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Good Evening - Big Ears - 16-10-2014
Good evening. I signed up a while ago but have not posted here until now. I thought it would be polite if I began by introducing myself. I came here from a number of music forums, having always used the same user name (so you can check out my posts if you can be bothered). I mainly listen to seventies heavy and progressive rock (Golden Earring, Budgie, ELP, Yes and many others), although I like some completely unrelated music such as Johnny Cash. Another of my interests is reading, currently Isaac Asimov's first Foundation novel, although I hasten to add I am not particularly a fan of sci-fi. I live in Hampshire, England, and look forward to reading and posting here.
Good Evening - SteveO - 16-10-2014
Welcome to MD once again Big Ears!
Good Evening - Big Ears - 16-10-2014
Thank you.
Good Evening - Bob - 17-10-2014
Hi Big Ears, from one newbie to another, WELCOME!
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Good Evening - Jerome - 17-10-2014
Welcome to the site - I like all the bands you mentioned but the only one I have never listened to is Budgie. Will give that whirl later this weekend.
Good Evening - CRAZY-HORSE - 17-10-2014
welcome to MD Big Ears.
Good Evening - Lovely Linda - 18-10-2014
Cute avatar Big Ears!! Welcome to MD!!
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Good Evening - Big Ears - 18-10-2014
^ Thanks for the welcomes. I like your avatar too, rebelgirl.
Good Evening - Big Ears - 20-07-2016
It's really good morning here in the UK. Out of the blue, one of my posts showed up in my email inbox, so I called in to see what was happening. It seems someone copied the post to use it as spam. Anyway, while I was here I decided to say 'hello' and I hope everyone is keeping okay.
Good Evening - Big Ears - 22-07-2016
Oh well, "Oft expectation fails, and most oft there where most it promises."