Nancy wrote:And as always, a special hello to the lovely and non-hammerheaded Kath.
She has other uses for hammers. Most of them involve me on the receiving end.
Oddly enough, I envisage her as more of a mallet gal.
Nancy wrote:And as always, a special hello to the lovely and non-hammerheaded Kath.
She has other uses for hammers. Most of them involve me on the receiving end.
mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
John aka Josh wrote:Good afternoon/evening. I raise my glass to wish you good health and happiness.
First listen.
Liking this introductory track.
John aka Josh wrote:Nancy wrote:And as always, a special hello to the lovely and non-hammerheaded Kath.
She has other uses for hammers. Most of them involve me on the receiving end.
Oddly enough, I envisage her as more of a mallet gal.
C wrote:Evening/afternoon all
A delightful intro with some nice solid tubs (and mellotron!)
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
kath wrote:C wrote:Evening/afternoon all
A delightful intro with some nice solid tubs (and mellotron!)
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ya! evening/afternoon, c
mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
Nancy wrote:An instrumental to open, and then into The Nails from the Hands of Christ.
A very good song, but I think the album gets better and better as it progresses.
John aka Josh wrote:Just me finding little parts Yes like?
mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
John aka Josh wrote:Just me finding little parts Yes like?
John aka Josh wrote:Like the tone of Dave Cousin's voice, it's aged well.
C wrote:John aka Josh wrote:Just me finding little parts Yes like?
Yes.
I mean no. Yes
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C wrote:John aka Josh wrote:Just me finding little parts Yes like?
Yes.
I mean no. Yes
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?