Nosher's desk light, for some reason
Richard Panton's Van and Alex Hill at Revolution Records, Diss and Cambridge - 29th July 2005
There are a few photos of the cats followed by a couple of photos from stick-game at the Stradbroke Queen's Head. Then Nadine from Qualcomm Cambridge goes on maternity leave and so there's a de-rigeur lunchtime session at the centre-formerly-known-as-Q-Ton on the Science Park. Then, original 3G Lab founder and engineer Richard Panton - sorely missed for his contribution to lunchtime diatribes about the Police State - returns unexpectedly, complete with his new camper van. Finally Alex Hill and her band The Cracking Daises do an in-store session in Revolution Records, Diss.
next album: The BBS, and the Big Skies of East Anglia, Diss and Hunston, Norfolk and Suffolk - 6th August 2005
previous album: Borough Market and North Clapham Tapas, London - 23rd July 2005
The Sock dozes on the office windowsill
Sophie in a stubble field
A Suffolk sunset
Soph-Bags stalks dust motes in the evening
Soph-bags looks around
Cat-up-a-tree
It looks like day, but it's the light of the moon
The greenhouse is in full swing
The Boy Phil cues up in the Stradbroke Queen's Head
Suey takes a shot
Qualcomm Cambridge at Bar@2wenty4
Nadine looks over
Bill chats to Nadine
Dave and Nadine
Dave Berry at the bar
Drinks in the sun
Dave inspects the relish on his New York burger
Tim Simpson does a speech
Tim the after-dinner speaker and raconteur
Nadine does a brief speech
Nadine smiles
Richard Panton makes a flying visit
Richard's got a mug of tea on the go
Richard roams around
James at his desk
Richard lights up a fag in his new second home
Richard does a tour of the facilities
Richard in the driver's seat
Richard and the van
The back field is full of basil
Diss Publishing's new build carries on
Down at Revolution Records
Alex Hill does an in-store set
Alex sings
Alex Hill
Rory Hill on Bass
More singing
Time for a slurp of water
The gang from Revs
Tom Folkard on guitar
The view from the end of a bass guitar
Tom gets into it
An appreciative crowd in Revs
Rob Folkard - roadie
On Mere Street, Rob Folkard helps load up the gear
Stef, Paz and Tom hang around outside
Mark on the till
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Nosher's desk light, for some reason
Nosher's desk light, for some reason
The Sock dozes on the office windowsill
Sophie in a stubble field
A Suffolk sunset
Soph-Bags stalks dust motes in the evening
Soph-bags looks around
Cat-up-a-tree
It looks like day, but it's the light of the moon
The greenhouse is in full swing
The Boy Phil cues up in the Stradbroke Queen's Head
Suey takes a shot
Qualcomm Cambridge at Bar@2wenty4
Nadine looks over
Bill chats to Nadine
Dave and Nadine
Dave Berry at the bar
Drinks in the sun
Dave inspects the relish on his New York burger
Tim Simpson does a speech
Tim the after-dinner speaker and raconteur
Nadine does a brief speech
Nadine smiles
Richard Panton makes a flying visit
Richard's got a mug of tea on the go
Richard roams around
James at his desk
Richard lights up a fag in his new second home
Richard does a tour of the facilities
Richard in the driver's seat
Richard and the van
The back field is full of basil
Diss Publishing's new build carries on
Down at Revolution Records
Alex Hill does an in-store set
Alex sings
Alex Hill
Rory Hill on Bass
More singing
Time for a slurp of water
The gang from Revs
Tom Folkard on guitar
The view from the end of a bass guitar
Tom gets into it
An appreciative crowd in Revs
Rob Folkard - roadie
On Mere Street, Rob Folkard helps load up the gear
Stef, Paz and Tom hang around outside
Mark on the till