Scotland’s Greatest Hits
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Engels
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https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...iffy-clyro-orange-juice-ivor-cutler-rip-it-up
By a strange coincidence...
By a strange coincidence...
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
On the BBC documentary about the Rollers, I was surprised to learn that Da Brudders' "Gabba Gabba Hey!" comes from the chant on 'Saturday Night'.
deek
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Really? I thought the "gabba..." came from Tod Browning's Freaks.
(I've not read the article yet though)
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
My bad memory at fault. It was the "Hey Ho Let's go!" chant.
Ciunas Audio
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3 pages & nobody has mentioned one of the best recent bands to come out of Scotland
Admiral fallow & their debut album "Boots met my face"
Admiral fallow & their debut album "Boots met my face"
deek
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I recommend the documentary - Big Gold Dream for those interested in Scottish post-punk. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B076KQY9J8/?tag=pinkfishmedia-21
I think it was on BBC for a while. I was too young to remember or appreciate all this when was a kid but I liked how Edinburgh with Fast/PopAural etc seemed to have the edginesss and the Glasgow scene seemed a bit more polite.
A couple of faves:
I think it was on BBC for a while. I was too young to remember or appreciate all this when was a kid but I liked how Edinburgh with Fast/PopAural etc seemed to have the edginesss and the Glasgow scene seemed a bit more polite.
A couple of faves:
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vince rocker
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I'd forgotten all about the Kevin McD album, I think I may have a cassette of it somewhere. It was the soundtrack to a lot of climbing trips to Scotland - along with "Sea Of Love" by The Adventures.
