Hawkon '84

[david hall]

Er, I think that you're right. I spent the day sitting behind Trev Hughes
stall and chatting to just about everybody. Huw. Mick S, Dave Anderson, Nic
Potter and Nik T especially. A sample converation:
Me(to red-haired guy also working behind the stall): "Been into HW long?"
Red-haired guy: "Yeah"
Me: "When did you first see them?"
Red-haired guy: "Hmmm, 1969...I'm Mick Slattery"
Me: "Doh"

Ended up interviewing Nic Potter in the very cramped gents. Me, Nic and
video crew (should I own up to this?)

I see to remember that the main topics of conversation were:
1. why was the venue so cramped
2.when were the band going to put out an LP that didn't feature biscuit tins
as drums (ie the sound of Sonic Attack, Masques, and Church)
3. why was the venue so cramped
4. "buried and unburied hatchets"
5. why was the venue so cramped
6. the whereabouts of Simon King(and the rumours of his return) and why he
is/was an essential for the band
7. why was the venue so bloody cramped
8. the excellent new H L-L band LP.
9. was Dave B going to play
10.  and others far too,ahem, indelicate to mention here

Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Bernhard Pospiech <bernhard.pospiech at HOME.INS.DE>
To: Multiple recipients of list BOC-L <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Date: 07 November 1999 19:11
Subject: Re: Hawkon '84


>Hi
>
>At 15:09 07.11.99 +0000, you wrote:
>>More memory lane stuff here. Did any of you go to Hawkon '84?
>The HAWKON was not in 1984, but on 10.Feb.1985
>
>The following set was performed (without Dave Brock)
>
>hurry on sundown / blues session / wild thing / got your number / waiting
>for tomorrow / brainbox pollution / bass session / you shouldn't do that /
>rock 'n roll / master of the universe / brainstorm / sax session
>
>
>Unfortunately I was not there because I didn't know about this happening
>
>Bernhard
>