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strange really, cos Gruff is doing well enough with the current stuff. He seems engaged with it, and happy with it. Getting back together doesn't really make a lot of sense, on the face of it.

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last time I saw them they were headlining a festival with around 4,000 people there, so I reckon you might be over-playing it.

Mind you, it's the same for James, too.

jp or a park? whats the difference in capacity? always thought the parks capacity was a difficult one to gauge..

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strange really, cos Gruff is doing well enough with the current stuff. He seems engaged with it, and happy with it. Getting back together doesn't really make a lot of sense, on the face of it.

Well he's done this american interior thing to death now so I presume he wants a new project. May as well get the band back together, it's not like they all fell out. I would rather be in a band than go solo I think.

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jp or a park? whats the difference in capacity? always thought the parks capacity was a difficult one to gauge..

It's pretty small I'd have thought.

A few thousand, although I suppose it depends how far back you consider part of the field capacity... if that makes any sense!

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As much a rarity value thing as anything, probably. SFA toured incessantly for a decade and were pretty prolific, whereas Portishead left people wanting more.

Just in general too. Social media may not be the best thing to use as an example at times, but the amount of interest in Portishead eclipses the interest in SFA. Maybe the young 'uns prefer Portishead to SFA though, which I understand

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I was hoping to see the return of SFA. Is the renion linked with Howard Marks?

I think he often quoted them to be his fave band, and they are reuniting for a fundraiser/awareness gig for him/his illness, I 'think'.

All of the members will be there bar Guto - so even if something ends up happening onstage I dunno if that is the SFA event or events that seems to be happening.

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Just in general too. Social media may not be the best thing to use as an example at times, but the amount of interest in Portishead eclipses the interest in SFA. Maybe the young 'uns prefer Portishead to SFA though, which I understand

Even the interest in Gruff Rhys' eclipses SFAs if you use social media as a yard stick. SFA have pretty much been dormant since the rise of Twitter et al.

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