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alyctes

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  1. I'm in Poole, I'll keep my eyes open and warn my mates.

    [quote name='uke' timestamp='1320408093' post='1426393']
    Hi this guy has had a fair bit of kit stolen, maybe keep our eyes open,could turn up anywhere!
    [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/stolen-musical-instruments-Washburn-bass-Alembic-bass-and-Amplifiers-etc-/300618922625?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item45fe48ba81#ht_811wt_922"]http://www.ebay.co.u...81#ht_811wt_922[/url]
    [/quote]

  2. cheap Kramer lefty, might be a good first bass for someone?
    [url="http://www.preloved.co.uk/fuseaction-adverts.showadvert/index-1034690675/cd83c810.html"]http://www.preloved....5/cd83c810.html[/url]
    no personal interest

  3. Also saw Steve Hillage in Sheffield, 1979 or '80, instead of going to see the Ruts who were on the same night. TBH I should have gone to see the Ruts... I went to sleep in the gig :)
    (completely without chemical enhancement, I should add... :) )

  4. [quote name='LeftyBiskit' timestamp='1319839153' post='1419319']
    Ali Baba,chicken and cheese......If your going to sneeze
    Opium for the people :)
    I Saw planet Gong mid 70's at the Bolton Institute of technology,on a school night too-happy days
    they all travelled around in that beat up single decker bus,
    Free admission to the gig -they just passed the hat round afterwards.
    [/quote]

    I saw them on that tour, 1978? In a deconsecrated church somewhere near Salisbury. They were excellent. IIRC the guy who drove us knew their bass player. Their road manager (?) was a bloke called Grant Showbiz, whose name pops up on other stuff every now and then.

  5. [quote name='molan' timestamp='1319844171' post='1419390']

    I still love Godbluff and play it fairly often. Can't really pick a favourite track these days but as an impressionable tenager I think Scorched Earth was probably the one that stood out the most:

    [/quote]

    That's the standout for me, even now. (I always thought - and still think - it was about Richard Nixon, FWIW. 1975 album; it was probably easier to see then.)

  6. Been a fan for a long time.
    It was the segue from "Undercover Man" into "Scorched Earth", on 'Godbluff', which first trapped me. Guy Evans, what a great drummer.
    And Peter Hammill's solo stuff is up there with the best of them. 'Sitting Targets' is a hugely underrated album.

    I always sort of thought VdGG were an interesting version of Genesis, who I found very bland and noodly.

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