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  1. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    I saw AC/DC with Bon Scott at the Top Rank. Bonkers.
  2. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    I was a regular at the Hungry Years, 73-78, and don't recall him there . . . Inn Place was his haunt so I was told . . . Stuart the DJ at the Hungry Years had a copy of Anarchy in the UK he played a lot, then decided punk was 'not acceptable' and smashed up the single one night. It was an...
  3. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    I don't recall him being bean pole tall . . . but he had extravagant tattoos (snakes and that) on his legs, which was extremely unusual back then. No idea what happened to him. Seemed a bit mad and dangerous, but he'll be about 60 now. 1977 was - **** me - 40 years ago :(
  4. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    Underneath the Alhambra. Now in the rubble of the Thistle hotel.
  5. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    I LOVED the Dandies. The Black Country Rock cover was epic. Must have seen them a dozen times. I still have some of their fliers, and fanzines from that time. Yes, summer of 77 was amazing. Yes, multiple gigs every week (I have a list somewhere - saddo). Another fave of mine, who I saw many...
  6. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    Ha! Yes, the troublemaker was a bloke called Steve (Montgomery, I think), who had (unusually for the times) flamboyant tatoos down his legs. His usual haunt was the Inn Place. That evening he started on a skinny punk lad with dark hair who stood his ground (that was in the queue on the way in)...
  7. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    Were you at the Embassy Cinema in Western Road when they played their first Brighton gig? 1977? 'Punky Steve', all sulfated out, picking fights on the way in? That was an odd evening, but the music was crackin'
  8. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    All I can say is that I hope, after all these wrinkle-tastic years, Stacia won't be on stage with them. . . .:facepalm:
  9. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    Newsnight just ended with a video clip accompanied by a track by Cruxshadows. WTF? Now I HAVE seen it all :lolol:
  10. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    The Clash at Brighton Top Rank when Pete Townshend joined them on stage Gen X at the Nashville in Fulham, with Johnny Thunders on guitar, none of them on the bill but stage storming after The Only Ones had finished . . . bonkers Iggy Pop at ATP in Iceland two years ago Human league (version...
  11. Harry Wilson's tackle

    Moments in music where you were a fly-on-the-wall

    Arthur Lee and Love playing at Mount Ephraim in Kent in the early noughties Genesis, Brighton Dome, and some mad ******* has posted it on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khP1iULej-I
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