Same here. 'Twas a "heavy" week. Was every day in busy
and get not enough sleep. WEEEEEEEEEEKEEEEEEEEEEND!!!!!

		spapad wrote:
		So glad it's Friday and I can sleep in tomorrow! This has been a long boring week.      Phantom A6 wrote: Hi Susan, I'm fine, a little bit tired but ok. And you?      spapad wrote: Your right Michael!   How ya doing?      Phantom A6 wrote: Al Atkins: "Whiskey Woman" Rob Halford: "Red Lady" (with his former band "Hiroshima")      spapad wrote: I was talking about that one question in general but yes I do own several books and have read them all, but while I can remember the general jist of events if I need dates to confirm, of course I have to look them up, otherwise it would take reading these books in almost an obsessive fashion over and over for which I just don't have the energy for. Sometimes I remember a story and have a hell of a time trying to locate the source to confirm my own memory. What Al Atkins Song and Rob Halford Song were combined into a new composition to be entitled "Victim of Changes"?      Bev wrote: How so?  Books?      spapad wrote: BTW, the answer is far simpler than you think.      Bev wrote: How do you retain all this info?  Mind boggling!  I'm out ... Cheers!      spapad wrote: Honestly I have not seen it yet. So I don't really know if it will help or not.      Bev wrote: Without cheating ...   A guess might direct me to KK's Vlog this month, maybe?      spapad wrote: What were the Boys accomodations and studio times when they recorded Rocka Rolla?

Next question, off the top of my head.  Not even sure I really know the answer.  Here goes:

Name a 'Priest member who hasn't done solo work nor played with another band (while a member of 'Priest)?  If so, who is it?

I call that close enough! Gull was never generous with money and gave them a pitiful amount of money to be around London with, enough to sleep durring the day in the van, get a little bit of food, and record at night in the studios.

		Before The Rage wrote:
		In the Rocka Rolla days, Priest were living in a van and recording with many limits and time restraints... But I'm glad they got songs like "Rocka Rolla" and "Run of the Mill" down when they did.  That's a GREAT album.  I'm surprised it's not popular at all      spapad wrote: What were the Boys accomodations and studio times when they recorded Rocka Rolla?