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Hi jaybekko, same problems you have, some time ago I read somewhere that the tank is not a metal one, and the material it is made from expands during the summer months, so the hole where the screw goes changes position, my solution was to place a thinner screw with a washer and nut from underside, easier than wrestling with the tank for an hour without success. Did you replace the brether hoses? I.m wondering what could happen if I just plug them both. Other that "not mechanic friendly" I really enjoy riding it.

You had me worried at 1.46 and I am still leaning on all bends !

Enjoyed it! I can't stop leaning on the bends.

You had me leaning on some of the bends. Hairy moment at 9.17. I would have gone over the route a bit slower. Bandit says she wants to go too. Good video.

Not bad !

The dead can play flute, and the spirit can still sing! …. this song proves it.

this is creepy man, the video has this unsettling thing to it, probably the abandoned building footage lol

Astonishing astonishing astonishing and the video is quite harrowing….I remember the Vietnamese Bhuddist Monks who immolated themselves for peace in their land and for their people….this photos is particularly hard to see after nearly 60 years knowing now that the Gulf of Tonkin incident was totally faked by warmongers who have replayed this false flagging time and time again and are contentedly killing hundreds of thousands in Ukraine 180,000 Ukrainian dead so far,300,000 wounded so US Nazis can war on Russia in someone else’s blood and land. Thanks be to GOD for the Bards that grew out of Scots beatniks and hippies- I lived 50 miles away and had mutual friends -astonishing astonishing

This always sends shivers down my spine

Robin was touched by the spirit

Great days great times great music. The song goes on forever

There will never be a band like this.

though I can't imagine Putin bearing the guilt a weary ways

.... and appropriate now, as ever it was.

A magnificent anti-war song by Robin Williamson. What a voice he has!

🙏🏻namaste Sylvia

www.lamatruth.com/ying/?type=detail&id=30 In this article, a disciple of Kalu Rinpoche claims to have been coerced into sex with several monks and threatened with death by witchcraft if she spoke about it. Apparently in this Buddhist school, they consider it normal to kill an innocent by witchcraft. The person who burned down the Shangpa Karma Ling Buddhist center in France told investigators that he had been threatened with death and had been the victim of witchcraft by Denys Rinpoche, a strange coincidence. In 2016, I visited Shangpa Karma Ling, there was a doll with the limbs torn off in the temple, right next to the buddha statue.

odd choice of video. the song is about the troubles in northern ireland

Such a beautiful archival piece! More relevant today than ever. Our blessings and good wishes to all who strive to preserve indigenous music around the world Xx

truth...

No war with Iran.......

One of my favorite songs of all time. Listen to the Lankum version if you have a few minutes. It is worth the listen.

Never heard this version. Beautiful!

Now we have to deal with bigots in the name of Political Correctness

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There is no other musical group like The Incredible Stringband. They risked everything on every song and probably often failed miserably but risking all, they achieved over and over a level of truth, joy, and beauty that very few come close to. This song being one example of many that still shatter my heart after all these years.

Could we have the lyrics please?

"some Captain careless of his men" - what a wonderful image of what people , unlike us, went through and got it "wrong".

Gg

Never get cold days in February anymore. Something bad is happening.

"Cold Days of February" has me in tears...again...the ISB ! Simply the finest musician/poets of the 60s and 70s - and still have that potent power...

This is a beautiful video, true to the song, and respectful to the shared humanity of friend and foe alike.

The Incredibles were it for me in the late 70's. For awhile I almost stopped listening to anyone else. Their sound was so different, spiritual and quirky for me as a young fella. Songs like October Song and The Half Remarkable Q still stop me in my tracks and make me just look up at passing clouds. Thankfully for us listeners they took a side road from traditional norms at the time. Forever Incredibles fan.

I'm sorry but I don't see the link between the British military victories of the 1st and 2nd world wars and this song as suggested in the video. If anything the song is great because it is anti military. Holding on to this misplaced belief that Britain has been militarily heroic is at best deluded and at worst an excuse for further military adventures. Individuals were no doubt incredibly brave at times in these conflicts whether through fear or loyalty who knows. What is very clear is that the people who caused the conflicts, the greedy elite who happily sacrifice people's lives for their own particular games of glory, will not have died in the Cold Days of February

'Bigots in the name of pride'........ remind anyone of relatively modern politicos, Mr Blair? And your spin doctors?Mr Campbell, who seems to have reinvented himself nowadays as an 'educator'. Bank your money and sleep badly, Blair, you shameless amoral shit.

As a committed ISB nut who met the band several times in the 70s this still sends shivers. Loved it then, love it now. Played it, way back, to my 88 yo grandad who fought in WW1: visibly moved him. "So true" we're his words......Bless him and all the forgotten souls who died in war.Thanks for posting this.

their music touches my soul every time I play their records. I learned to love them eversince I was a child, now I'm half a century, I love a lot of folkbands, but none of them can compete with this awesome Incredible String Band..

Yes, this and Darling Belle, played enough, to enough people, they wouild end war. Mike always the more tuneful and romantic, accessible, Robin, who wrote this and DB, just pulling his things out of thin air, playing them as they sounded to him, a rare gift.

Excelente

Beautiful song. It was first released in 1974 on their album Hard Rope & Silken Twine, with the title Cold February.

This version if from the [On Air] album; recorded live at the BBC, released in 1991.

Sad but beautiful song. I love the Incredible String band, they are a big part of our folk heritage and I still listen to there wealth of good music regularly . I am in the process of learning Cousin Caterpillar , one day soon I hope!

u2 u must be joking,the most innovative band ever from the 60s and 70s,u2 dont be silly their poetry and musicianship puts u2 in the shade,u2 geez a break the stringband one of the underated bands ever they musical poets

Appropriate comment zigg

No, I have never been to Nepal. 2 of my old university friends have been - a few years ago - and they really enjoyed it. Our snow is gone although we have more possible forecast for next week. Do you know England?

yes it is quite interesting..and the weather is cold but it never snows...have you been to nepal? i saw some vid on your channel about nepal..

still, it must be interesting to live in Nepal. I saw the Incredible String Band in 1971 at an outdoor festival. I'm hoping to go see Robin W again soon. How is the weather in Nepal. Here we have had some snow over the last few week with perhaps more to come.

you'r very lucky, i wish i could see them perform live... i live in Nepal and i know my wish will never come true..nevermind :)

god knows how,but never heard this track before,and as im freezing cold,pissed off and yearning for spring it really fits my mood, isb are fkg brilliant!!

One of my favorite songs too. I saw Robin live {with John Renbourne} a couple of years ago