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Points: 13244 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2007 at 09:29
Hey there.... talking about being a while.

Will you be at Erik's next Friday Tony?
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Yes I will......see ya there.
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^^what's this, put a few biscuits in the tin, and the room suddenly fills up with Dutchies....Ermm
 
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Points: 4986 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2007 at 09:35

hey Chris, it's a bit wet over here. With the kids and wife all is well. The youngest one is off to a Sinterklaas party.

 
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Points: 13244 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2007 at 09:41
Just poored some tea as well, Chris. with Speculaas instead of biscuits though...

Oh, and I'm a republican, so I don't feel very orange Wink


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It's a bit grey and miserable here as well, Tony. Mrs Syzygy is a bit ill and watching some DVDs in the other room, I'm trying to decided what CD to put on next.
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Chris, been on a Tom Waits thing lately, he's great!!
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Evening guys.

At this moment in time, I'm missing Allan Holdsworth.  Bugger.  I should have gotten tickets, oh well.

Oh and at approx. 6:30 yesterday morning, my grandfather passed away. Cry
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My condolences on your grand father, James. My father-in-law died last week at age 86, I hope your grandfather reach such a beautiful age as well.




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He was 84, I believe.
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Sorry to hear about your grandfather, James.
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Sorry to hear about your loss, James. 
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My condolences James.

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OK people, I have a dilemma

I have received my monthly pocket money (a pitiful £10) and have a massive prog craving, but can only afford two albums. The first I have bought is Camel's "Moonmadness" to add to "The Snow Goose" and "Mirage". My question is: what for the second. here's the choices.

VDGG-"Pawn Hearts" or "Godbluff"
Caravan-anything but the "The Land Of Grey And Pink"
Hatfield and North- They're being suggested to me, are they any good?

Any feedback would be great thanks.
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They are all good, go for Pawn Hearts.
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I agree with Tony, all fine albums but Pawn Hearts is the absolute 5 star must-have out of your possible choices. There are several Hatfield albums out there, but you only really need the two albums they released in the 70s (s/t and Rotter's Club).
 
Incidentally Tony, I also like Tom Waits. Recently I've been listening to Bone Machine a lot.
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Points: 37575 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2007 at 18:47
You have my deepest condolences James.
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 25 2007 at 18:58
Thanks people.

I say go for VdGG's Still Life, but that's because I'm awkward. LOL
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Points: 14693 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 26 2007 at 03:34
Originally posted by cynthiasmallet cynthiasmallet wrote:

OK people, I have a dilemma

I have received my monthly pocket money (a pitiful £10) and have a massive prog craving, but can only afford two albums. The first I have bought is Camel's "Moonmadness" to add to "The Snow Goose" and "Mirage". My question is: what for the second. here's the choices.

VDGG-"Pawn Hearts" or "Godbluff"
Caravan-anything but the "The Land Of Grey And Pink"
Hatfield and North- They're being suggested to me, are they any good?

Any feedback would be great thanks.


Nice to see a youngster popping by asking for advice from us wrinklies; gives me a nice warm feeling ... or is my bag just full again?

Good call on the Camel choice; I'd definitely go for Pawn Hearts (one of the greatest progressive rock albums ever), for Hatfield, I'd recommend 'The Rotters Club' every time, but as for Caravan, try to get hold of 'Songs For Oblivion Fishermen': a collection of their BBC sessions - marvellous!

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Points: 14693 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 26 2007 at 03:35
Oh and James - we've been away over the w/e so missed your posts, so our sincere best wishes & condolences on the loss of your grandfather.

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