Best of Glasgow

Edwyn is playing Glasgow in april or may.

Well good luck to him, it did look like he had got a lot better than he was to start with. Wonder if he's got his right arm back yet or not.

Also re 'Caledonia Dreaming' - I hate that thing they do in music documentaries where they run out of footage and keep doing close up shots of the label of the same one record over and over again. Buy another single you stingy bastards or something.

it was dreadful. they didn't even mention aztec camera! there were only four bands on postcard, c'mon. wall to wall hue and cry. i even glimpsed fish on screen for about a second. the footage of alan horne and edwyn in their pomp was great though. the edwyn documentary that followed was heartbreaking.

Teenage Fanclub "an influence on Nirvana and the Pixies" my arse;

Chou Pahrot, performing as Kelvingrove Park Bandstand & Amphitheatre, Kelvingrove Free Festival, 1978.

http://kelvingrovebandstand.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/1978-kelvingrovefestival-chou-pahrot-marco-rossi-via-jimbrady-426682_10150560484011513_718141512_9387223_1042274986_n2.jpg

great revive

(xp) at not as

... and yet you losers voted for Belle & Sebastian.

... and it was here, in the bogs of the Variety Bar, in 1994, Stuart Murdoch had a particularly satisfying shit having lately consumed a sausage supper from the chippy across the road...

https://amp.theguardian.com/travel/2019/nov/17/why-glasgow-is-britain-best-city-for-music-lovers

Ivor wins in my heart but also Dawson and Lapsus Linguae.

Can't believe nobody voted for Lonnie D. Or that Vazz weren't nominated

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ABBA? Sweden's answer to Middle of the Road, that's all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm7QnAKeA5E