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but the thing that amazed me was the shoulder surfing. I'm sure I saw someone surfing another surfer's shoulders at some point... ...at the 'farewell' gig at the Albert Hall ('86 ?'), I swear there was a human pyramid about 5 people high, so maybe 20 people at the base... ...anyway, just leaving Co...

ISBN-10: 190092448X : Starkly lit and draped in fog, blatantly minimalist in an age when ‘bigger’ was generally regarded as ‘better,’ there was little to actually look at, but a great deal to watch, three figures choked in cloaking smoke, the now omnipresent hats and ponchos conjuring image...

ISBN-10: 190092448X : Starkly lit and draped in fog, blatantly minimalist in an age when ‘bigger’ was generally regarded as ‘better,’ there was little to actually look at, but a great deal to watch, three figures choked in cloaking smoke, the now omnipresent hats and ponchos conjuring image...

I might be known as Red Sunsets :innocent: carn't remember, been so long since I was over there, I did some nice t's for them though - http://companyofjustice.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=115 They are dam' fine T-shirts... I've got 3, but the wife wouldn't wear hers on Tuesday. In fact, she refuses to...

and

...guess you use a different name over there ?

I went on Tuesday..first time I'd seen the Sisters since the Albert Hall. I thought they were great.

Not holding my breath for the PD reunion though.

'pale fire' ?...are you familiar with the works of Play Dead, James ?

They were awesome...at the time the only band I liked more than the Sisters. Can't believe it's nearly 25 years since they last played...