Some years back, I had colleagues called Bryan Wilson, Michael Jackson and Mike Batt.

I’d be happy to lend you the dvd.
As long as you promise to return it.

I imagine that anyone who has read this far down the thread is immensely jealous of you. How marvellous to have such satisfaction in your work!

That’s quality pedantry. Can’t wait for a chance to sing along and get it right.

Pity there isn’t a button to click to point out that no-one’s voting for this

I cycle to work every day past the end of Willow Farm Lane which means that I regularly used to have the second half of Supper’s Ready going through my head as I rode – and then it would start again at the […]

Agreed. It’s a superb film. And it’s on the iPlayer now https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b061y4qk

Hang on a minute. This thread has been going on too long without a mention of rock’s finest drummer – horrible man as he may have been.

Cream would not have been Cream without Mr Baker.

Well I did wonder…

But I didn’t want to risk causing offence by pointing out that I’ve always thought Wot Gorilla was an odd selection to put on Wind and Wuthering when Steve Hackett in particular had written […]

I did consider that – but it didn’t quite make the top ten in the end.

Ok. Finished. Didn’t manage to find room for Inside And Out – so all my picks were from the Gabriel era.

Well said retro! It’s Steve Hackett at his very finest. I love this track. And will forever hate Daryl Stuermer for the horrible mess he has always made of it since he arrived on the scene.

Are you sure @duc01? I’ve just tried and a tick appeared. Mind you, I immediately unticked it at once – definitely not one of my 10.

Seeing The Musical Box and then Steve Hackett perform Can-Utility live a few days apart recently was an absolute treat.

This is a catastrophic omission. Can we demand a recount?

People shouldn’t be allowed to create polls like this without putting them through some sort of quality control.

There should be an official Arbiter of […]

What’s it been?

I saw the Radio Active stage show the other day. It was very funny indeed, very fresh sounding and the performers can all still cut it. The best parts for me were the songs, especially Status Quid’s Boring Song. […]

I know it’s obvious but I can’t resist it…

He’s right though. I’ve just had the capacitors in my 25-year-old Primare amp replaced. And it sounds brilliant again.

He is getting back together with Angus Deayton, Helen Atkinson Wood and Philip Pope and their tour starts in April. I’ve got a ticket. Can’t wait!