1990 Cárcel de Sangonera la verde Murcia, España

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 This story began more than thirty years ago. Scottish musician Allan McCarthy was serving a sentence in the Sangonera prison 

 What's up, Allan? How much time has passed! 

And how long did they sentence you?

Six and a half years. And a fine of 60.5 million, but if I didn't pay they would put another six more months on me. I told them: "If you want, give me a year and 60 million for me."

It strikes me that you didn't use the word 'cell'.

After giving our first concert we believed that this was the beginning of something good. We had the demo, we were on the radio... but, at one point, everything ended»

But surely that night you would hear each other on the radio. At least...

Not even... Once I left, the protocol to re-enter was endless (they had to take your fingerprints again, fill out paperwork and all that). It was about four or five hours. We got back to our rooms at dawn, so we couldn't listen to him live. Luckily, people recorded it for us. I have everything.

 Tell me about Stormy waters. what was it about? 

We received letters asking us for more of your songs.

The thing was that we couldn't really enjoy the group, because we put out a demo and, shortly after, they sent me to Madrid.

To Carabanchel.

we all believed that this was the beginning of something good. We had the recording, we were on the radio... but, at one point, everything ended.