of 2005. Not only was that project referred to as PHP 6 at the time, but there is published material that discusses it by that name—including web articles, archived conference talks, and a multitude of printed books. It might be clear by examining the dates of those books that they do not discuss a PHP 6.0 released in 2014 or (more likely) 2015, but there is still potential for confusion, since the PHPNG codebase is an entirely separate affair. Books, unlike web pages, cannot be silently updated, and for years numerous copies purporting to instruct the reader on PHP 6 have been occupying the shelves in bookstores and going home with shoppers. In addition, the failure of the 2005 effort has resulted in a lot of material criticizingthan people would have you believe, though there was a lot of sitting around in the afternoon) was close to perfect. Thousands of other people my age could say the same. Blackpool, Ally Pally, arrest for chucking paint around, blowing the sound on the Late Show, Fools Gold on TOTP along with Happy Mondays, photos on top of a Swiss mountain for the end of year NME- everything. Wonderful.

The other side of it is they really should have stopped there, and preserved the legend. We all know The Second Coming is better than the reviews at the time said, but then maybe it's not as good as the fans have since said. Guitar overload, Ian audibly not interested, a fair few below par songs. John Squire was asked