Heartland

Has Nine While Nine been performed anytime within recent decades? Was trying to find it on YouTube, but nothing turned up after the 80s.

Nope. Just the twice in 85

Any idea why?

Not a clue.
It's not exactly a complex song & it is a very nice piece.
As far as I know, Leeds & Newcastle 85 were being filmed & recorded for possible release but never ended up making the cut.
That's the only time NWN was played

PIB might know more.

There is a reference to this song in this article.. I think it was performed only twice because it was emotionally hard for Andrew.

the whole article: https://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=24729

Obviously too emotional.

wow.... all of these years later.

hmmmm... i have green eyes.... maybe i have chance with

EmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:wow.... all of these years later.

hmmmm... i have green eyes.... maybe i have chance with

Are you sure it wasn't about you?

sigh... if only....

but a girl (or an EmmaPeelWannaBe) can dream.

EmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:sigh... if only....

but a girl (or an EmmaPeelWannaBe) can dream.

Keep waiting for that train.

lol

"I'm not a crying man." He always sounded close to tears on Emma and SKOS to name but two.

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:"I'm not a crying man." He always sounded close to tears on Emma and SKOS to name but two.

Yet another reason for the shades (as well as to hide his dilated pupils)

Anyway, here's the still up-to-date and fully unemotional facts about
Nine While Nine ... ...

http://db.tsom.org/songs/nine_while_nine.html

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:"I'm not a crying man." He always sounded close to tears on Emma and SKOS to name but two.

IMHO, it's quite a long way from being able to express emotion to being a "crying man" ...
but I guess, that's one reason why Floodland and Vision Thing sound very different ...

Also 'that Guitarist' couldn't be trusted to play it properly once Gary had left the Band

He doesn't play it anymore since twice in the 80s was a neuf.

I'll get my manteau