Hello all you WFG fans out there
can`t believe what i`m seeing
WFG web site and new album???? bloody hell
shall i take you back to the 80`s, cuz thats how long i`ve known copey and zeeb
from the 1st single/album and the gigs from the Horseshoes pub and weekend parties in stourbridge in sqoutes and zeebs flat just off stourbridge ringroad
and roadeing for copey, god i remember the photo shoot for the 1st album cover with Joanne Lathumn in the grave yard and the pee up in the Royal Exchange after and winding Zeeb up (might tell you the tale later) after
good god i ain`t seen copey in years, i remember sitting in his bedroom after a session and his mom did us a fryup breakfast and we jammed (me using his exporler(which he hated) bloodey hell me and copey went back as good mates for years, ain`t seen him for 15 years at least, he was workin as a bricklayer last i saw him, in a red escort van
if he read this post he wuld know the name spacebrain straight away

Hello and Welcome Spacebrain,yes there has been great news for the Band recently and there are still many fans out there after all of these years including myself.I am sure Copey will respond on the forum soon but in the meantime thank you for the introduction and hopefully we can hear how you wound ZEEB up after the Royal Exchange and other interesting bits on Witchfinder General.

Hails,
Gravesnatcher

It must have been nice to see the band live in the day. Unfortunately in the U.S., the best I could do was try and find the releases. My first goal was finding an non-picture disc version of Death Penalty. The sound on the picture disc was not the best. Then I had to hunt down the first single, which I managed to do. The Soviet Invasion EP was the hardest record to find ever for me, and also was the most $ I ever paid for one. The CD releases were great from a sound quality point of view. The live CD was great. It would be even better if they would release it at the correct speed. I've ordered the new CD, so I will finally get to hear the single and EP with out all of the pops and other noise. I can't wait for the new CD. I don't know how a singer other than Zeeb will sound, but I'm anxious to hear it. Keep releasing vintage material. I will keep buying it.

It must have been nice to see the band live in the day. Unfortunately in the U.S., the best I could do was try and find the releases. My first goal was finding an non-picture disc version of Death Penalty. The sound on the picture disc was not the best. Then I had to hunt down the first single, which I managed to do. The Soviet Invasion EP was the hardest record to find ever for me, and also was the most $ I ever paid for one. The CD releases were great from a sound quality point of view. The live CD was great. It would be even better if they would release it at the correct speed. I've ordered the new CD, so I will finally get to hear the single and EP with out all of the pops and other noise. I can't wait for the new CD. I don't know how a singer other than Zeeb will sound, but I'm anxious to hear it. Keep releasing vintage material. I will keep buying it.

Hey mpataky2,Witchfinder General Live '83 was reissued with corrected speed and a different front cover a while back.If you need a copy email me at sleepyhollow70@comcast.net .I have the Live 83 double lp's for sale as well.The lp's are correct speed too.
Blessed Be,
Gravesnatcher

Great, more tales from the old days. In Holland we never got te see WFG as far as I know. I remember taping a friends 7" Burning A Sinner. Later bought the LP's. Incredible the band reunited. The 'Ruins' CD is great and the thrill of taking out an LP from Live'83 gave me shivers.