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It seems that even though Pope Leo is American, he hasn't actually resided in the US since his late 20's. He has been an Archbishop in Peru for many years.

I never got to see The Alarm live, but I did see Mike perform solo at Greenbelt in the late 80's. The song "Rain in the Summertime" and the album title "Eye of the Hurricane" were inspired by the terribly bad wet weather at Greenbelt '86, my first one. RIP Mike

...and Microprose Soccer the precursor to Sensible Soccer

Wizball and The Last Ninja II on C64

I don't play guitar, but I've heard of him, he's played for Steven Wilson in recent years

Short memory...

**Nerd alert** Actually a Naboo Royal Starship pilot

He had a great voice and also gave Def Leppard their first Radio 1 session, RIP Andy

I worked at WH Smith in Haywards Heath Station for 10 years, I knew Tony quite well

Kingstonian, I was there! AAAAHHHH!!!!

Don't forget Pease Pottage is a village in Sussex

Not sure if the same gig, I went in 1989, remember me and my mate listening to Disintegration by The Cure in the car on the journey down

Damn, mine too! 1985? .edit. It was Feb 1984, because it was the Into the Gap tour

I put my Everton ticket up on the Friday night and it sold almost immediately

Not the best ever Yes album, but the earlier ones are great

This was Jethro Tull taking the piss out of concept albums, after people kept calling them prog, when they didn't feel they were

It's been reported that Bill Ward will indeed be in the lineup. I was lucky enough to see them at Ozzfest in 2001 at the MK Bowl before the fall out with Ward happened.

I love horror films, but I'd quite happily never watch Midsommar again, it's a good film but it's so disturbing

Legend, bellend, take your pick

I'm seriously f***ing gutted by this news, RIP David Lynch