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Talking of cars… According to a recent podcast, Neil’s still got his Land Rover Discovery 4 (think the one seen in the Release tour book), and Chris has still got his Jeep Wrangler c/w tape deck PLUS his 80’s Porsche 911 (think Turbo version). Apparently he and Vicki test drove an Audi E-Tron GT fo...

Awkward microphone moment for Neil at the start of Suburbia..

No advance notice of this one, but PSB are currently on BBC Breakfast. They came on at 9:45am if anyone wants to catch up on iplayer.

Nicholas wrote: ↑Sun 03 Mar 2024, 11:22 pm Rather poor video quality, but I didn't realise this was still online:

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The Spitting Image puppet head was auctioned a few years ago…

https://propstore.com/product/spitting- ... ppet-head/

Loneliness has entered the UK singles sales chart at number 26.

I watched the concert in Uckfield, East Sussex this evening. Absolutely no issues with the sound, so I suppose it depends on the venue. What a great film, and the Dreamworld tour has been career defining for N&C. It was great to see the chemistry all the musicians have on stage, and how they gen...

Evening all.

I'm surprised it hasn't been mentioned here at all today, but its 42 years since Neil and Chris had that chance meeting in London.

What a friendship it has been, and I'm very pleased to have been a witness to most of their musical journey throughout my life.

Hope all is well,

Dave

In the recent Classic Pop interview there is mention of updating Catalogue: As well as updating their 2006 artwork book Catalogue next year and planning a musical based around a Hans Christian Andersen story (a different tale to their 2011 Andersen ballet The Most Incredible Thing), Neil and Chris b...

Really enjoyed listening to your first episode this morning. Well done!

Brilliant, well done. Looking forward to it!

Thanks Dog for all these! Great to read the second scan you posted at 3.48 today. Interesting that the story about Domino Dancing told by Chris is almost word for word the same explanation that Neil gives during the Dreamworld show. "Domino Dancing came about when we were on holiday in the Cari...

I think they’ve had so much fun on the Dreamworld and Unity tours and realised that playing their greatest hits gets the best audience reaction. Hopefully Paninaro stays in the set list, and I hope they stick with the light up wrist bands that were being handed out in Edinburgh.

I heard It Doesn't Often Snow twice in the space of an hour on Thursday - the first in McDonalds in Hastings, and then on Radio 2 in the car.

Purple Zone is number one on this weeks UK vinyl singles chart.