Posted the video in the "What's the last concert you attended" thread.

Here's one of the BYA rehearsal takes, just to give you an impression. Some Bombay sessions

Behold the fair daughter of Dionysos....... Intoxicating to meet you.

More or less, cause it was hotter than hell this weekend, and I managed to get a V shaped sunburn on my chest due to an open blouse. The festival was great, and I will go next year again. Bands that were really impressive: The Flying Eyes, I videotaped their first 2 songs and after that my camera told me to fuck myself. Great set of bluesy spaced out, Doors influenced music. Monkey3 were also very inspiring, even though they had no singer they managed to play some great long jams with lots of very beautiful melodies. The band Baby Woodrose just lost their 5th member/manager but decided to play anyway. Personally I like them better on record, but that's a matter of taste. Naam were just VERY LOUD and menacing, like a Black Sabbath record played twice as slow with hypnotic vocalisms on top. I also managed to see/experience Spectrum. They used a theremin, and their music reminded me of something a cult that worships The Great Old Ones would play as devotional music. As soon as I can upload the 9 minutes video on youtube I will post it.

White and green

If someone really believes that the president staged the murders at the sikh temple and more, that person deserves a tin foil hat. One might not like Obama, but these kinda conspiracy theories are utter bollocks. Mister Mustaine should stay clean of whatever he is using (again).

An amazing piece of music, Rock Historian. Deep and meaningful yet subtle and touchingly easy to listen to. I love the high notes, reminds me of the first Farttones record, only with a more modern vibe. Rock on!!!!

Here's one song that I re-discovered on my old harddrive, guess the song Space Trucking inspired the lyrics quite a bit. The vocals used to be in a lower register but I rearranged them one manic morning and it turned out to be the right decision. The fucker is called Cosmic Caravan. http://snd.sc/IckNdV

A piece that I once wrote for some rap geezer. Guess it was too weird for him. http://snd.sc/N2NRRM

Just do it.

The first ep and the first lp. Sounds a lot like early Black Sabbath (only heavier at times). Check them out:

The Dark Knight “I will not be threatened by a walking meat loaf!”

Just tell the truth about how you did spend the 40 pounds that you spent, and also why you told them there was only 40 instead of 60. What makes no sense to me is the fact that you told them there was 40 instead of 60..........what went on in your mind? I guess that is also the question that torments your daughter, so better just be straight. If you have no clue bout why, just tell her exactly that...........everybody makes mistakes, there are no perfect human beings. Good luck! Why on earth do you actually sleep on a sofa for 5 years, if I might ask, btw????

Had to look it up myself: they are the british ones (Spacemen 3 offshoot) Are they any good?

I take a camera with me that can take pictures and film a reasonable quality, so I hope I can write something that makes sense after my return. This is the line up for the 18th: 11.30-12.10 Cat Claw 12.15-13.00 Yama 13.05-13.40 Street Gnar 13.45-14.45 The FLying Eyes 14.50-15.25 The Godless Funk Of Bonanza 15.30-16.30 Glowsun 16.35-17.35 Kadavar 17.40-18.40 Monkey 3 18.45-19.45 Abramis Brama 19.50-20.50 Baby Woodrose 20.55 -22.05 Naam 22.10-23.30 Spectrum 00.00-.. . .. GNOD Since the 5th member/manager/sound engineer of Baby Woodrose just died it is still a question if they are gonna perform or not. personally I am looking forward to see The Flying Eyes, Abramis Brama, Monkey3 and Naam.

The "2 originals" lp is indeed from Germany, and is quite easily to be found around where I live.

It is held in a town in Belgium, called Geel (which means "yellow", hence the name). and yes, i will take some special supplies with me, since it would be beyond stupid to be sober at such festival.

"What we've got here is...failure to communicate." Cool Hand Luke "You have never experienced Shakespeare until you have read him in the original Klingon."

Only going the 18th, but lots of great (new psychedelic) music for just 25 Euro. What more can a man wish for?

Alwizard is still posting (just seen his pictures of Y&T, nicenice) Dzldoc is no longer with us since he died.

Which version of TSRTS? The old album version, the old movie version or the Kevin Shirley remastered new version?

Wow, that's a long time ago since we saw you here (and I sure do remember you). You look fantascinating. Nice to have you back again!

Lol, Dutch tobacco (drum)

It's an improvisation based on "Mars, the bringer of war" by Gustav Holst.

Always wondered how you looked like. Great picture, and great to see the man behind all the legendary stories.