do the stu - hey, don't you go knocking my singing! It was just a thought...

ovation - none taken...

joeman - that's exactly what i thought when i saw the title of that song.

Master Yoda - call it the park barn blues...

Nitefly Rob - what can I say? I've got a girlfriend of 3 and a bit years and recently she kissed another guy (quite a lot) and slept in a bed with him - nothing beyond kissing but fully clothed... i've decided to forgive her this time (it's not the done thing to do, I know, but I have my reasons). And I know what it can hurt like from that. It'll get better.

but then cuthbert, in the us, burglars are able to sue the people they're robbing if they trip over a plant pot and bruise their nose...

i don't know why i mentioned that...

happy birthday joe!

did that last post confuse anyone apart from me?

1) Steve, not Joe wrote and recorded Alien Love Secrets.

2) I don't remember seeing Master Bamboo on the tracklisting of that album... though I could be wrong...

do the stu - ah via musicom's the only J album I have and I can't say I'm that inspired by it all to get anything else by him.

BBKane - Fripp is a monster of a player when he wants to play fast... in terms of actual diffculty, rather than audible sounds per second...

someone said about hunting...

I eat meat, and I don't agree with hunting. I'm absolutely fine with animals being killed for food, and on an island sans civilisation I would be happy to hunt food down (if I could). However there is a difference between fox hunting (a cruel method of killing animals for pleasure) and hunting for meat (involving quick, not too painful deaths for animals involved). This is because we have a responsibility to look after the world (God's creation... see genesis...)

There are however bigger and more important issues, like abortion (which we've covered enough here in recent times) and like poverty where human lives are at stake.

cuthbert - i have no problem with hunting an animal for meat, as long as you don't in anyway torture the animal. The animals are there for us to eat, but also to look after (look after in general, that doesn't mean votes for oysters). I would positively encourage some meat-eaters to go, hunt, skin, cook and eat an animal at some point. Cause every time you buy meat from a supermarket that has effectively been done- some people need to wake up to the consequences of what they're doing- by showing them the reality that animals die to become their food, they can gain greater awareness, which may or may not change their views on the matter- but they'd be better informed.

Some friends of mine and I are planning on doing this sometime soon... plus, when I went to Majorca at Easter I always wanted grilled rabbit... but never ended up choosing it... time to make up...

clarky - none of which are songs, congratulations :P