Verve - A Storm In Heaven POLL

my friend is a huge Richard Ashcroft fan and asked if i wanted to see them when they came to Hollywood. i told him i was a huge, gigantic Verve fan but could care less about his solo stuff.

i'm seeing Richard Ashcroft at the Wiltern on April 3, 2017.

And then you will really care less.

The last record Ashcroft was involved in that was worth listening to was, funnily enough, The Verve's Forth ...

not sure how to post photos from Wikipedia, but this is where A Storm In Heaven was recorded in Cornwall:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/42/Sawmills_Studios,_Golant,_Cornwall.jpg/1024px-Sawmills_Studios,_Golant,_Cornwall.jpg

do we have any accounts of what the whether was like at the time? potentially very atmospheric

WEATHER

atmospheric in the metaphorical sense

sorry for 3x posts

very famous studio.
seem to recall only approachable via boat.

ah ha ..

https://www.classicpopmag.com/2020/01/sawmills-studio-interview-they-came-they-saw-they-conquered/

ooh thanks for sharing that

yet another site that the Edge/Immersive Reader option is the best way to read it.

'Cause I'll be hearing music till the day I die

got my vote.

― Bee OK, Tuesday, June 7, 2016

I voted "Already There" and I'm okay with that and see it finished third. Such an amazing album that doesn't get the love that it deserves.