HW observation

[trev]

Ha ha...who knows what the future may bring.  There are no plans for Ron 
and myself at the moment.
He has continued MOAB, but apart from Ron being in it, there the 
connection ends from the original band.
We found a great session drummer a day before we recorded Insect 
Brain...John Morgan from Senser.
His drumming really helped to bring the music together with just a two 
hour rehearsal before we went into the studio.

There arn't any other tracks apart from those on Insect Brain. Maybe 
some iffy live recordings from the couple of gigs we played but I don't 
have them.

We were offered a deal from Black Widow Recs but it was scuppered by the 
management, and the band fell apart.

I really liked playing with Ron...we have a musical afinity.

Do you like my manic use of hyperbole...lol

*"tree is nothing without me...he just doesn't realize it...


Trev

.On 12/01/2010 06:32, Jonathan Smith wrote:
> *"tree is nothing without me...he just doesn't realize it...listen to insect
> brain...his best album outside hawkwind (some say his best album ...full
> stop) which certainly contains his most expressive and hair-raising vocal
> performances."*
> **
> *Insect Brain* really is superb. MOAB had so much potential. (*Bajina* is OK
> but not nearly as good, although the neighbours surely hate it!).
>
> Trev, what are the chances of MOAB every recording again? After all, MOAB is
> really you and Ron Tree. Also, what happened the other tracks from MOAB--
> how about making them available?
>
> Jonathan
>
>
>
> On 12/01/2010, Colin Allen<colinjallen at yahoo.co.uk>  wrote:
>    
>> I don't think he has any "work" as such.  He was best known for running a
>> community (of sorts) at Clearwell castle and for adopting a Nepalese boy as
>> his son.  He featured in the mainstream press and on TV a few years ago as
>> there was considerable interest in the adoption and the circumstances
>> surrounding it.  When I spoke with him, he was running a hotel in Tunbridge
>> Wells.
>>
>> The community at Clearwell castle was what he described as a molecular
>> family; it was this, and his views on society, which brought him into
>> contact with HW.
>>
>> To be honest, it was all rather odd.
>>
>> --- On Mon, 11/1/10, Jonathan Jarrett<jjarrett at CHIARK.GREENEND.ORG.UK>
>> wrote:
>>
>> From: Jonathan Jarrett<jjarrett at CHIARK.GREENEND.ORG.UK>
>> Subject: Re: HW observation
>> To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.ISPNETINC.NET
>> Date: Monday, 11 January, 2010, 22:37
>>
>> On Thu, 7 Jan 2010, Colin Allen wrote:
>>
>>      
>>> Richard Morley, not Robert.  I spoke with him on a couple of occasions
>>>        
>> when I was working with HW and got the impression that he was
>> "disenchanted".
>>
>>      My mistake! Thanks for the correction. Where would one look for Mr
>> Morley's work? There seem to be rather a lot of candidates on the
>> Internet... Yours,
>>             Jon
>>
>> ObCD: Pete Atkin - _Secret Drinker_
>> --       Jonathan Jarrett, Cambridge    jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk
>>     =======================================================================
>> "With Capitalism, man exploits man.  With Socialism, it is exactly
>> opposite"
>>                       -Robert Anton Wilson
>>
>>      
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