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I saw them 3 times and never disappointed.

It must be utterly amazing for Guy Pratt to play bass with them - he was still learning when DSOTM came out and he became a fan!

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I found this one, part of a "Best of Sea Life" album, and the title seemed appropriate. Music is good too - light rock:

 

 

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Thanks Paddy. New to me, but youtube seem to have the whole album, which takes care of my lunchtime.

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Another band newly discovered in amongst a huge collection of CDs I bought late last year - May Blitz. Medium rock with some driving rhythms. This is my favourite track so far:

 

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Fine stuff - if almost the very definition of a Vertigo band!

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Good tune. One of the founders of May Blitz was Terry Poole, ex-Bakerloo, who apparently later joined Vinegar Joe. Strangely though, I can't find mention of him in lists of former VJ members, only Steve York, and Nick South. I presume he didn't stay long.

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Tonight I opened a Good Red, and I am currently annoying the neighbours

with 'Highway Star' off  'Live in Japan'.........

( bloody loud, nice system)

I keep forgetting how unbelievable a performance this is,  and every now and again,

I have to hammer it out to 'reset'......

 

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