Stackridge play New Milton, UK gig 4th April

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   Anyone out there going to the Stackridge gig at the Rydal Arms, Station Road, New Milton, Hampshire on 4th April? 

If so, I'll see you there - their classic prog-influenced instrumental epics God Speed The Plough and Purple Spaceships Over Yatton are currently gracing the set, plus a good selection of the band's back catalogue, including their anthem Lummy Days plus a dusting of numbers previewing the forthcoming album A Victory For Common Sense. 

These include the riff-driven Red Squirrel, the psychedelic-tinged Long Dark River and the Beatlesque, Seek And Ye Shall Find - all rich in promise for the first Stackridge album release since the wonderful Sex & Flags in 2005 (if you haven't got it, you should have).

Thrash on, Brothers of the Rhubarb...

AlanD

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AlanD Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: August 28 2008 Location: Portsmouth Status: Offline Points: 135	Topic: Stackridge play New Milton, UK gig 4th April Posted: March 02 2009 at 06:33
	Anyone out there going to the Stackridge gig at the Rydal Arms, Station Road, New Milton, Hampshire on 4th April? If so, I'll see you there - their classic prog-influenced instrumental epics God Speed The Plough and Purple Spaceships Over Yatton are currently gracing the set, plus a good selection of the band's back catalogue, including their anthem Lummy Days plus a dusting of numbers previewing the forthcoming album A Victory For Common Sense. These include the riff-driven Red Squirrel, the psychedelic-tinged Long Dark River and the Beatlesque, Seek And Ye Shall Find - all rich in promise for the first Stackridge album release since the wonderful Sex & Flags in 2005 (if you haven't got it, you should have). Thrash on, Brothers of the Rhubarb... AlanD
	AlanD