EBB.I was buying a Paul Weller CD
as a
> present for my other half, Angela on www.play.com and after I'd done
> that, started to search the site for other sounds.I ended up
ordering
> Humble Pie, Rockin' the Filmore (cost me £4.15p including postage)
and
> the EBB 'Meat' album to replace my long lost vinyl.Angela bought me
> Seasick Steve, so I loaded up my ipod, drank a bottle of wine
> and survived Christmas Day unscathed ! Cheers,Steve
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: "adrian sales"
>   To: edgarbroughtonband@...
>   Subject: [edgarbroughtonband] Re The Organ Grinder....
>   Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 13:01:02 -0000
>
>   Many thanks for the Vic Unitt info.Glad to hear that all appears
to
>   be
>   well with the man and that life is treating him ok.Always good to
>   have
>   a happy ending!I have a cousin in the south of France,never
>   know,might
>   bump into Vic somewhere.
>   Best wishes,Ade.
>
>
>
> --
> Be Yourself @ mail.com!
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----- Original Message -----
From: "adrian sales"
To: edgarbroughtonband@...
Subject: [edgarbroughtonband] Re The Organ Grinder....
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2009 13:01:02 -0000

Many thanks for the Vic Unitt info.Glad to hear that all appears to be
well with the man and that life is treating him ok.Always good to have
a happy ending!I have a cousin in the south of France,never know,might
bump into Vic somewhere.
Best wishes,Ade.

Many thanks for the Vic Unitt info.Glad to hear that all appears to be
well with the man and that life is treating him ok.Always good to have
a happy ending!I have a cousin in the south of France,never know,might
bump into Vic somewhere.
Best wishes,Ade.

Thanks for that.Never knew that Vic played keyboards.Great
guitarist,beautiful sound.Anyone know where he is now?
Best Wishes,Ade.

Best wishes to everyone for the new year.
Just listening to the track "What is a woman really for" on the "meat"
album.Anyone know who is playing the organ part on it?
blessings.ade.

Well, folks, the time is here and another issue of Music Street
Journal is live and ready for your vieiwing pleasure and it includes a
review of the Rockpalast CD.

Well, that's all for this time. Don't forget, though, you can check
out a ton of great stuff in our members area. For an idea of the types
of things you'll find there watch the video at the main page at
musicstreetjournal.com. Remember, though, that tells you the types of
items you'll find, but the video is outdated and is nowhere near to
listing all the artists who can be found there. To log in to the
members area use the box on the main page. You can buy your membership
by hitting the "click to register" link next to the log in box.
Memberships start at $6 for one month and you can get a full year for
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materials, but you are helping Music Street Journal survive by buying
a membership. We can't continue forever without the support of the
artists we help promote and the people who read the site. If you are
reading this, that probably means you.

Thanks, Gary

Bad news first; we were cut down to one short hour from the two hours
expected. EBB was scheduled between local heroes Young Neils (Neil
Young tribute band) and for unexplainable reasons headliners Blood,
Sweat & Tears. About 1.700 people fronted by a hard-core fan base of
10-12 persons aged from 15 to 65 years. EOR, Love in the Rain, Six
White Horses, Catch My Breath, Hotel Room, Last Electioneer, ODO + a
few more. Looks like the lads had a good time until they were told to
round it off way too early. ODO was a killer finale at least. In the
local newspapers next day EBB was in pole position. Big picture of
Rob, a tiny one of B,S&T. Revenge. Young female journalist was amazed
by the atmosphere during the EBB set.

Jarle & lovely Kirsten came all the way from Stavanger. Jarle holds a
black-belt master degree in EBB-history and sometimes drives me mad
with quiz & questions. Succeeded to smuggle my under-age daughter in,
she went directly in front of stage and had the time of her young
life. It has been a great year for Norwegian fans with four gigs,
thanks to the band for memorable moments. Have uploaded some pictures.

As the business war on the air is hotting up with so many low-budget
airlines dominating the sky, the passengers can now enjoy the best
deals. The webguide - http://air.myguideforlife.com - helps you  find
the cheapest and even free air tickets to make your journey ore
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Visit the website now to find out how to get the cheap and free air
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Hi All,

Recently, I sat down at the PC and made my own EBB cd for the car,
deciding I wanted a purely heavy cum hard album to listen to. My
choices are below, just wondered what yours would be if you did the
same? (I have named it 'Getting Hard' incidentally....)

1. Getting Hard/What Is A Woman For;
2. Smokestack Lightening (live 69)
3. Momma's Reward
4. Evil
5. House Of Turnabout
6. Love In The Rain
7. One To Seven
8. It's not You
9. Call Me A Liar
10. Up yours (not really heavy but I love it)
11. Apache Dropout
12. Out Demons Out (full 9 min version)

I'm thinking now that I might do the same again, with a folk/mellow
leaning.

Phil Robb

Sounds like you guys had a blast!
and yes, Steve IS one of the best rock drummers in the world.... ;-)

--- In edgarbroughtonband@..., "Jarle Eriksen"
<ebb4sure@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all.
> Here comes a short "review" from a FANTASTIC gig in Oslo !!
> First of all, and I quote :
> Evening
> Liar
> Side by side
> Vibrations
> Anthem
> Six whites
> Nighthogs
> Refugee
> Breath
> Bloom
> Revelations
> Momma's
> Soldiers
> Hotel room
> Love in the rain
> Electioneer
> Demons/Poppy
>
> This was the full set list, and what a set it turned out to be.
> I wish you all could have participated, it was full speed from the
> first guitar riff, a full(300 ?) and almost claustrofobic hall(40
> degrees I guess), singalong, stomping, smiling audience having a GREAT
> time, a band on stage that was full of energy and happiness, and in an
> atmosphere like the one in Bergen, all of the audience with great
> expectations and a kind of "finally, here they are", eyes and minds
> that turned 30 years back in time, smiling, remembering, nodding and
> clapping...it was just great.
> On stage Rob, lively, sometimes dancing, smiling, communicating and
> the way he used his voice....well one could never believe he was
> entering the plane for a new gig next day the following morning. He
> was singing out loud from the beginning and again WHAT a voice the man
> has, and as mentioned the temperature, well sometimes even his guitar
> seemed to sweat, but he kept on rockin', had some water and then
> rollin on, endlesly endlesly...
> Luke look like as he has been with the band since 68/69,rocking,
> smiling and in total control, he also seemed to love being on stage,
> so obviously the apple doesn't fall far from the tree...
> Steve in the back on his drums....my oh my, what an energy that man
> has....soaking wet in the heat, but still fully energetic, smiling and
> grinning....he just have to be one of the best drummers ever....
> Art, well what can we say...??? He's steadier than Rocky Mountains on
> his bass, smilingly, laughingly, always - as Luke - in total control
> and show for the whole world he loves being on stage....beautiful !
> Andy on different assortments of guitars,laughing, joking, smiling,
> jumping around, and a true DEMON on his guitar.... please do never
> leave the band !!
> And me ?? A completely satisfied, happy and empty norwegian, at the
> same time a bit sad knowing by myself that this band never got the
> attention it should have had, but its never to late to hope that the
> music loving people around the world soon will wake up, listen and
> discover....
>

Hi all.
Here comes a short "review" from a FANTASTIC gig in Oslo !!
First of all, and I quote :
Evening
Liar
Side by side
Vibrations
Anthem
Six whites
Nighthogs
Refugee
Breath
Bloom
Revelations
Momma's
Soldiers
Hotel room
Love in the rain
Electioneer
Demons/Poppy

This was the full set list, and what a set it turned out to be.
I wish you all could have participated, it was full speed from the
first guitar riff, a full(300 ?) and almost claustrofobic hall(40
degrees I guess), singalong, stomping, smiling audience having a GREAT
time, a band on stage that was full of energy and happiness, and in an
atmosphere like the one in Bergen, all of the audience with great
expectations and a kind of "finally, here they are", eyes and minds
that turned 30 years back in time, smiling, remembering, nodding and
clapping...it was just great.
On stage Rob, lively, sometimes dancing, smiling, communicating and
the way he used his voice....well one could never believe he was
entering the plane for a new gig next day the following morning. He
was singing out loud from the beginning and again WHAT a voice the man
has, and as mentioned the temperature, well sometimes even his guitar
seemed to sweat, but he kept on rockin', had some water and then
rollin on, endlesly endlesly...
Luke look like as he has been with the band since 68/69,rocking,
smiling and in total control, he also seemed to love being on stage,
so obviously the apple doesn't fall far from the tree...
Steve in the back on his drums....my oh my, what an energy that man
has....soaking wet in the heat, but still fully energetic, smiling and
grinning....he just have to be one of the best drummers ever....
Art, well what can we say...??? He's steadier than Rocky Mountains on
his bass, smilingly, laughingly, always - as Luke - in total control
and show for the whole world he loves being on stage....beautiful !
Andy on different assortments of guitars,laughing, joking, smiling,
jumping around, and a true DEMON on his guitar.... please do never
leave the band !!
And me ?? A completely satisfied, happy and empty norwegian, at the
same time a bit sad knowing by myself that this band never got the
attention it should have had, but its never to late to hope that the
music loving people around the world soon will wake up, listen and
discover....

Hi Guys,

I don't post often but this has got me fired up enough
to put mouse to pixel

"While a US court ruled Google must hand over details of every person
that has watched a video on YouTube, professional networking site
LinkedIn has been criticised for exploiting its users and selling
their personal information at a costly price to human resource
professionals. A New York judge has ordered Google to hand over all
YouTube data, including user names, associated IP addresses and every
video watched on the site, to entertainment company Viacom"

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/vdunet/20080704/ttc-web-giants-spark-privacy-
concerns-6315470.html

This is total crap and a gross attack on your privacy re set your
routers to get a new IP address and boycott YouTube.

Keep them freaks rollin.

Paul B