Harry Hood

They're opening with David Bowie.

They're opening with Harry Hood.

They are closing with short songs but jammed out, like Bouncing, Horn.

They're putting YEM in the three spot of the first set.

And beyond all of that, you could jam out every song and the jams could just be not that great and not that exciting.

Guess what? Wrong.

[buzz] The Harry Hood I saw last night in, in North Carolina, guys, it was some of the most incredible Trey playing I've ever heard in, in a Harry Hood.

It, it's like the guy's...

I used to, in college, do, uh, light shows.

Uh, I'd put a light, uh, like a headlamp light my roommate had on my head, and I'd take two flashlights and, uh, put on, like, Harry Hood, and I would do flashlight, um, lighting shows for stoned kids in dorm rooms.

That was one of my, one of my moves I did freshman year.

And, uh, yeah, everyone would just get ripping high on bong hits, and I'd put on my, like, Divided Sky or Harry Hood or something and, and do lighting for an entire song, and, um, took it super seriously.

[laughs] And which is always appreciated.

That's all you have to do.

I was taught a thumbs up a go.

Encore Waiting in the Velvet Sea and Harry Hood.

I mean, wow.

The

totally you get some rager you get some rager energy i think is what she's trying to say

the dancing shoes were necessary at this point let's you know um and yeah we get the encore velvet sea harry hood uh harry hood i think one of the one of fish's best works uh this one was pretty good

yes

yeah velvet sea has kind of been their like poignant moment uh song that they've done at the end of runs like they uh did at the end of sphere and i think they did it at the end of summer tour if

They're kind of like, Hey, all our friends are here and we're back.

Um, so that's, that's maybe your second moment all night, but you know, if you get that, um, as the first song in the encore, they're going to give you something, something big to close it out.

And this was a, this was just a great Harry hood, um, you know, to send you off after night one, you know, heart, heart full from, from fish and friends and all that stuff.

Uh, it's, you just feel good, you know?

So there's the Invincible book, all about Brendan Rodgers' Invincibles.

There's a Harry Hood book, Celtic in the 30s, Magic Stan and the King of Japan, which is the first season under Gordon Strachan.

And there's fairy tales in all of those books and it just permed Celtic right up until the 16th of May 2026 with Callum Osmond in that particular fairy tale.

So we'll get to some fairy tales of the 50s, Matt.

Do

writing these books in some way bring you even closer to Celtic and I'm saying that knowing how Celtic mad you are but do you feel the writing of these books bring you even closer to Celtic in some

way? Yeah there's no question so I've always been a wee sort of startled guy brought up reading going to matches and reading football books and devouring it everything I can do but I do feel since I started writing particularly against I guess since I started doing some of the books that's involved the digging back the research so I guess Harry Hood It was probably the first one in the 30s, certainly, a couple of years, what have I done here? I tell you, sorry, can I answer it slightly differently? Rewarding is the word, because what I'm doing when I'm unearthing the stories here is I'm unearthing the stories of guys who probably have never been in the headlights, some of whom are still with us in their 90s, and I've had the pleasure of meeting them and sharing stuff with them, and some of the feedback...

My dad was quietly proud that he's going to be remembered forever.