I'll probably read the book since I would be interested in the drama more than the songs

Well, the 2nd Magpie album is certainly a kick in the nuts knowing they're done

Faces meets Sly Stone with a smattering of psychedelic influence in spots

Why are they done ?

Article in the Wall Street Journal today about “industry buzz” that TBC are reuniting. Eye fucking roll.

Robinson brothers reunion, no tour or promotion for HWII at all, Rich has basically gone dark after doing a few interviews to hype the "In Here" single release...there's no confirmation that Ford is out but based on the previous rumors, the lack of a tour, and everything else I've heard, it sounds like he's out...Joe posted on either FB or Instagram that he was looking to pursue new musical endeavors...etc etc etc

I'll say this...Peter Shapiro has done a nice job of getting buzz going

I’m half way through this book and I started it this morning.


Amazing

My copy just arrived. Looking forward to digging in.

I'm not 100% on this but I'm almost positive I won't go see the Robinson bros without Gorman. I've seen so many incredible BC shows over the years that I don't even want to taint it with this shit.

Gorman is on the Dean Delray pod this week.

awesome! his last pod with dean was fucking incredible.

So a couple of these I had from prior leaks, but don't know that I've seen a couple of these others before

Link is not mine and is only good for a few days

Movin' On is "It's All For You", the first new song they played only once in 2005 and then was never played again

Enjoy!

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/e9a153 ... 323/00826e

Thanks! Movin' On sounds great!

Anyone know if there are plans to re-release the remainder of the BC catalog in vinyl? I would love to have Croweology, Before the Frost and Lost Crowes on vinyl.

there was a very limited Lost Crowes re-release on vinyl earlier this year

https://www.bullmoose.com/p/30069952/bl ... d-splatter

Finished the book in a day of a half. Couldn't put it down! Steve Gorman has always been my favorite and he did not disappoint.

The book really saddens me though. How great they were perhaps paled in comparison to what they could have been if the Robinson brothers were not such fucking psychopaths. Tons of great stories of which perhaps my favorite was Rich Robinson basically telling Jimmy page to fuck off in helping write some songs for their next album around the time of Lions.

Ooof.

II not nearly as good as I

I'm about halfway through. Gorman can fuck right off about the cover of Amorica. I love those pubes.

If Magpie had put High Water II out first, they mighty've had a punching chance of better success...it's leagues ahead of I, and I liked I

I still doubt the Robinson reunion involves any other members of consequence...watch this Live Nation deal (supposedly 2 years) start off with a co-headlining tour with Stone Temple Pilots or something for summer 2020

Robinsons celebrate 30 years of SYMM, STP celebrates (a bit late) 25 years of Purple...they can even market it like they did that Live/Bush tour last year (and throw in some other minor band to take the Our Lady Peace opener role from that tour)