Stop The World free download

http://www.ghostdance.co.uk/members/

You'll need to be a member of the forum (and logged) to be able to see it though.

Gary's idea to offer it up for free

Thank you very much Mr Quiff Boy.

And thank you very much Mr Marx as well :notworthy:

A cheeky wee extra request: Any chance of the b-sides from DTTW and CELEBRATE as well? That live version of When I Call, in particular, is wonderful. I've only got these on vinyl and I don't have a record player any more...

Cheers!

Any christmas tunes for us? I know I'm greedy but - well - I'm just hoping for a nice new mp3 to warble along to. A studio House of Cards, a "full band" Everything Worth Giving, an alternative recording of Frail and Torn ......

And didn't someone mantion a "Stop The World" video

Christmas is the season for giving

*bump*

Ok ... curiosity picqued. Wot d'ya know?

Since it's been nearly six months since the last activity and, apart from some die-hard posters, nobody has anything to say.

I guess we can formally declare the GD site as dead.

You think so I'm seeing new joiners almost every day, there's a lot of trading going on, there's even a meet arranged for current members.
Yes, there has been a lack of news from Mr.Marx. Maybe he is busy on other projects.
As far as the other members of the band are concerned, i'm sure they know this site exists and yes they should take some time out to appreciate the huge following that still exists

as far as i am aware, he's busy with solo stuff (see www.garymarx.com ) and with real life matters

to be honest, i'd guess the lack of no recent news indicates more that nothing new has happened in GD-world, rather than the site is dead or forgotten

as Worman says, there has recently been a minor influx of new forum members - if they dont post on the forum itself then that suggests to me that they have joined in order to gain access to the downloads archive - a perfectly valid reason for joining and the main reason we made it members-only, truth be told

lets face it - the band isnt a currently active concern, and as such the main reasonsfor a site like this are a) to serve as a "historical document" and information resource for fans new and old, and b) give people a chance to meet (as it were) other fans.

this being an official website it also means that gary himself has input and has provided a large amount of material from his personal collection

maybe we need an "introduce yourself" section? to enourage the new members to post?

Thanks for that Quiff Boy. I'm sure all the members would agree that we appreciate the hard work that goes into running this site and that for me personally some of the video downloads that were made available almost brought a tear to my eye the first time i saw them
Long live the site

I haven't seen anything new on Gary's site for even longer. The news page still says:



My hopes for near-CD quality release of all the excellent recordings left on this site has faded. I'm still playing all the pseudo-stereo stuff captured from the downloads page proving that, for me, some of the songs have a good shelf-life. Take my hand, Everything worth giving, Turn to me, Born to be your slave.

My son knows the word to Last Train (much to my wife's disgust!) because I've been playing the two radio sessions to death

there is a new song called Big Black aviable on Gary's site.

EDIT - oops - link repaired

Hmm ... so there is. Took me a while to work out which was the right link.

I've only just found this site and just downloaded the album. Like a lot of other's here I have almost everything produced on vinyl but my record deck is almost retired and my vinyl lives in the loft. All I have access to is (or was) down to the wire and celebrate as CD singles. I can now top up my mp3 player with something more worthwhile than waht's on it now.

So cheers for putting that up online - most appreciated.

I'll look through the forum and who knows I might even post a bit.

I'm also going to try and see if I can get any old bootleg GD tapes as I used to travel around the country with a friend who recorded a lot of their gigs.

Rob.