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I *think* these wagons were used on a short-term flow from Falmouth carrying lead ship's ballast in the mid-90s, using two 20' Bin Liner style containers.per wagon (because lead is heavy)
Anyone got photos of that flow?
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Iain Jennings - My Dark Surprise
Rather excellent solo album by Mostly Autumn's keyboard player that came out a couple of years ago.
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District 97 - Thr Trouble with Machines
District 97 - In Vaults
Homework for tomorrow night's gig at The Borderline
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Purson - The Circle and the Blue Door. While writing up their electrifying gig at the 100 Club last week.
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ELP - Brain Salad Surgery
RIP Keith Emerson
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Wytch Hazel, Prelude
Sounds like a cross between Wishbone Ash, Jethro Tull and Praying Mantis.
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The Artwork for the NSE train pack shows a Mk2 brake BSO and you can just make out a Mk1 which I assume is a RMB (the image for the NSE OO gauge RMB on the Bachmann website is in fact a N gauge model) - one and the same?.
It does say on page 1 of the announcements thread this pack will come with 3 coaches, so hopefully a Mk2 TSO, as well as 47581.
Interesting detective work there. I wonder what the third vehicle will be? The missing Mk2a FK?
The GUV in the Night Mail train set is unique to the set too.
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Fate Of Nations - Robert Plant
Not listened to that album for *years*. It's a great one, though.
Karnataka - Secrets of Angels. Worthy winner of Album of the Year at the CRS Awards this year.
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Kim Seviour - Fantasise to Realise.
Single from the former Touchstone singer, combines dance beats and rock guitars.
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Mk1 NSEs (presumably the earlier lighter blue) very welcome. Would have liked the CK as well, but you can make up a representative Thames & Chiltern set with the coaches available.
I see the 25/2 is one of the Laira batch too.
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Wolves of Avalon, Across Corpses Grey. Pagan black metal meets folk, with a 30 minute title track.
Rebecca Downes, Believe. Rather excellent blues-rock with a touch of soul and funk.
Wytch Hazel, Prelude Retro hard rock with a touch of Jethro Tull and Wishbone Ash.
John Mitchell, The Nostalgia Factory. Rather excellent EP with covers of songs by Porcupine Tree, Justin Heywood, Phil Collins and ELP. The version of "C'est La Vie" is a thing of beauty.
Blue Öyster Cult, Curse of the Hidden Mirror. Their most recent album, recorded back in 2001.
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Riverside - Shrine of New Generation Slaves.
Riverside - Love, Fear and the Time Machine
The sudden and unexpected death of guitarist Piotr Grudzinski hasn't really sunk in yet.
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Brand-new models (including variations on existing)
117 DMU (since they're doing it in 00)
25/3 as many people are suggesting
Refurbished 31 in Banger Blue (31/4), Dutch, Original Railfreight Grey and Regional Railways colours.
GWR Large Prairie
VDA or retooled VAA
Retooled and upgraded PGA
Mk2a BFK
Reliveries:
47 in Railfreight Distribution, RES and Inter-City Swallow
37/4 in Regional Railways and Mainline-style Inter-City
Mk2s in Regional Railways
Mk1 stock in original NSE with the lighter blue
Hawksworths in BR maroon.
150 in Wessex Trains maroon with tourist advertising
450 in South-West Trains
VGA with red ends but no "Speedlink" boards
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Kiama - Sign of IV Supergroup with present and past members of Magenta, The Reasoning and Maschine that has its moments but doesn't quite live up to the sum of its parts.
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Steeleye Span - Wintersmith
Suede - Night Thoughts. More than a little in common with Marillion's "Brave" in theme and mood.
Dream Theater - The Astonishing. Which sadly fails to astonish.
Steven Wilson - 4-and-a-half
David Bowie - Blackstar
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Mantra Vega - The Illusions Reckoning. New album by Heather Findlay & Dave Kerzner.
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The large prarie gets overlooked. That's one remaining old Farish model that hasn't either been retoooled or done by Dapol.
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Let's see
Mk2a BFK? Bodyshell is essentially the same as the BSO, only the roof vents and interior are different.
Shrink-ray on the 2-EPB. Especially if Hornby follow up their 5-BEL by putting their 4-VEP in the shrink-ray too.
LMS/BR Highfit and BR Vanwide are obvious gaps in the BR Steam/Transition/Blue Diesel wagon fleet.
VDA or a retooled VAA, since the Poole-era VAA is getting long in the tooth now.
More liveries for the retooled 47. They haven't done Intercity Swallow, RES, Virgin, Railfreight grey or triple grey yet.
Mk1 stock in NSE (original lighter blue). See as how rapidly the NSE Mk2s sold out I'd have thought they'd sell too. BSK, TSO, SK, FK and CK all carried the livery.
Mk1 FO declassified to SO in Blue/Grey.
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Dave Gilmour - Rattle That Lock
Excellent as one would expect. I love the overall feeling of melancholia of it. Suits my mood today.
steve
I like that rather better than "The Endless River", which never really managed to rise above its origin as a collection of outtakes and leftovers.
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Mantra Vega - The Illusion's Reckoning. Interesting collaboration between former Mostly Autumn singer Heather Findlay and Sound of Contact keyboard player Dave Kerzner.
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Rebecca Downes - Believe. Rather excellent blues album I'm reviewing, out in March
Jodie Marie - Trouble in Mind. Another blues singer-songwriter, the record The Guardian didn't want you to hear
Aghast Afterglow - Imagine. Italian symphonic goth-metal. Somewhat in the vein of Nightwish but without their production budget, so it has to rely on good songs instead.
Resurrection Kings. Self-titled album by a supergroup made of other people's sidesmen; rather generic 80s hard rock by numbers, and not very good.
Motorhead, Bad Magic. They went out on a high, this one rocks like a bastard. RIP Lemmy.
There are reviews of Jodie Marie and Aghast Afterglow on my blog
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Motorhead - Bad Magic
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From the mid 1970s to the mid 1980s they did not seem common in Devon and Cornwall so I am not sure I can justify one on my layout,
John Vaughan's Diesels in the Duchy has L433 running as a 2-car set at Liskeard in 1981.
Also P434 as a 3-car set on the Falmouth branch, which has the flat-topped headcode box of a 117.
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Riverside, Love, Fear and The Time Machine.
Goldfrapp, Tales of Us.
Recently/currently listening to...
in Wheeltappers
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Panic Room - Skin
Still their best album, and has to be in my top ten for any band from the past decade.