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Out of shot here is Peter Buck playing drums - I'm better than him:
"OY PETE! GET OFF THAT KIT AND PICK UP YER RICK, YER BIG PLANK"
Eating a wimpy, in a massage chair - he joined this tour a boy and we made him... well, I'm not sure what we made him, but he sure looks happy!
I'm pretty sure that this has Bill on bass, Scott on guitar and Peter on Drums, can't remember the song though.
Looks like Peter's playing with his bare hands.
"OY PETE! Use the sticks dear, THE STICKS"
I really ought to be more selective in what photos I publish - some of these are not very good are they?
Nice shirt though.
Not a great photo - the sun was the wrong way, the exposure's all wrong, but this is the kind of thing they get upto round somerset way.
I love pub mirrors; this one's in the Horse and Groom, Great Portland Street, London, where we sometimes go after radio sessions at broadcasting house.
it's a place, and it was the name of our driver and all round dude, Ross - more a state of mind than anything else.
Or just Meatloaf, I dunno? I only wish I'd have got a photo of the guy driving - he really was Meaty!
Tom Robinson's producers - Helen's birthday is the Eighteenth Day of May, and we named the band after her
deep, deep in thought, wondering what to do about the multiple injuries the van's picked up in our care.
Mr Tom Robinson decked out in all his glowing finery.
Tom looked shaep tonight with a little skinny, black tie.
I don't know what this guy's excuse is - he sleeps until a minute before we're supposed to get out of town
This was a weird and cute-ass art thing at the arts' centre in Exeter where film was projected onto water; very cool.
This was a weird and cute-ass art thing at the arts' centre in Exeter where film was projected onto water; very cool.
This was a weird and cute-ass art thing at the arts' centre in Exeter where film was projected onto water; very cool.
This was a weird and cute-ass art thing at the arts' centre in Exeter where film was projected onto water; very cool.
This was a weird and cute-ass art thing at the arts' centre in Exeter where film was projected onto water; very cool.