Hold hands, close your eyes, it's half past midnight, and you're listening to the ghost

guys. Welcome to the ghost story, guys. I'm Red in store, I'm Paul Bestil, and this is the

show where we talk about spooks, spectres, and all the other things watching us from the shadows

beyond the campfire. Some conversations only make sense after the sun has set, and this is most

definitely one. Thanks for tuning in, this is episode number 134, and we're coming from that tiny

mountain cabin you dream about, but can never quite reach. How are you Paul? I'm all right, we're doing

well, the sun is out, the sky is blue, it's beautiful, and so are you. Wow, I don't know where to go with that.

We're done, we're one podcasting, goodbye everyone. Another ghost story, guys. I felt a flicker

of joy, I'd forgotten what that was like. Spring is in there. It's all good here, my friend,

and you saw someone wrestle a giant heart. I did, yes, I went to my first gig in three years,

and we weren't expecting the support act, who was the support act, we were told it would be somebody

else. Okay, and then it turned out to be a 144 year old Irish zombie vampire called Craven,

who absolutely blew us away to the point that me and my friend after his set went and bought his

album and had a chat with him, and he was a very nice guy. I was going to say I saw a picture

review of this guy, and I thought, I don't know who this is, but Paul looks very happy, so he must be good.

Yes, I'd literally just fall it over before that picture was taken, because I decided not to look

out for a stat, but he was very nice, especially after he cut his tongue off during his set as well,

and through a blood soaked baby into the audience and things. So yes, it was very entertaining,

I forgot what it was like to have fun in that kind of environment. So yes, and I wasn't the oldest

person at the gig, which was amazing. That was a vampire being 144. No, no, no, no, there was some

older gentleman looking around the back, which meant they may have been vampires, who knows?

They certainly didn't dress like it, but yes, it was great fun, and obviously the main act

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