Wednesday, March 30, 2011
A short person's guide to a Marillion gig
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Ramblings of a freelance IT Consultant working for some nice SME's, large organisations, resellers and the usual friends and family! Bit of a technical, Marillion and King Crimson junky. That's where the money goes - 1's and 0's. Click on the links on the right for my website or twitter.
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