Alan Cynic

If the napalm one does loops ( as opposed to allowing an effects loop) I'll take it!!

Paul from Coast is currently playing in Pablo (ex APB) I think. 18 Wheeler did OK...Oasis were 'discovered' by Alan McGee supporting them at King Tut's. I played bass in a band supporting Coast & 18 Wheeler at Drummonds.......it was scary.

Me too.....I've been a regular in all 4 shops since it opened.

Me too....usually by doing a second vocal and cross-fading between tracks at the appropriate points.

All good news...and a lovely song

Whatever I did it wasn't deliberate!?( I just remember enjoying them, and there being a 'record company' buzz about them, then not hearing about them.

I saw them a few times...Mart plus 2 keytar-toting non-males, if memory serves correctly. The Cuts were almost signed too, weren't they?

I liked the request for 'Doberman' at the recent Seas, Starry gig!

I sometimes use that wee guyatone delay.....simple but effective!

I spilled a plectrum!

I got mine from Lakeland a few years ago.....dunno if they still have them though.

Great bails of fire! Great!! Bailey's on fire..........um....pyre! *add your own 'ashes' joke*

Who all played? I didn't come down after the match, due to the wet night/laziness. Glad it went well though.

I'd be up for that, if it's still available (had to fit a bass string to a gtr recently, for some low-bowing action)

Current hate....having a sore leg after I sliced my inner thigh with a stanley knife whilst fitting a thumb-piano & contact mike inside a telly tubbies musical box. First thought was annoyance at making a hole in the jeans, then the oozing blood reminded me that it might be serious, what with major arteries in the general region...but it's just a deep, sore cut

I have 2 of those...and they are very handy (apart from cleaning the grounds out after)

Damn...clashing with the Scotland match! Might pop down later.

i did it for you...it was classy!

I was very pleased at that!

I'm too scared to read Dave's review....the last one of the Tunnels gig was fine because we set out to do an atonal / agressive set, but we meant last night's one to be a more peaceful aural journey, and not the bumpy rollercoaster it turned out to be. However the sound problems were, I think, mostly of our own making (eg me getting my leads in a tangle etc through being disorganised), and don't blame Claire or Dave, who are both lovely and helpful. The mood of the evening was great, so I hope I didn't spoil that too much!

Saw him at the Music Hall in the 70s...think it was supporting Rory Gallagher, but my memory isn't so great.

I dunno...2 teams of mice would be different, if nothing else. Rat Rovers v Mouserwell?

Really enjoyed the rest of the night, but big apologies for our set being so crap/different from the original intention.

Wish I had a sense of rhythm

We will be doing our new piece, 'Zeppelin attack on Rhynie' (true story)