A performance recorded at Jon ‘Fat’ Beast’s Timebox club night, which I think was going to be released at some stage as a mini LP. It wasn’t to be, but some of the tracks ended up on the ‘Timebox’ compilation LP which was released in 1987 with acts like Menticide, Thatcher On Acid and Stump also sharing the track-listing.
A scorching performance by the band, at the time promoting the excellent ‘Junction Signal’ single, recorded through the mixing desk, by ‘Fat’ Beast himself.
Plenty more rare studio and live Blyth Power on this site if you use the search function.
Miles
January 6, 2009 at 11:24 amThat would be great, if you could. I suppose if I leave my email address here I might get spam a lot, but for now, if Rob was to add a reply to this I would love to hear what he’s been up to. Thanks
Phil R
January 6, 2009 at 12:40 pmim sure Penguin wouldnt mind passing your email to me and i could try getting it to Rob. Rob and I where part ot the same group of New age travellers for a while. He lives around Totnes now.
baronvonzubb
January 10, 2009 at 10:33 amPhil. Enlightened?
Phil R
January 10, 2009 at 10:45 amDiscovery is Here Now. It is always happening.
baronvonzubb
January 10, 2009 at 12:19 pmHe he. Reckon the answer to that question is ‘nearly ‘ then.
Watch the moment arise and pass away…
good on ya.
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christine
August 18, 2012 at 12:49 pmhiya ! most of you probably know by now, that i am not sadly gone…..
but jolly around. blue house gigs and times was great, is memories, that still cheer me up.
Niall sin
April 15, 2013 at 9:15 pmJust seen andus’s post 9/11/08. You’ll all be pleased to know wearing blyth power tshirts (also gong husker du and hawkwind) still causes much confusion amongst the locals. Not so many of the blyth (or mob) left here now despite the river running through the village being …. River blyth!