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How's our mate Neil being recieved on Mr H's European jolly? An exceptional talent who deserves the big time!

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Read a report last night that he was great. If I find anything I'll post more.


If anyone knows Belgian (or knows of an on line translator as I can't find one):

http://www.damusic.be/live/les-nuits-20 ... ets-ballad

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Not sure what that says (my flemish isn't what it could be) but for the record I had the time of me life. The German dates in particular. That said, got to meet Tom Barman from dEUS after the Brussels show, which was mint. All good basically. And Hawley, the band and crew were proper gents to me too. Anyway, thanks for thinking of me while I were away.


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Gald to hear it went well.

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Read a report last night that he was great. If I find anything I'll post more.


If anyone knows Belgian (or knows of an on line translator as I can't find one):

http://www.damusic.be/live/les-nuits-20 ... ets-ballad


My Belgian friend is on holiday, I will ask her to translate on her return. I couldn't persuade her to go herself. :(

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http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... ets-ballad

Dutch seems to work!

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indeed it does. the mis-translated words mean I can't tell if this is just tepid or a proper kicking. one guy's opinion etc etc...


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Neil was great i don't get it :eh?

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I'd wait for Susie's friend to do a proper translation - the sense of what is said can be totally changed by those on line translation tools.

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It's definitely Dutch. I'll see if one of my colleagues in Amsterdam can translate it tomorrow - I only know a few basic phrases :oops:

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"tool"being the correct word

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you can't be everybody's cup of tea. I was out front watching Richard at every show and the feedback was good. Here's another take (incidentally, at the Hamburg show Richard and the boys played one of the very best shows I've ever seen - sheer class).

http://translate.google.co.uk/translate ... 26rls%3Den


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you can't be everybody's cup of tea. I was out front watching Richard at every show and the feedback was good. Here's another take (incidentally, at the Hamburg show Richard and the boys played one of the very best shows I've ever seen - sheer class).

http://translate.google.co.uk/translate ... 26rls%3Den



The google translation is brilliant:

"From the stage was repeatedly sprayed atmosphere, which could hold up in the last row."


:shock: sounds like a helluva gig :D

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The google translation is brilliant:

"From the stage was repeatedly sprayed atmosphere, which could hold up in the last row."

:shock: sounds like a helluva gig :D


Are you sure were not talking Electric Circus circa 77 here?


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normally its the front row at Hawley gigs that gets sprayed.

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