To the band, a long term review

[old loonie]

Originally Posted by Helena

Lovely read. Wish i'd been around to see them in the early days.

come on Helena you gotta have been old enough lol

[TiciaBlovesUB]

Oh man, that was fantastic! I miss you so, UB.

[Kodiak]

What a wonderful read! I haven't had the pleasure, for geographic reasons, to see them so many times, but I can completely relate to so many of the feelings and sentiments expressed.

There truly is no other band that is so great, for so long, on so many levels.

[nephertiti]

Originally Posted by fansince80

We have lost youth, lost loved ones and lost loves but with maturity comes the knowledge that Life truly is short and that the cramming in of pleasure is what matters. I truly hope you realise how much joy you spread. We understand also that you are far from being starry “celebrities” but normal blokes blessed with talent and a desire to entertain. You have won countless awards and achieved massive record sales but in assessing your biggest achievement I am reminded of the famous Bill Shankly epitaph; “he made the people happy”.

It is fabulous to have a new CD occasionally but just now when the reviews are off the scale and momentum is with the touring I hope you will stay on road and milk this a bit longer.

It has been a wonderful 35 years, here’s to many more and looking forward to 2015 and a wonderful spring!
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Linda

What she said so brilliantly :0) Agree one of the Best May your ink never dry and may we read more and more reviews ....AAAAA 2015 soon come x x

[Saad]

The quality of this series of gigs has been unsurpassed. A literate and intelligent singer In Duncan and a creative keyboard player in Tony has made them an edgier band.

[RBC]

Oh Linda,

What a truly wonderful read!

I can't tell you what it means to read such a fabulous outpouring of joy and devotion. Believe me, we are just as devoted to you (all).
After all we've been through and still endure, you've reminded me how much I love it and why we still do it. You definitely brought a tear to my eye and I promise you I will read it to every band member who hasn't already.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

Robin.
RBC xx

[old loonie]

we got to 4 this year , 7 in one tour was my max on the homegrown tour even though that album never grabbed me like all the others but going to a ub gig was just normal but next year we alrrady booked in for Dartford, Guilford and Eastbourne are within touching distance and Eatford is only around the m25 god help us. cant wait

[peterk]

a great read Linda! thank you!

[Saad]

Originally Posted by old loonie

we got to 4 this year , 7 in one tour was my max on the homegrown tour even though that album never grabbed me like all the others but going to a ub gig was just normal but next year we alrrady booked in for Dartford, Guilford and Eastbourne are within touching distance and Dartford is only around the m25 god help us. cant wait

Suggest you leave now to make sure you make it there on time

[Saad]

Originally Posted by RBC

Oh Linda,

What a truly wonderful read!

I can't tell you what it means to read such a fabulous outpouring of joy and devotion. Believe me, we are just as devoted to you (all).
After all we've been through and still endure, you've reminded me how much I love it and why we still do it. You definitely brought a tear to my eye and I promise you I will read it to every band member who hasn't already.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
Robin.
RBC xx

& we thank you for your time when graced with your presence and for helping many of us to Get Over The Storm in the last 3.5 decades