title	Steve Hackett at the UEA, and a Trip to the Zoo, Banham and Norwich, Norfolk - 15th November 2009
intro	Steve Hackett - one-time lead guitarist for legendary group Genesis - performs a stunning and diverse set, with his "Electric Band", at the University of East Anglia, on the outskirts of Norwich. There's even a section of Genesis numbers, amongst all the newer (and older) original Hackett material - including Firth of Fifth and one of Nosher's all-time favourite tracks "Blood on the Rooftops". The day before, Nosher had been out to drop this year's apple crop off at Greenwood's near Carleton Rode, and stopped off at what may-or-may-not be a derelict garage in New Buckenham - prices hadn't been updated since petrol was 93p a litre, there were wrecked cars and weeds everywhere, but the lights were still on. Later on, Nosher, Isobel and Fred spend a few hours at Banham Zoo, where we look at the black-and-white monkeys and some giraffe, amongst others.
dscf1906	The band in action
dscf1907	Nice lights on stage
dscf1909	Steve Hackett (centre)
dscf1924	More Steve Hackett
dscf1931	The electric band
dscf1933	Steve Hackett at the UEA
dscf1950	Backing vocals
dscf1956	Crowd appreciation
imgp1058	Derelict petrol station in New Buckenham
imgp1062	A derelict petrol pump
imgp1064	A really derelict three-wheeler
imgp1065	Old petrol pumps in Castle Hill Garage
imgp1066	Castle Hill Garage in New Buckenham
imgp1068	Another view of Castle Hill Garage
imgp1072	We create a fridge-magnet wedding invite
imgp1079	A rock-hopper penguin
imgp1097	Some sealions float about
imgp1099	A Colubus monkey
imgp1104	A pair of black-and-white monkeys
imgp1106	Fred giggles
imgp1108	A colubus chews on some grass
imgp1113	Fred and Isobel at Banham
imgp1123	A meerkat peers around
imgp1126	A meerkat has a good little dig
imgp1128	A cheetah prowls around
imgp1129	A cheetah's got its game face on
imgp1134	A giraffe licks a post
imgp1141	Giraffes nibble each other
imgp1150	A meerkat show