Stables gig - lift needed

Anyone going from London to The Stables gig, could I please scrounge a lift from a few hundred yards from the beginning of the M1 (Golders Green) as my car has died, and the nearest place I have found so far to fix it is Bradford...

I am willing to pay for fuel or even drive if so desired

This is assuming I won't be able to borrow the boss' car next saturday

Can't help I am afraid - but if you can get the train I am sure someone may be able to offer you a lift from MK station if the worst comes to the worst.

might be able to help you...... will be going up and returning on the saturday......my route is round the M25 and up the M1.......dont mind a detour.......send me a post code/phone number i you cant get anything else sorted.

Kevin

gratefully accepted!!!! As it doesn't look like I will have time to get anywhere near my car for the next few days... now to see if the PM works

it did work

We are mobile again....!

Fantastic performance at The Stables last night. Joe Payne adds a whole new dynamic to the band. A standing ovation at interval bears testimony to that. Introduced my niece and great-niece to the band's music for the first time. Have been reading some comments on the forum regarding Joe, some of which are rather harsh. Vocally he adds a lot to the band. No doubt his role in the band will grow and evolve. His theatrical vocal style (dare I say it, shades of Freddie Mercury?) would also not be out of place in a stage musical setting. It is visually engaging and given that it is executed with such intensity, it's hard not to be drawn in, so can threaten to dominate - the point has been made that the other members are static on stage. For this reason, the use of a lead vocalist as regards The Enid is a question of subtlety, whether on record or for the live performances. It's a bold step for the band and one can appreciate, one designed, in part at least. to acquire a wider audience. Being a recent convert (I never saw them in the 80's), I am accustomed to the vocals being largely choral. Last night's performance was such that the set list contained the right balance and therein lies the key.