TWR #72 COMPETITIONS

All competitions are now closed.

Well, folks, TWR is now 22 years old and to celebrate, we have three competitions to win some Anthony Phillips, Steve Hackett and ReGenesis goodies - we really spoil you, don't we?!

Ant Phillips Competition

First up is your chance to win a set of the remastered Anthony Phillips CDs for The Geese & The Ghost, Wise After The Event and 1984 and all you have to do to win this set, plus a copy of Mario Giammeti's excellent biography of Ant: "The Exile" is answer the following questions....

1. What was the original working title for The Geese & The Ghost?
A. Lostwitiel

2. Which track from Wise After The Event was left off the original album due to lack of space?
A. Squirrel

3. Which Anglia TV series provided the original inspiration for the 1984 album?
A. Rule Britannia

The winner is Massimo Pola, Italy

Steve Hackett Competition

And now, to celebrate the release of our very own editor's latest opus; Sketches Of Hackett, Alan has kindly made two copies of the limited edition available for TWR readers and once again, all you have to do is answer the following questions correctly....

1. What is Steve's middle name?
A. Richard

2. How many studio albums (excluding compilations, special editions, etc) has Steve released?
A. 19

3. What is the title of Steve's new (and as yet unreleased) album?
Out Of The Tunnel's Mouth

The winners are Jay Stockton, USA and Alan Maggs, UK

ReGenesis Competition

Thanks to the kindness of ReGenesis’ management, we have a pair of tickets to give away for their show at the Shepherds Bush Empire Theatre London on 28th November. To win, all you have to do is correctly answer the following questions….

1. What was the band’s name before they changed it to ReGenesis?
A. Geneside

2. What was the band’s original singer’s name?
A. Glyn Protheroe

3. What was the title of the first live CD released by the band?
A. ReGenesis Live

The winner is Maurice Wharton, UK

Every effort will be made to post the prizes in time for Christmas, but due to recent strike action by postal workers in the UK, this may cause packages to take longer to reach their destination than normal.