If you've been to any of our shows so far and sent me photo's attached to e-mails in the last 2 days, I won't have received them. This is because my mailbox was shut down due to it being overloaded. Some e-mails were over 30Mb each! ouch. I've fixed it now but all it's contents were lost. If you want to re-send anything DO NOT send masses of pics, just pick the really really good ones and if you must send a high res image, please, just one per e-mail.



Our first '3 cities in one day' days. We left the lovely Arts hotel this afternoon and picked up the plane for a brief hop to Madrid. Glenn Worf's first trip on the plane and I'm pleased to report no problems with his ears. He's a relieved man.

It was straight to the venue for sound check and dinner not to mention the gig. We remembered this venue from the last time we played, I think we were the second act to use it as it had just been completed. Not too bad a sound for such a big hall.

As promised, here's a couple of shots of the Amp setup that Mr. Saggers tends during the show. Tends is probably the wrong word, juggles is more like it. The complexity of some of the guitar changes is staggering and he does a great job. All the different settings for each song are adjusted manually by Glenn before he hands the relevant guitar, freshly tuned to perfection to Mark.



A close up of some of the settings. Don't try and read the song list, I've scrambled it..he he.




  

Matt and me.

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We learned that at the end of the show in Madrid, when there was a rush of fans towards the front of the stage, some joker decided to STEAL one of our AUDIENCE MICROPHONES. The mic, a Sennheiser and quite valuable was removed from the front of Mark's position just as we left the stage. If any of you guys are aware of this please let me know. We'd like it returned. Thanks.