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“I dont think it s Martin at this gig - short lived member - Colin might know.”

“Interesting stuff,Builds a picture of studio life back in the early 80s. We probably booked Bookleg originaly through our producer at the time Stuart James .I remember we did some stuff at Tony Roberts place in Ancoats ,(Relentless Studios)”

“Roger , I distinctly remember him one hot Sunday afternoon sitting at the mixing desk in his Y fronts with a sunday roast (brought in by his wife).Another memory is recording knee deep in E.T . skins ..He had a soft toy thing on the side ?


All instruments, voices and tapes by Biting Tongues - Kenneth Hollings, Graham Massey, Colin Seddon, Eddie Sherwood, Howard Walmsley.

"First Use All The G's", "The Toucanostra", "Doctor Restore He Sight" and "Aair Care" 9-12.8.82, produced by Roland Beelen, engineers Stuart Pickering and Pablo.

"Forty Four", "Live It", "Dirt For 485" ecorded 25-27.8.82, produced by Biting Tongues, engineer Roger Salmon.

"Smash The Strategic Hamlets" recorded 6.9.82, produced by Biting Tongues, engineer Tim Harris.

All material written and arranged by Biting Tongues
Sleeve - Garrard Martin”

“3-11-1991 - International 2-Manchester. Tin Machine .
We had just remixed Sound & Vision for Ryko Disc. And a 12 inch was released on Tommy Boy by special permission.”

“He would have been 31, we were at school together,As an 11 year old he gave a great talk on serial killers in English class , ,This compounded by him being pulled up for stealing a big bottle of sulphuric acid from the chemical lab made him the classic outsider..Went on to have the best Ziggy haircut at High School.good ear rings if I remember correctly.”

“Graham Clark on violin !”

“Could this be 1982 and not 83 .Im trying to pin down that Sun Ra Date ,which I had as 82,and others too
inconstantsol.blogspot.co.uk/2008/07/...”

“Higher Rez ! this is great !”

“all those drums are Tablas (indian tuned drums) That s Phil Kirby manning the PA system, A tascam portastudio is acting as a mixing desk for the microphones.Thr Gaylord was an up market Indian next to the big Post Office in Spring Gardens.”

“The Fall were on form! , odd being there in the day time ,I took my UB40 !”