Hi Graeham I have been a fan of your work and all the proper LRB years since the outset. I just wanted to say thanks for giving me the passion and a working music career here in Ballarat and Melbourne.I have always admired your detail to harmonies and the perfection that doesn't exist anymore. Thanks for every thing you have done. Cheers

- Peter Golla, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, June 18th 2016

I admire greatly what you have done and your website is impressive. Many musicians could learn a lesson in organization and detail looking at your website. I am a musician, not pro, but was never in a band where anyone could handle the vocals aside me. You gotta have at least 3, preferably 4, strong singers for LRB stuff... thanks

- David Welch, USA, June 14th 2016

Thanks Graeham for your great music, my life wouldn't be the same without it.

- Frank Vaessen, The Netherlands, May 23rd 2016

Mr Graeham, I wanted to write a message to thank you for writing some of the best and most influential songs of my generation. I am 46 and grew up on your music. I'm a songwriter and in my attempt to write quality songs and I can always tune in to your music for inspiration.

- Corey Perrillioux, , May 5th 2016

I have been a huge fan of LRB since your very first album and I have all the albums the band released. I still listen to them on a regular basis. I saw the band live only once, at Hammersmith Odeon in around 1978 or 79. Your song "It's A Long Way There" is probably my number one favourite song of all time. Best wishes, and a genuine thank you for the music.

- Anthony Peake, UK, February 16th 2016

Hi Graeham, been listening to your solo cd's quite a bit the last 6 months or so. This is the kind of music that demands repeated listening, the melodies really stay in my head and demand that I go back and listen again. First Time, You Can't Hold Me, When? Why?, I have to keep going back to these, there is so much feeling in these songs. Sometimes it feels like it is my own life story. The Days Ahead is beautiful, brings tears to my eyes. I'd Rather Be With You reminds me a bit of mid-60's Beatles, George Harrison, especially the guitar. And Initiation Suite. First time I heard this I was just blown away. Amazing. Thank you for continuing to share your gift of music with us, I'm a long time fan, going back to LRB, of course, and on through Nautilus, Stop, Broken Voices, just great, great music.

- Ron Fowler, Tacoma, WA, January 31st 2016

Amazing music!!! Just listen to songs like 'When? Why?', 'Stop', 'Yearning', 'Please Don't Ask Me' and 'Crazy Over You'. Can not stop listening :) Thank you for making the world brighter!

- Terje Ottesen, Norway, January 26th 2016

Hello Graeham! I'm a big fan of early LRB and got your Birtles Shorrock Goble CD a few years ago and love it. Recently I listened to it again while driving in my car and I experienced something I haven't before. I turned up the volume when 'The Night Owls' came on and it just did something very emotionally strong to me, so at the end of the song tears were rolling down my cheek. I put the song on repeat on full volume and the whole thing repeated. It was something about the beauty of the song, the harmony vocals, the arrangement and what really tipped me over the edge was the guitar solo at the end. Being a guitar player myself I really appreciate great playing and that is stunningly beautiful and emotional. So thank you for that experience! Warmest regards

- Jan Jacobson, Finland, January 8th 2016

Heart & Soul is a great song

- Martin Aston, Chesterfield, England, January 2nd 2016

Just sitting here immersed in LRB history and listening to 'Time For Us' from No Reins. So so perfect in every way. Thanks Graeham

- Carol Angeloanto , Sydney , December 18th 2015