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Hello, Gary.

Hello, Guy.

Before we do anything, I want to correct the record because during the Richard Barbieri interview,

I made a mistake, and it's been pointed out in quite a few comments,

and it was shockingly slack and embarrassing. And I need mistake and it's been pointed out in quite a few comments and it was shockingly

slack and embarrassing. I need to point out. Which is made it, it was when we were talking about

dark side of the moon and how a lot of the sound effects and stuff were found, I said that even

though I knew, I knew, of course I knew, that Alan Parsons, that the clocks at the start of time,

I said that they were from a BBC sound effects record. Of course they weren't. They were

recorded by Alan Parsons for a documentary. The point being, they were just found. They weren't

specifically for that. And I know this is incredibly dull, but I know how upset some people can get

by this

sort of thing. So you haven't been gone up in front of any sort of Floydian authorities over this?

No, no, I haven't been a hauled before the beak yet.

The judge in the wall.

Exactly.

Whatever that judge was called on the wall.

For the trial.

Yeah, we saw each other last night, didn't we?

We did that rather fabulous David Bowie thing.

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