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Top Gun is epic.
It was ok in the 80s , a bit cheesy now

I saw it at the empire Leicester Square, I was more impressed with the venue than the film TBH

My brother in law knows a lot of people , mostly through football , everywhere we went he bumps into someone he knows , we were walking towards the empire when a car drove past , the driver pipped the horn and shouted, alright Ben

Oh do **** off , we're 90 miles from home , how does somebody in the middle of London know you.
 

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This evening I'm drinking various spirits in a can from m&s , £2 a go whilst listening to porcupine tree , the sky moves sideways

 

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I'd say so

The early stuff is a bit psychedelic , the later stuff more prog but I love all of it , Steven Wilson has his hand in many pies , blackfield, no man, solo stuff his music really resonates with me

That link is the whole album

If I were going to buy only one Steven Wilson album it'd be hand cannot erase , I never tire of listening to it , a concept album inspired by the life of Joyce Vincent, a woman who died in her flat and nobody missed her for 2 years

If you like stupid dream you'd probably like voyage 34 which seems to be mostly about acid trips
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I've just given voyage 34 another spin , it is a bit trippy

Any of the later albums are good , do you not stream , I've discovered some excellent bands , stuff I'd never have risked £10 in hmv on

Like most kids who were teenagers in the 70s I just listened to what they played on the radio which was rarely rock music , Queen the quo & dire straits was as rocky as it usually got

In 1977 my last year at school somebody lent me Peter Gabriel , Car

One album changed everything I listened to , I'd found a style of music I absolute loved, progressive rock , and that's never changed
 

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Early 2019 I bought tickets to see Jesse Marchant play in Manchester, 6 months before the gig because I wanted to make sure I got in

Didn't pay any attention to the venue , just knew it was a hotel , got off the train and followed the blue line on Google maps , to a pub called The Castle Hotel

A room in the back not much bigger than my front room with 15 people in it , 5 of which appeared to be his family

It was all going well until some tw@t knocked a full pint off the table showering the backs of the legs of ⅓ of the audience

The wooden floor was on a slope so I spent the next 15 minutes watching a stream of beer slowly zig zagging its way to the stage hoping it'd soak in the floor , Mrs wack whispering in my ear , stop looking at it you're making it worse

even though the ticket sales didn't cover the cost of his hotel room he sang his heart out

it was fantastic , the most intimate and personal show I've ever been to , we had a chat after and he signed the CDs I bought
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