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I remember sometime ago the report that there was a big hole in the ozone layer above Australia, partly due to live stock partly due to alcohol "breath" passed by larger drinkers!

It's great the way you've taken a bit of history and made it into a brilliant piece of music and song. Well done.     

Made me laugh especially the reference to the beans segment in Blazing Sadles! I got a little off topic on the last verse though???     

a nice easy read which shows optimism for the future. are you going to work on it as a song? i think it would make a cracking rock ballad     

One comment, it looks very retro in you pic? Reminds me of a PA amp I came across in  a club I was at recently.it was from the early 50s, had that vintage smell and as I was told, was still in use even though only three valves were still working! Let us know if your dream becomes a reality?     

Well done Roger and what a fabulous amount you helped raise. I enjoy doing charities myself as the audience appreciate what you do more than your standard crowd! I never charge either except maybe petrol if I have to travel more than a few miles.
Any video or audio of the concert? Why did they tuck you way over in the corner? Next to the blond vocalist I notice......

In my teens I attended lots of very loud concerts and walking home my ears would be ringing like the bells of a thousand churches! The ringing would be gone by the morning but at 67 the ringing is there constantly. I don't think I have any significant hearing loss for my age. I do get asked to repeat what I've said, I think that's due to Ann's hearing deteriorating, don't tell her I said that!

I've played many loud gigs but never been stupid enough to get too close to the speakers. I play a lot quieter now.     

Hello Jim. So sorry to hear your sad news. I guess your family are all around you at this moment, and you'll probably find that you'll try to be strong for them. So please remember you have friends here on Chordie that are always happy to listen and support you now and in the future.

Sincerely Phill.     

It's nice to know that some teachers are still appreciated the way they were back in my day. All the teachers seemed to be in their 70s and loved the freedom they had to use the cane! Some because they could make a joke of it and entertain us hooligans. And some because they were sadistic perverts still rooted in Victorian times. Ah! how things have changed?

From your words I detect a bond of respect and fondness for your colleague, the words describe it perfectly. Well done headmaster, another winner.

as one that has been there, i can say that the last rubber stamp that says "it's over" is the loudest noise you'll ever hear. chin up and welcome to the first day of the rest of your life. pob hwyl     

very nice looking guitar. sounds like a native Ozzy make?     

Hi Pete, yes very Pink Floyd-ish, I think I detected some Beatles "Tomorrow never knows" -ish in there too. I can imagine this at full volume in the dark with the video running must be like an acid trip, never done any kind of drugs I hasten to add.