Buongiorno Frenz,

actually, didn't anybody really notice that Supertramp are touring right now?. Whatever one thinks about their last album - they are still a legend and there is still Mark Hart with them!!!
I'll go and see them next Friday (not THIS FRiday, next Friday) in Bonn. There's not accidentally anybody else of you there, is there? To meet up before and after the show? To party? No? Yes?!
You might not know but there's also Cliff Hugo in Supertramp, a very cool guy, me and fellow fan Benjamin have met him once in Cologne and he was definitely very cool, oh well however, you don#t know where you know that name from? Go and get your Before and after out, yes, the Tim album. He played bass on it. And he's in Supertramp too, so YEEES you should really go there If only to get your CDs signed etc.

I hear Mark is a friendly man and even though I don't have his album (no credit card, no money in general, hate copying CDs) I d/l one of his songs for the radio and talked about him lately. I know the songs that are on the psbrecords.com website and that's so good Hopefully he sells stuff on the concerts. Not that I have the money to buy one then Argh!

However, in case somebody thinks of meeting that pink haired german girl at the Supertramp show in Bonn, just drop me a line (private message, email, whatever) and we might make up a date

Silki

let us know if mark plays any of his solo stuff, i doubt he will but you never know.

I'll be a pain in the ass

Silke

Well, I am off to see Supertramp in Hyde Park, London in July- going to try and put a banner up if I can to get Mark to do at least one of his solos. Hopefully the banner will be up- I hear Hyde Park is abit La dee da, but who knows hehehe. I still recommend the Solo album 'Nada Sonata' ladies and gentlemen. Available at www.psbrecords.com

I still don't have the album but I had a listen to the stuff on the website, even d/l STTMMO and play it on the radio regularly - good girl, eh?

I'll try with a paper plane by the way I got photo passes, so if everything works out, expect some new photos soon

Chris of PSB unfortuantely didn't reply my email concerning an interview, but well, we can't have all can we? Would have been nice to put up on a website - we didn't have many interviews with Mark lately, had we? A pity...

But photos! Heeey

And finally Silke will (hopefully) get some Cds signed - yeehaw!

Silke

SUPERTRAMP ????

SUPERTRAMP ????

SUPERTRAMP ????

Can we please move this topic to 'Absolute ****e Bands Who Are Guilty Of Too Many Musical Sins And Should Really Go Away - Who Cares Who Is Playing With Them Now'

Man. Supertramp !! Next we are gonna start talking about Foreigner or some other toss and frankly - these people just DO NOT GET IN THE RING with these artists.

Begone Supertramp.

I like Supertramps old stuff a lot Sorry if that's kind of disturbing for you now somehow.

The new stuff.. welllllllllllllll, ... nope... not for me, thank you...

Goodbye Stranger, it's been nice

Silke

Silke - enough already please.

The reason I became SO APPRECIATIVE of these artists - is because of tripe like Supertramp.

Hey you're welcome to like em - I probably like some appalling stuff in your opinion.

But there's no place for Supertramp here. Eurgh.

Shame on Mark Hart then

All his fault! And Cliff Hugos for playing on Before and After

Silke (nastilys keep speaking about ST even though she doesn't really intend to make Lozzi feel funny)

HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAA !

Found this about our man Mark Hart in a 2002 interview with Rick Davies:

quote:

I was wondering if you could tell me what it is like to work with Mark Hart?
RD: Well, Mark Hart is one of the great guys...I mean he really is. He's been with us a long time...did he tell you...when was it...1999...'88 actually...'88. He's just a guy who can do it all, but he's not overbearing about it. He's very cool about it. He's almost too talented actually 'cause keeps going into things, like if he sees somebody playing the bagpipes he'll...I gotta learn to play the bagpipes. Doesn't matter what it is...and I try to steer him clear of bagpipes and stuff like that, but he's a very talented guy.

What kind of role does Mark play in the studio? Is this his first time collaborating with you in the recording process?
RD: Well, ya know we've worked together now for quite a few albums. Our last project was the live record we did in Europe. Mark helped me out. It was the same team actually... it was Jay the engineer and Mark and me. I think we did a really good job on that album. It's just... he picks up little bits that I don't see and vice versa. As a team it's just very, very complimentary.

Sounds familiar, doesn't it?