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and that is why i think you're the perfect man to write the Ride biography like honestly because they all have poor attention

ya know it's kinda funny that, at first Andy escaped twitter to here, then ya 3 all followed. nine months later you're the only one who still post stuff here, that, is what we call heroism.

pt5 on the other hand i find it interesting that Mark G's solo tracks are always SO different from his Ride ones. like he's a powerful race car in his Ride tracks but he suddenly becomes a vulnerable bike with broken chain in his solo tracks.

pt4 Also I still can't quite interpret Andy's lyrics. but it's too late to change now i guess.

pt3 but it was not until pinball wanderer that he finally managed to bring out his own vibe with his unique psychedelic guitar. I do wish he could still use some motives in Ride though. I would knock anyone in the band who is against this idea.

pt.2 But I listen to the album again today and I can feel it's clear that AB has successfully draw a line between his solo project and his works as a Ride member. Which is both admirable and interesting because I think he has been trying really hard to do it during his last two solo albums→

Hi Mark do you know the time for the following in-store session? My friend is thinking about going but kinda worried about the train schedule coz she needs to go back to London after the session... @andybebop.bsky.social