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Yes, I agree. And also you can hear the edits in the solo!

I'm no doctor (Nick?), but believe that 40 years of depression, disappointment, distrust, and disgust could have easily been a contributing factor to his cancer.    Certainly wouldn't have helped - plus depression tends to lead to unhealthy lifestyle choices.  I'd heard that Still of the Night was ...

I've ordered a Behringer Air XR18. Compact, 18 channels, and I know someone with the smaller version who loves it. 
And managed to borrow enough active speakers to get the job done. 
 

Oh I will!

Got some kit: couple of large front of house speakers, enough mics for a drum kit, guitar and 2 vocals, plus cables and mic stands. 
It's foldback and a mixer where I'm short. 
I'll find a way. 


 

I read that his wife was considerably younger, and he was still walking about, so she ran the show. 
And so when she suddenly became ill and died from a rare lung infection there was no backup. 
And the dog was in a crate, poor thing. 

Just so sad. 

It'll be me, if we can pull it off. Although might resort to tapping in places...

Just having a moan. Trying to organise anothe one of those garden gigs my family/friends and I have done annually since Covid. Life being what it is, the guy who's previously lent us the PA (local rich boy who has a full PA in his garage - used to be a soundman before he made it big in IT), has loan...

If I've got the condition correctly, it's not something you can cure, just suppress for an indeterminate period of time. Eventually it'll become uncontrolled, sadly, or else the treatment itself will become the problem (trashes your immune system).
Not a good place to be, really feel for him. 

Aw, so cute! 
You're both fantastic. 

All my best wishes - Dr Nick

Talking of John and the Gary Moore influence, anyone come across this before? John on a Gary Moore tribute album.