Frank Blank

I’m totally enjoying Stewart Maconie’s Freak Zone too.

Me neither, I just heard it on the excellent Late Junction.

Thanks to this I’m now listening to Nightflight to Venus.

Offfft that's f u n k y. . .

Anything by...

Had exactly this problem with my SS ACG got it back from the set up man, it was in a hot room for weeks, buzzing all over, minor truss rod tweak, all sorted.

I sawn kerflings, comin' out of the space ship yonder. I took one look and shot 'em in the a55.

Welcome @Johnnykikakat

Oh no, it sounds great now too, just 7 million variables good.

The rugs?

Well when (if ever) we come out from under the cloud of this virus you are welcome to try mine. I use a HX Stomp at the moment but used to go through a Fishman Platinum Pro preamp, sounded great.

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Second line of my CV, there.

My first introduction to serious reggae this track. The only other reggae or reggae-ish track that I'd heard and liked (loved actually) was Althea & Donna's Uptown Top Ranking, a track I'm still crazy about, which was released in 1977, Cocaine in my Brain was released a year earlier in 76 but I didn't hear it until after Uptown TR. Funnily enough there was, obviously, a lot of Bob Marley around but somehow his utter brilliance alluded me. Then I heard Handsworth Revolution by Steel Pulse and then the first three LKJ albums and suddenly the reggae world opened up in colour... I'm rambling and repeating myself. In short Dillinger - Cocaine in my Brain, very important track for me that.

Sir, if you are suggesting for a moment that the Women's Institute (West Lothian Branch) are some sort of pagan cabal then... oh.

So I've heard son, public school, Sandhurst, what did you expect?