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Really! :D


im not sure i believe you :wink:


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Only slight downside to the day was freezing me little buns off on York station waiting for me train home...and having no one to talk to on the way back... :cry:


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and having no one to talk to on the way back... :cry:


seriously, is that a downside? there are few things i like better than a nice relaxing train ride, preferably late at night and in the rain, by myself :D enjoy your own company maggie! :wink:

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Yeah but it's not much fun being on a train for an hour on your own when you're buzzing after a Hawley gig!
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Yeah but it's not much fun being on a train for an hour on your own when you're buzzing after a Hawley gig!


shut your eyes and savour the moment :D

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Have just remembered a lovely moment when Maggie and I arrived at The Grand Opera House for the York gig. I was waiting for Maggie in the entrance and one of the ushers (an elderly gent, even by my standards!) started chatting to me. He said "this guy's very good y'know. I heard him at the sound check and I was quite impressed. He's a bit like that there chap who does the Divine Comedy thing ... but a bit better" :wink: :*:

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don't think hawley sounds owt like neil hannon personally :? :*:

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Yeah but you're not 101 with failing hearing and no idea who Richard is!!! :*:
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Yeah but you're not 101 with failing hearing and no idea who Richard is!!! :*:


true, true :wink:

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Jan H wrote:
Have just remembered a lovely moment when Maggie and I arrived at The Grand Opera House for the York gig. I was waiting for Maggie in the entrance and one of the ushers (an elderly gent, even by my standards!) started chatting to me. He said "this guy's very good y'know. I heard him at the sound check and I was quite impressed. He's a bit like that there chap who does the Divine Comedy thing ... but a bit better" :wink: :*:


My Brother-in-Law said Richard sounds like The Divine Comedy.

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It's the deep voice thing again.

If a singer has a deep voice he will be mainly likened to Scott Walker, but Neil Hannon's name often crops up. If they wear dark glasses and a quiff then Roy Orbison gets mentioned (or sometimes Elvis Costello).

But I have found whenever I tell someone about some new music that I like, I'm always asked who do they sound like. So you have to pick on musicians they are likely to have heard of when trying to describe the sound.

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