Regarding Tony Dawson Hill’s Seatrain
letter (RC 338), yes indeed Demon/Edsel
UK issued the first album on CD (ED
CD 196) in 1986, and I recently
acquired a copy.
Re Malcolm Anthony [Value Added Facts, RC 428]:
I believe Malcolm was a tour manager for Mervyn
Conn in the 70s; he made an LP for Pye’s Nashville
International, Country Jam [NAB 2004 ,’72], and
recorded for Conn’s Nashville label. The last time
I spoke to him, a couple of years ago, he was living in
the Lake District. Pet…
I very much enjoyed the AC/DC Worldwide Collectibles article in RC 364. However, the Japan press Blow Up Your Video 24 Carat Gold CD listed at around $500 + is not a promo only sampler. This can be seen from the Yen4300 price at the top of the obi-strip. It was an extremely limited release, of which I bought several (and sold at a much later date).…
Your interview with Wayne Hussey (RC 391) to
celebrate The Mission’s 30th anniversary is five years
premature. Thirty years ago Wayne was in Dead Or
Alive. He still had The Sisters of Mercy ahead of him
before The Mission released their debut 45 Serpent’s
Kiss – in May 1986.
All we can say is… doh.
In the Steven Wilson of
Porcupine Tree interview
(RC368), I was surprised by
his negative comments of
Yes. He states that they
only made good music for
the first 10 years of their
career. If you listen to Porcupine Tree’s wonderful
album Stupid Dream (pictured), it is obvious that
Steven Wilson has plundered Yes’ back catalog…
