Except for the fact that it doesn't rip off Pipes of Peace because it was basically recorded as a song called No Man's Land for a John Peel session 2 years before Pipes of Peace came out. So yours is a correct answer too, apart from the actual facts...
It’s roundabout the 48th anniversary of nick drakes passing, Tanworth in Arden is worth a visit and walk round, his graves by the oak tree on the right just after you go in, Mike Hailwood greatest bike racer ever is in the same graveyard, just in the new bit at the back.
100%
If you are going to be arsey, then best to get your own facts correct chap
Sorry, I forget that you know everything and are always right. The fact is No Man's Land was recorded for John Peel 2 years before Pipes of Peace. The lyrics to the verses of No Man's Land were used in Altogether Now, as explained by Peter Hooton, the singer of The Farm. I suppose you know more than him too?
Nope I was wrong about the 1983 recording, just as you were with Pipes of Peace which was the same year. You just chose to post like an arse, which I forgot you always do.
Hello pot meet kettle.
Not been with my inlaws at Xmas have you?
Your freedom calendar can fuck off - we're trying to be nice to each other here
No niceness allowed once an American gets involved. That’s just history
It was though wasn't it? Such a disappointment.
I saw them live on that tour. The crowd ended up as an extended version of the Ralph McTell Big Train sketch.
Quo Connection, don’t know why it took me so long to find that out when I follow them in FB and have Pete Mace as a friend
