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Date Posted: 12:06:45 06/28/07 Thu
Author: The Weaver (happy)
Subject: I agree about the keyboards. I like the extra dimension they give and thought Seamus Beagram did a good job. I guess Mickey Talbot would be great but would that be seen as progression!? :-)
In reply to: A.K 's message, "Personaly i think it does need shaking up, poss letting Damon go and bringing in maybe a permanant keyboard player...looking forward to a few suprises end of year Acoustic Tour and next year's new album." on 19:23:16 06/27/07 Wed

>whitey here.!
>as far as the current line up is concerned Glastonbury
>is the last gig for the forseeable furure .
>
>
>TELFORD INTERNATIONAL ARENA .
>
>Well there you have it , Telford international arena ,
>a proud boast for what is essentially a large aircraft
>hanger with a shopping centre attached , the planners
>dream gone wrong . But , as a gig it delivers on every
>level , good sound , good accoustics on stage and for
>whatever reason a place that 5000 people seem to be up
>for it enough to come and and give us the pre
>>Glastonbury send off we needed .
>>Like the last time we played here it was an excellent
>>gig for us , maybe word of mouth had ensured a
>>capacity sell out last night , all in all a really
>>nice way to close a little chapter . Last night was
>>the last indoor gig for certain that this band will do
>>, definately this year , and probably at the very
>>least until the middle of next year , so all those
>>that have voiced concern to me at the contents of the
>>set recently , you have nothing more to worry about .
>>All in all a nice little high to go off on , i hope
>>Glasto lives up to the hype , those gigs never quite
>>do for me , but then again at my stage in my career i
>>dont really equate the prospect of cider man and brown
>>bottle rolling in the mud and cow shite as we approach
>>the stage as particularly exciting . So this is how
>>things are working out for this year if any of you are
>>interested , keep checking in for info and thanks for
>>all your feedback and support

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