Tag Archives: Man
July 11th 1975
“Sold Kev B. Man LP for a quid” I didn’t really care for this self-titled Man LP. A little too rambling, even for me. As I recall one of the sides was little more than a 20 or 25 minute … Continue reading
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(1974 Album) Man – Golden Hour of Man
The Golden Hour record label was a budget offshoot of the Pye label, and – at least as I remember it – tended to concentrate on novelty compilations by has-been singers or TV actors trying to be crooners. Man had been … Continue reading
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November 25th 1973
“Recorded Ziggy + Man” Phew! Those last couple of posts have been quite the mammoth writing tasks so it’s nice to return to a semblance of ‘mundanity’ here and let the diary entry speak for itself…
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November 20th 1973
“Borrowed Live Man. Man on Old Grey Stoker’s Vest – smart!” “Live Man” must refer to the “Live at Padget Rooms, Penarth” album, a three track concert recording which, in retrospect, has been described by some as the sound of … Continue reading
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November 4th 1973
“Re-recorded Do You Like it Here again” I refer regular – and not-so-regular – 70′sTRO readers to the review of this album wot I wrote eleven months ago.
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November 2nd 1973
“Bort 2 cassettes from Comet – Recorded 2Man – Work, out on bike in pitch black darkness (figures!)” The music piracy and piss-poor grocery delivering continue unabated!
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November 1st 1973
“Bort recording lead + Record Cleaner. Recorded 1Man” Remember all those albums I recorded by placing the tape recorder’s microphone in front of the speaker of my parent’s portable record player? Well, now it looks like I have to record … Continue reading
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October 22nd 1973
“Man/Iceberg – TOP RANK FANTASTIC!” I have already seen Man this year, back on July 3rd. However, this time the support act was none other than ex-Man front…erm..man Deke Leonard with his Iceberg. Given that I had probably played “Iceberg” … Continue reading
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