the peel

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Crimson Sky and I/O Earth played the Peel on February 6th and I was there with my camera.

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I had a great night at the Peel in the company of the Dead Heroes Club on the 30th January.

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Back to the Peel for another night of Prog ... First up was Jump with John Dexter Jones, perhaps England's best front man.

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Another weekend looms before us and it is time for another visit to London's premier prog rock establishment, the Peel. This Saturday Darwin's Radio supported by Jump will be on stage in Norbiton, so who better to answer my 6 Qs this time than Mark Westworth of Darwin's Radio.

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I got a fever, and the only prescription ... is more prog rock!! I am starting to become a regular at The Peel, and the House of Progression is to blame. With acts like DeeExpus, Tinyfish, Panic Room, Jump and Darwin's Radio, and that is just the gigs this month, HoP knows how to keep prog rock fans entertained.

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First out in my new feature 6Qs is Martin Leamon of Crimson Sky.

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Last Saturday evening I was at The Peel in Kingston for one of best gigs I been to. See separate post here. Thanks to Catherine from the Tinyfish forum you can experience some of the magic yourself.

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F#@king Awesome.

It is perhaps not politically correct to be glad that someone broke their arm, but if it had not been for Jem Godfrey breaking his arm in a freak (read alcohol was involved) soft-ball accident, I would not have experienced the best gig I have been to in a long long time.