The Caller of the Black

Bit of a toughie this one. I'd be hard pressed to come up with a Top Twenty, even if Sir James Saville O.B.E. (Goodness gracious! jangle jangle) did the countdown.

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Just back from seeing The Coral at the Apollo. Top gig and spent most of the night stood next to Mani from The Stone Roses.

Hello and welcome. The RPG has been out of print for years so your best bet would be to look for it on E-Bay. However, be prepared to pay a silly price.

Once the technology is up and running to create credible synth-actors, whereby deceased actors of yester-year digitally appear in new films, I reckon the 3rd Dr, Jon Pertwee, would make a fine Crow, with de Marigny played by Pat Troughton, the 2nd Dr.

Seriously hungover today, so listening to the mellow sounds of Simon and Garfunkel, accompanied by lots of water and paracetamol.

Not sure how Mr Crow would react if on landing in a dense forest, he then explored and found he was in reality surrounded by cardboard trees in the middle of a wobbly set in White City TV studios. I bet his face would be a picture.

The Who at the Albert Hall! When's that from? Only live stuff I've got by The Who is the remastered Live at Leeds CD and the Isle of Wight gig, both from 1970, the BBC radio sessions and The Kids Are Alright soundtrack.

Listening to Jimi play guitar on Are You Experienced

Bit early yet to wish Happy Birthday so I'll pop a card in the post in a couple of weeks.

Are you Sexing to the Pistols as well?

Ah The Sisters, good stuff. The Reptile House EP is one of the best 12 inch singles of all time. Been listening to Ogden's Nut Gone Flake and The Autumn Stone by The Small Faces.

Bass players are lovely people, especially ones who play a Tanglewood Curbow 5 string fretless bass. [ October 23, 2003, 07:15 PM: Message edited by: The Caller of the Black ]

To older Lumlians who know me as Mr Khem, I was quite chuffed on reading the October Update that next Autumn Tor will at last get round to republishing the World's greatest book, Khai of Ancient Khem, (and in hardback as well). Now that will be a tasty addition to the collection.

Hello, good evening and welcome.