You must back my alibi! If Interpol ask, just say I was with you in France buying wine and cheese!

I was going to ask you who won that match.

...so that you and I can be wed, and predictably enough, not have sex. Hell, we don't even have to be on the same continent as one another. What do you say?
Space Ritual is one of my all-time favorite albums. I suspect that what you saw is Nik Turner's latest odyssey, performed with an assemblage of former Hawkwind members, yes? I would have loved to see the gig you went to, though I suspect I would have been disappointed since my favorite incarnation of Hawkwind featured Dave Brock on vocals (of course!!), Lemmy on bass, Bob Calvert's demented poetry recitations (including Sonic Attack, which you've referenced in your subject heading--but did you know that Sonic Attack was actually written by the incredible Michael Moorcock?), and a very large (6' tall!), pendulously breasted Stacia who often graced the stage dancing in little more than body paint! To have seen this incarnation of the band would have been the ultimate for me, beating out blowing a pre-Dark Side of the Moon David Gilmour or bedding down a Nursery Cryme era Peter Gabriel by a wide margin. I was born at the wrong time!
Have you actually heard the original Space Ritual? It can't be beat, especially "Lord of Light" and "You Shouldn't Do That." And the way that "Sonic Attack" leads into "Time We Left This World Today" is so perfect!

shame I missed their gig some weeks ago...

Glad you got to taste our famous home brew, Tales...although, at such a dear price!

i was just reading your journal. i was going to catch up on all the recent entries. because i've always loved your journal, but i haven't had time to read it lately. so now i was thinking that i finally had a chance to read it. but the big storm we've been waiting for here in buffalo has just arrived. and i can hear the thunder outside. and my mom has always warned me about stupid things like using a computer during a storm. she has scared me into believing that if i use the computer during a storm a bolt of lightning can hit a power line and somehow travel through the wires to my computer and kill me. so i'm going to bed now. but i will read your journal soon. take care. xx.

A taquine I'm defo am!Only with words though. Otherwise I'm usually sage comme une image.
Well done with your effort in French, Taly, (although I suppose all your grammar mistakes drove your teacher to commit suicide...Or cut off BOTH ears!)
I don't enable commies, sorry, comments, because I don't want to reply to every Dick (Tom, and Harry). I'm a bit more selective than you my dear, but I do admire your patience in replying to all your visitors ;0)
Anyways...So I gather you're an artist? Well, can't say that that impresses me much, but I'll give you another chance cos you're a very articulate one. What's more, you could be a good one. Is there any way I can see your work?Or is it better not to?
Your only fault so far;: you fascinate msolo gals too much...I tend to go for the underdogs, like the Turin Brakes song goes. ;0)

I wish I knew the band you're talking about to post an interesting comment, but uh, no.

Right, I raise my whiskey and coke to you, Tales,...Thank you for your answer.Hope you're having a good time and that interfer-ers won't jam the transmission this time, (cos that did make you forget to answer, last time!)

Meanwhile,... Lie back and think of rugby, my friend.
(Or don't! )

was one of the drummers for Hawkfart. A few years ago when he rejoined with members that made up Space Ritual, I went along to see the gig when they played here in San Francisco. Although not my cup of tea, I could not stop laughing. And, wot is my cup of tea in the silly yet brilliant category? - Bonzo Dog and the genius, Vivian Stanshall ;)