David Longdon talks about the 70s and flow of new music in this decade.

David Longdon, front man and lead vocalist for the progressive rock band Big Big Train, talks about how in the 70s it felt like every week a new band or genre of music was arriving. It was a rich era of creativity and the period when buying new music was a 'headphone' expereince, drinking in the information in the album cover and sleeve! This excerpt is taken from the full length version of episode 2 of Telling Tales.

[@kingcurry6594]

RIP David. Wonderful singer.

[@buffplums]

God wish we still had David… such a sad loss ❤

[@HOJ76]

R.I.P

[@mikeymaff8074]

Such a good soul...Rest well David

[@DonlonWard]

Thank you for your tremendous contribution to great prog music- RIP🌟

[@catraeth1]

R.I.P.

[@AlbaSaab]

I bought Selling England by the Pound because I
Liked the cover. It turned me into a fanatic!

[@buffplums]

I bought and then there were 3 just for Follow you follow me… and right from that long string sound intro on side 1 was hooked… I went back towards the early albums first and was just so identified with the music.

[@mallard4998]

R.I.P