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Absolutely swore I booked it months ago and now can't find it. Looking for one to go with an old friend who's in town for the gig.

Ive caned the OG of this so much its stupid...am near shoook I never heard this one before...

Im thinking dark small gig rooms, clubs that kind of thing.

I don't expect it to do amazing, I'd just like to see some work and how people feel about it.

I'm repairing an EPDM garage roof and hoping to reuse the existing aluminium drip edge rather than replacing it.

The woodwork repairs have been done, replacing some old osb and the EPDM membrane is largely fine.

The old drip edge was mechanically fixed through the EPDM into the timber rainline batten, so when I removed it I'm left with a line of small screw/nail holes in the membrane.

My plan is to seal each of those holes, then refit the drip edge using new screws into the same batten so the trim covers the repaired area.

Would Gorilla Waterproof Patch & Seal Rubberized Tape be sufficient to seal these individual holes before I reinstall the drip edge, or is this a job that really needs proper EPDM primer and cover tape/patches?

The holes are only small fixing holes, not tears, and they'll all be covered by the aluminium drip edge afterwards. I'm just trying to make sure they're properly watertight in case any water gets behind the trim.

Has anyone successfully used the Gorilla tape for this on an EPDM roof, or should I avoid it? Any other options? And thanks in advance...

I've just finished repairing the timber on a small flat garage roof and I'm at the final stage of putting the edge trim back on.

The roof has an EPDM membrane that's in good condition overall, but when I removed the old edge trim it left a line of nail holes along the perimeter where the trim had originally been fixed.

My plan is to refit the aluminium edge drip trim, but I want to waterproof that line of holes first.

I've seen products like Bostik Flashband, Everbuild Flashband and other self-adhesive roofing repair tapes. They seem like a quick solution, but I'm wondering if they're actually suitable for use on EPDM.

Would you:

• Use a flashing tape like Bostik Flashband?
• Use proper EPDM cover tape and primer instead?
• Use another type of roofing repair tape?
• Or is there a better way of dealing with a continuous line of old fixing holes before reinstalling the edge trim?

I'm looking for the most durable repair rather than just the quickest one, but if there's a product that's both reliable and easier to install I'd be interested to hear about it.

There’s also a cost reality here, like what can I get away with reasonably without being left with lots of materials that’ll never be used.

Anyone using the GH5/GH7 with Phantom Luts?

Im wondering if youve any advice on exposure and setting zebras.

Just moving over from Leeming Luts which emphasises ETTR so curious what to do with these LUTS.

Any Lumix fans using the Pocket 4 as a second camera for wide shots or broll?

I had a Pocket 2 and it certainly got me a few shots I'd never have managed to before, but I would not rely on it at all.

Am curious to hear about experiences with the Pocket 4 if anyone else in this community has bought it and what you use it for?

Listening to John Gomez here live on NTS 1 and he's rolling through a bit of a selection of what ultimately sounds like a baggy revival to me. I've always loved the euphoria of that era, the optimism of the very early 90s and late 80s. Das Druid are on the of the main acts I'd associate with the sound. Have been hearing it a lot on various Rhythm Section shows too.

How do people feel about it and what other producers or acts are working in this zone? I'm really hoping to hear some of it getting lashed out at Houghton this year - such a nice breezey way to lead into a more full on festival night.

Anyone living close to Cabra Luas stop noticing a really weird intense hum? It was pretty heavy around 3am last night and is still coming and going today? I’ve noticed it before - feels like a vibration coming from afar and is definitely resonating through the house rather than being outside.

Its definitely not any of my own electrics as I’ve unplugged anything you’d think would be causing it.

it’s not tinnitus either - as other people in the house have heard it.

It comes and goes like someone using a power tool but I can’t hear one.

Any rational explanations before I go all Fortean Times?