Thursday, 18 April 2013

A CHAT WITH ZENIT

Yesterday I was feeling more than slightly peculiar; in fact, I think it is fair to admit that I was feeling totally psychotic, and apart from watching a documentary on rockpooling (which I giggled through, every time I saw a hermit crab) I did the bare minimum all day and spent most of the time in bed. For those of you not in the know, I am bi-polar and there are some days - like yesterday - when I am no use to man nor beast. However, I did manage to pull myself together for about twenty minutes and have an interesting chat with Andy Thommen of Zenit. He really is a jolly nice chap, and - as I have noted on these pages before - the Zenit album The Chandrasekhar Limit is one of the best things that I have heard all year.

My dear wife is transcribing it as we speak, and I hope that my interview with Andy, together with some exclusive pictures will be on the Gonzo Weekly this weekend...

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