Madness Glastonbury 2009

Madness Part one
Madness Part two
Madness Part Three
Madness Part Four

Be careful, It's a divx and I've splitted the archives. So you just have to get the whole files to unrar it. Then you'll can burn it easily. Excellent quality.

Audi version Files

(Courtesy of Mike E)

The One man Clash, live in the street, the very beginning of Billy Bragg! Courtesy of lizzy!

Twisted Wheel / Weller's Forest Adventures, Sherwood by Winner Russel Lee.

Twisted Wheel: Hard working band!

The last time I saw Paul at an outdoor gig was at Finsbury Park in the mid 90's, so heading up from London with the sun shining, I was full of anticipation for what was in store.

I was at the Island Records gig 2 weeks before, which, although an excellent gig, was a bit more subdued than others.

We got to the park only to find that there were no camping facilities and the nearest campsite was full up, uh-oh... a sober one for me then. Oh well!

Twisted Wheel had just got on stage as we entered the Arena. A sizeable crowd were already at the front of stage as they ploughed through tracks from their debut album. They certainly seemed to have earned their stripes as a worthy support band (I've seen a few dodgy ones over the years), the recent support slot for Oasis obviously paying dividends.

The all too familiar riff that starts Peacock Suit saw the main man hit the stage. The crowd roared and the heavens opened. Fuckin typical. But, hey, who gives a shit about getting wet when Weller's strutting his stuff!!!

He played through a mix of older and more recent tracks then came the intro for Shout To The Top. The crowd erupted. I was pretty close to the front, and what an atmosphere. Style Council at the Albert Hall, '87 (or was it '88?), it all came flooding back! With Eton Rifles following hot on the heels, this was one very happy old Mod.

Paul really seemed to be enjoying himself as he played through a good mix of old and new, and just as the sun was slipping behind the trees, played an excellent version of Wild Wood, trying to capture some of it on me phone was a bit tricky tho!

The familiar encore of Broken Stones, That's Entertainment, and Town Called Malice brought proceedings to a close, my voice had gone, my legs were a few feet behind me but I still wanted more....

Sherwood's peacock suit

Andy's debut solo Album! (New link for the lyrics folder)

It is with great pleasure that I can announce that my debut solo album, 'Words Falling On The Page' is released today and can be downloaded for free now HERE.

The package is zipped and comes with the ten music tracks, full colour artwork with massive thanks to our own Tim Stavinrou to be printed and fitted into a PVC sleeve as opposed to a jewel case, lyrics to all ten songs and detailed liner notes.

I'd be very happy indeed if you would give this album a listen, in the proper listening environment, accompanied by both the lyrics and liner notes so that you get the full picture and I'd be overjoyed if you could find time send me your thoughts, either by posting on the Blog or by mailing me direct, afne04343@blueyonder.co.uk , good or bad, detailed or brief, your time would be much much appreciated.

And so I surrender this work to the public and hope you find something from it.

Feel free to copy, distribute, give to relatives for Xmas etc, I want as many people as possible to hear this stuff.

Cheers
Andy 1st July 2009