Given that there are not many – if any at all – post Healing Game albums on there, maybe we should do an informal (no points awarded) worst – OK then, “worthy of reappraisal” – five Van M album poll.

Logical cut […]

Re Moose

You bet!

Cheer up, C

At least you remembered to include it in your list, I clean gorgot both IH an poetic while including Into the Music in both my first and second tier

Sorry, was going to amend the above post but the edit feature wouldn’t work.

Should have read:

Versions of the better known unreleased -on ‘official’ album anyway. – tracks (e.g Grits ain’t Groceries) are eas […]

Several of those tracks (or different versions of them) can easily be found on various boots

Some friends of mine used to work with Leather when he was still a jobbing journalist in the late 80s. The stories they told me about him were so horrible, I’ve never read or bought one of his books and I never will.

And cello to you, too, Herbert!

Seem to recall that some journalist back in the mid-70s had the temerity to try and humanise Van by asking him if the Irish wolfhounds on the front of Veedon Fleece might perhaps be his canines, The resultant […]

Celtic Heartbeat?

For some reason, god knows why, he apparently hates it

If you asked me for five pounds, I’d give you a damn good thrashing with Walter Walking Stick and a send you packing with a flea in your ear about the need to do an honest day’s work, sirrah!

Anyway, it does […]

Veedon Fleece

Too Late To Stop Now

St Dominic’s Preview

Into the Music

Beautiful Vision

Bubbling under

Astral Weeks

Into the Music

Moondance Tupelo Honey

Common One ]

Tupelo […]

Re Dai

Not just any live album though. Arguably the best live album ever made

Re Dai

Not just any live album though. Arguably the best live album ever made

To avoid a SNAFU, an OAP should get help PDQ

I’m here all week! Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday!

I hate to break it to you but…

And who can forget DOA by the mighty Bloodrock

Cheers, does indeed. Thanks for helping! Sadly came too late for poor Joanie