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From Clare Bailey on 2 October 2005

I've just spotted Bruce's black guitar being played on Top Of The Pops - its still going!

One of the other guys from Busted has a new band called Son of Dork, and it was being played by one of the other guys in the band. Would love to know how he got hold of it!

Clare.

From paul rokyckyj on 14 October 2005

Scott

I have also heard about something of a comeback .I have heard he is in talks with a few friends but nothing concrete has been confirmed and if he does decide to do this he will let people know through his web site and magazines as soon as anything is confimred.Whatever he decides all the best and good luck to him.

Paul

From Christian on 16 October 2005

I look at this site every so often with the glimmer of hope that one day it might mention a Toby or Angels comeback.

I've just dusted off my old Angels albums and the memories have come flooding back. I still rate them as one of the best live bands I've seen and Toby as probably the most under-rated (and under-valued) song writer of the late 80's/90's.

Just watched a rerun of "Bands Reunited" on VH1, now that would be nice wouldn't it........

Good to see that there are still some fans out there.


Cristian

From mark riley on 19 October 2005

19th October 2005
Great web site...I've been an Angels fan for many years and I've only just come across this shrine to the band!
Great to read so much on whats happened over the years since the split.
I would love the Angels to get back together (what fan wouldn't) but It seems a far cry at the moment (but If Queen can do it without Freddie, then who knows..)...but I would like to say (and promise) to Tobe, Bruce, Mark P, Jimmy & Mark R that If I ever win the lottery. I'll put them back where they belong at the top of the industry and and put some proper music back in the charts - thats if they're up for it of course and they're not drawing their pension by then. Anyway...It's been a pleasure reading your site and I'll continue to do so now I know of it's existence. Thanks again to the Angels for some superb music and some great memories, MCR x

From Lisa Browning on 20 October 2005

Hello.....

I've been a fan of the Angels since 1990. I still listen to them all the time. I was lucky enough to meet them a few times, the most memorable being the Albert Hall gig, where I cried at Rich and Jimmy cos it was, let's face it, the end of a very important era!

I also saw b.l.o.w as many times as I could when they were touring..... fab!! I met thema few times too. I often wonder if Bruce remembers the crazy bird who handed him a birthday card in the middle of the crowd at Newport Centre in Wales when they were supporting Skin and Thunder. He wrote to me a few times in 94-95 from their b.l.o.w headquarters. I still have those letters, along with my Little Angels membership card, newsletters, and my Little Angels notepapter and envelopes I got through the fan club!!

Little Angels have gotten me through many a rough patch in my life.. I know they've done the same for a lot of you out there. I miss them like mad.. It's been brilliant to find this site and to read through it and the messages posted here.

I have one question, though...

We know what Bruce, Rich, Mark and Toby are up to these days, but the details for Jimmy are a little sketchy. Is he still in The One Hit Wonders? If so, any idea where I can get some more info on them. The one web page I've found doesn't give a lot away...

Would be lovely to hear from any fellow fans or from the boys themselves!!
 

From Melanie K on 21 October 2005

Bruce's guitar...I know!! I almost keeled over when I saw Chris playing it at TOTP (I was in the audience)...managed to corner him at the TRL studios (I am a massive massive Son of Dork fan...followed LA for a few years and was only 16 when they they split in 94...) - I asked Chris where he got his guitar and he said a friend gave it to him, used to be in a fairly big band years ago "Bruce Dickenson?" was my reply - "You know Bruce?!!" was his!! Then adam dragged the band in so we didn't get to chat further....I won't give up till I know the full story!!

Sorry if it's a bit rushed - on my way out but had to reply to this!!

Mel x

From steve on 25 October 2005

hi
its that time of year again, too wet to do much else so dig the records out time and educate the neighbours in the art of rock. whilst jamming it up ive noticed ive got an album here which i cant see on your site. or at least i dont i can see it.its the "live jam cd" recorded 26/6/93 at newport centre track list . the album was a bonus additional album inside the jam album.
1. she's a little angel
2.product of the working class (groved and jammed) 3.i aint gonna cry 4.boneyard 1993 featuring big dave kemp 5.dont pray for me (extended version) 6.wont get fooled again concert was a 7.30 kick off.ive still got my ticket to it wedged inside cd case.
happy times all
Steve
 

From Clare Bailey on 25 October 2005

Having done some investigating on a Son Of Dork website, it seems that the guy (Chris) playing Bruce's guitar might be one of his former students.

Chris used to be in Speedway, who's bass player was a BIMM student. Chris was also in Stamford Amp who used to play on the Saturday Show - where 'The Guitar' was spotted a couple of years ago!