Black Cat Bone

John aka Josh wrote:

C wrote:
Good evening JJ



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I raise a glass of merlot & wish you good health sir.

Cheers my learned and esteemed friend

Cheers





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Hugh wrote:When I bumped into them in a burger bar after the gig I almost asked them if they had ever heard of an English band called Yes I was only 13 - I didn't know any better. I'm glad I didn't say that though.

mwhahahaa.

as a yes fan since age 9, i very happily received starcastle. i did with other american prog groups, too. a major element in my own formative progness

gweeetarrrr

kath wrote:
evenin to yewww

And good health and happiness to you. My trusty cowbell is by my side - will I need it tonight?

Nancy wrote:
I raise a bottle of Natural Light to you both and wish my liver good luck.

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beautiful chimey gweetarness

Nancy wrote:

John aka Josh wrote:

C wrote:
Good evening JJ



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I raise a glass of merlot & wish you good health sir.

I raise a bottle of Natural Light to you both and wish my liver good luck.

May your liver be blessed and your heart be strengthened.

I have heard this album a few times before, but to be honest the only track I have any memory of is Lady Of The Lake.

This second one sounds very promising so far.

Builds nicely






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C wrote:

Hugh wrote:When I bumped into them in a burger bar after the gig I almost asked them if they had ever heard of an English band called Yes I was only 13 - I didn't know any better. I'm glad I didn't say that though.

Great story - what Tull tour was that then - I saw all the Tull tours - perhaps Starcastle didn't support on all the gigs





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It was in Calgery - I was on holiday in Canada. To Old To Rock and Roll tour I think. Last date of the tour. Anderson in Superman cape.

Nancy wrote:I have heard this album a few times before, but to be honest the only track I have any memory of is Lady Of The Lake.

This second one sounds very promising so far.

I consider it a very consistent album

Terry sounds like Stephen Stills at times







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John aka Josh wrote:

kath wrote:
evenin to yewww

And good health and happiness to you. My trusty cowbell is by my side - will I need it tonight?

the same to you.

one always needs one's cowbell. i carry mine with me wherever i go. never fails to raise an eye when i'm in traffic court.

cheers!!!

Crikey! Toe tapping stuff. One could dance should one be so inclined.

John aka Josh wrote:

Nancy wrote:

John aka Josh wrote:

I raise a glass of merlot & wish you good health sir.

I raise a bottle of Natural Light to you both and wish my liver good luck.

May your liver be blessed and your heart be strengthened.

And yours, my friend. Don't know that you'll need that cowbell tonight, although things did just shift to the louder end of the spectrum. Let no man keep the cowbell down!

C wrote:

Nancy wrote:I have heard this album a few times before, but to be honest the only track I have any memory of is Lady Of The Lake.

This second one sounds very promising so far.

I consider it a very consistent album

Terry sounds like Stephen Stills at times







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yeah, i can hear that... jon andersonny with the sweet but with his own ooomph behind it

i love the bouncy swayy here.

The bass guitar is thunderous throughout

Great keys too (and tubs!)


bouncebouncebounce









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C wrote:The bass guitar is thunderous throughout

Great keys too (and tubs!)


bouncebouncebounce









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Agreed. The drummer pounds along very nicely.

C wrote:The bass guitar is thunderous throughout

Great keys too (and tubs!)


bouncebouncebounce









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it is amazing, is it not, how some albums you heard at a formative time just seem to cut a new synaptic route in yer brain, one that never leaves you. this is happifying me and dropping 40 years from my brain's waist line mwhahahaa

This bit very Gentle Giant





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I believe Oliver Wakeman - or it might have been Adam - played with a reformed version of the band which is kind of ironic.