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Short promo to plug the forthcoming Tangent/Karmakanic Progressive Rock tour. Features a snippet from a brand new Tangent song whch will be featured on the tour. COME ON AND SEE THE BANDS!!!!

The Tangent/Karmakanic hybrid band play the instrumental "Doctor Livingstone (I Presume) from The Tangent album "The Slow Rust Of Forgotten Machinery" This version features on the Tangekanic live album "Hotel Cantaffordit" recorded at the New Jersey Proghouse in October 2017. After the album was mixed we then found out that some kind soul had filmed it - so - one camera only, here's the band doing their stuff... a long way from home. More info at www.thetangent.org. Feel free to share!

A 2010 performance of a song I wrote about a city that probably my favourite. Iput it here along with the following text (on Facebook) because of the events in Paris recently. I have disabled comments to keep trolling to a minimum.

In 2006 (or maybe late 2005) I set off from Rodez near Toulouse on a 125 cc motorcycle and rode more than 600 miles across the Massif Central, the Mountains of Cantal, up through the Sologne and into Paris. It took a long time and I was pretty sore... and I had to go back the next day. My friend Vince and I went to see Van Der Graaf Generator that night, at the Bataclan - scene of horrible carnage last night. My memories are of chatting to Hugh, David and Peter in the little rooms behind the stage and a fantastic night of music and a heady vibrant city that I have always thought of as a spiritual home. Sally and I, a couple of years later later walked over 20 miles in one day around the city in a day we will never ever forget. In 2006 I slept rough there for a few days as I tried to get home. It is a city that is part of both the low and high points of my life. I wrote a song about it and my fortunes there. It had this line in it...

"There's two Cities in this town, and I'm living in one, but I could be in the other Tomorrow."

This old song is for everyone there Yesterday, for every passer by who dropped a few cents into my hat, for every restauranteur, cafe owner, tourist, metro driver and gallery owner, street artist and homeless person in a sleeping bag near the Gare Du Nord. I have loved your city as long as I have known it. My memories of it, both good and bad are among the strongest and most vivid of a lifetime. Strength to you all. A tous mes amis Francaises.

Lyrics video for a small segment of the track "Slow Rust" From The Tangent album "The Slow Rust Of Forgotten Machinery"