I fell off of my push bike the other day, a fox ran out in front of me, I swerved to avoid it, hit the kerb and went flying. I’m glad I was wearing my cycle helmet.
My shoulder is fucked where I went down with my arm extended though…
But was the fox alright?
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Meat Loaf has left us.
Michael Lee Aday has finally reached paradise by the dashboard light…
I think 74 is a good innings for him.
Rock and roll lifestyle. Carried weight all his adult life.
Bit gutted about this one regardless. The man seemed to be ubiquitous on British telly when I was a kid.
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Vot a guy
Makes you cry
Und I did 
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That’s my favourite song on the soundtrack. I’m something of a mimic singer. Love doing the “unt I did” bit.
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Great soundtrack, that.
My personal favourite of his songs in general is one that doesn’t seem to get much airplay, Midnight at the lost and found. I saw him years ago at Bristol, was a bit disappointed that they didn’t perform it.
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Great voice in his prime. Saw him a few times.
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The man had range.
Bit gutted about this - awesome voice, awesome guy.
It was this kind of thing I used to love about him - how to out do Lee Francis:
I think there was a similar one with Dennis Pennis years ago, but can’t seem to find that one.
Saw him in concert in the car park of the old Hilton Beach hotel a short walk from my old villa in the sandpit.
Just a brilliant performance and such a great sing-a-long.
RIP
The best, full track, is Paradise by the Dashboard Light.
And then there Martha on Welcome to the Neighbourhood and Life is a Lemon and I Want my Money Back.
I saw him at the BIC, great showman…
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He did a concert at Brixton Academy in 85 that was filmed for video release. My back view can be seen under the credits at the end of the concert.
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Name drop badge!
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Not a single name was dropped Phil.
A ball was, though 
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My Dad.
Bless them
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