@japan_nobunaga We have similar train in the UK. It is also yellow, and is formally known as the high speed test train (though ours only go at 125mph). We all call it the 'Flying banana' π
@primarily_prog I agree about Aisle, but for me TBOEF is a standout track, with Gabriel handling those dense and clever lyrics with ease, and it's funny too π
@primarily_prog When I went to see Steve Hackett perform the tour celebrating Seconds Out, I had the good fortune to capture a very similar shot to the original cover at the gig. That was a great show π
@primarily_prog For me, this is in my top 3, along with Selling England and The Lamb. Never tire of listening to this. Blood on the rooftops seems like a perfect snapshot of our life at the time, and provokes powerful feelings.
@AlexHynes Back in the 90s there was a sandwich brand called 'Benjys' - they were notorious for having very little filling, just 2 slices of bread. The revenue protection team used to call this scam "doing a Benjy's" at the time π
@For_Film_Fans I loved this show. Joe 90 became my nickname at primary school - I bore a passing resemblance and I was a bit of a geek. unfortunately it only lasted a few months before a new nickname came along π
@RetroMemoriesHQ I learnt how to optimise both config.sys & autoexec.bat when I first started building PCs in the 80s, & my first task as an IT pro was to do the same at work so they could load the Novell network stack, boot windows 3.1 and then have enough memory left to run the SAP client.