HW reference in Spin magazine

[Ted O. Jackson]

>        them masters of the universe, but, sadly, they became the *real*
>        Spinal Tap instead."
>
>        Remember that scene in Spinal Tap when they are playing inside of
>        various pseudo-druidic stage sets?  Wasn't there some kind of
>        Stonehenge-resembling set there?  A la HW's "Atomhenge"?
>
>        Captain Cloud


C.C.,
The best part of 'Spinal Tap' was that the people who constructed the
'Stonehenge' set got the numbers wrong, and constructed
tryptychs(sp?)  that were about a foot tall.  The band was furious,
and asked how management would like to play on a set with a
'Stonehenge monument  in danger of being crushed by dwarves?  I'm
sure you think it's humorous, but from where we were standing, it
wasn't fun at all...'  words to that effect.
theo