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Harry, I utterly adore Caravan… I think we might have found a rare and precious thing here… Yes, I was hugely impressed by the rhythm section on the night… but Geoffrey Richardson stole the show somewhat … with Pye providing that touch of mystical Canterbury scene … wizardry. For me, along...

I finally saw them about 18 months back… Jan back on ‘boards… the copious amounts of red wine might have helped, but they were utterly sublime.

Yes - yes were (in my opinion) contrived in a trying too hard to be complex kind of a way… that said, few bands ever really sounded like them… they were (I guess) unique… Howe too is an interesting player… capable as you say of being quite different within the whole - sometimes front and centre...

I might … might give them a listen… 😂 Thank you btw… I was lucky as a student, ostensibly studying Environmental Sciences I actually took it upon myself to study music of the late 60s to late 70s … having a shop like Windows in Newcastle with a 5 for £30 on back cat CDs … well my student loan...

Can’t stand Led Zeppelin… or more precisely - I can’t abide Robert Plant. Vol 4 is indeed the best, fully coked up, Sabbath album. Much prefer Benefit and Stand Up to Aqualung - although I own a quad copy of the latter, which has an interesting mix… not as interesting as the Stormbringer quad...

I’m afraid I couldn’t disagree more… Minstrel destroys anything by Yes who are almost as unlistenable (‘trooper aside) as Gabriel era Genesis and King Crimson post In the Court… and I’ve tried to ‘get into it…’ I’ve owned several ‘classic’ Yes albums… some more than once, always thinking this...