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Saw Robin at Trillians! Wow!!! Waysted actually didnt sound wasted for once. A great night out. Just bought all the albums from the site and looking forward to freebie. Please sign all to Sally xxxxxxx Thanxxxxxxxxxx

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I'm going to see Robin and Waysted at JB's Dudley on Monday. Should be a great night out.

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robin with waysted...is this gonna be great or what!!! see you at trillions.

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Yep heres the link, Heartline by Robin George, Ahh the '80s. Robin do you still have footage of you on the channel 4 programme ECT. I had it years ago, but wondered if it's still out there somewhere? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ6GLgwiAOQ

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Robin, will be great to see you on tour with the mighty Waysted!! We'll be at all 3 scottish shows, so lookin forward to meeting you. Might bring along my Heartline 12" Vynl to get it signed, great tune, I've stuck the video on the Waysted forum from utube. Actually I'll go find it and pop it on here too. Cheers C U Soon

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Heard Robin on arfm radio on Sunday. Great interview and the cd sounds fab! There's a competition to win a copy of the cd as well. Wish me luck!

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ROBIN GEORGE `Crying Diamonds' Majestic Rock (2006) www.majesticrock.com This album did come out as `Rock of Ageists' via Zoom Club but was as easy to find as rocking horse pooh. It has been revamped sound wise and features very fetching cover artwork courtesy of Robin George's wife. There are some notable co-writes on the album as well including Phil Lynott on the title track and the former Uriah Heep vocalist David Byron on `Learn the Dance'. This latter track is one of the album highlights - very similar in sound to George's classic `Dangerous Music' album, with layered vocals, neat and precise guitar and catchy chorus. A natural successor to the immense track `Heartline'. The cover of Lynott's `Kings Call' is another worthy highlight as too is the closing track `Roulette'. As you'd expect the production and sound is crystal clear and there are hooks a plenty! Overall a very enjoyable release and hopefully now it will get the full release it deserves. Easily Robin George's best album since Dangerous Music' and one to delight his fans plus lovers of classy melodic rock. **** Jason Ritchie

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Hi Robin. This is a nice review - rock report is one of Europe's longest standing and most widely respected web sites. Robin George – Crying Diamonds (Majestic Rock, 01/05/2006) Robin George is the artist I will always remember from the AOR album “Dangerous Music”, which was released in 1985. After that, he never reached the same level of quality again and after the release of “Bluesongs” in 2004, I had written him off completely. Maybe I should have done that much earlier, because what I have here and now is a completely reborn Robin with a comeback album that sees our man return to what he’s best known for: a solid hard rock album! “Crying Diamonds” is named after a song that George co-wrote with the late Phil Lynott. Other co-writings include opener “Learn The Dance” (with David Byron) and “Haunted” (with Pete Green). Together with a cover of Lynott’s “King’s Call” and ten other (new) songs, “Crying Diamonds” is an album you should really check out. God almighty!

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I like the new music Robin. Wish you all the success with it.