He did those here ( and the Doors to ) at work, that was what, must be 10 - 11 years ago, him and Youth came in, think one of them had a mini. They recorded most of it in the Hall with Roop one of our engineers, think they did some recording in a pyramid at some point too, not sure it was for the Led Zep or not. There was a derelict church across the road from our studio ( which is also in a church ) it was full of rubbish and had a squatter living there with his dogs, he'd been there for years, he was known as spiderman .. or Dave to me :-) ... because he had spiderweb tats all over him with one big one covering his face, now somewhere along the lines someone thought dave was a wizard, he was a nice bloke, but didn't strike me as a Gandof type of a guy, next thing I know they have candles and lights strung around the control room, and I;m sure the air smelt odd, even the aircon had problems :-) ! They seemed to enjoy the sessions, think they were in for a couple of weeks, then over the next few years popped back every now and then, haven't seen them for years now, not sure if Roop's still in contact, think he did some work with them with killing joke. It was also the first time I'd heard of York street studios, one of the guys gave me a brochure.

I have to dissagree, I found that the 2003 album to be brilliant, but Hosannas is heavier, darker, rawer and more personal and I absolutely love the muffled and claustrophopic sound on it, it was recoreded in a vine cellar in Prague wich the band called basements of hell, and it sounds it.

Was reading a interwiew with Toogood of Sihad and he is not too happy with Mr.Coleman not to say moore :) looks like they had a big fall out...shame realy.