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1. I'll take you to a gig to see a band currently on the go, who you've not yet seen... heard a band the other night on Steve lamacq on 6 Music called "Dirty Little Faces" - reckon they would be great based on the song he played called "Piccadilly" 2. I'll take you to a gig to see a band who were about in your life-time, but you regret not seeing as they are no longer on the go... The Stone Roses...they hardly played any gogs but they did play 2 small gigs in Scotland- 1 was the Venue in Edinburgh and I got a chance to go but had arranged to go to Glasgow the next night(ticketless) and it fell through 3. I'll take back in time to see a gig of a band that were over before your time... The Small Faces...must have been a real blast to see them...I know someone who saw them play the City Hall in the 60's

E's a geezer innee Anyone else watch this ? i'm lovin' it (and lovin' Catalina ) "When you do good things, good things will happen to you, do bad things and they'll come back and bite you in the ass. After winning the lotto only to lose his ticket after getting run over, petty crook Earl Hickey decides he's got bad karma. Determined to turn his life around by righting the wrongs from his past Earl learns a lot about himself, like a person needs a little rest after having his moustache tickled at a gay bar..."

listened to it last night. Theres a few good songs on it and a couple of the slower ones are surprisingly good- When The Sun Goes Down is fave at the moment but there are a couple that are a bit rocky/noisy that spoil it a bit but still its a no bad listen - and agree that Mandy bum is good too

Just a heads up for those that don't know about this. 1966-1986 World Cup compilation Watched about half of it so far and its well worth the buying (even just for Brazil 1970 - the greatest national team ever) Not too much celebration of 1966 either. Absolute quality moment is Holland-Germany 1974 where Holland get a penalty before Germany have even touched the ball and they show the "Dutch Footballers wives" when the penalty is to be taken - its what Football is all about when you see that bit. Also from 1970 when Pele dummies the goalie..but unfortunately misses - fantasy football! A must buy for 75p NB Just realised I should have put this in "Football Chat" section

Feeling the same myself . I reckon a wee bit of the door has opened again after feeling like it was shut at new year. If we can get the lead down to single figures there's still plenty games left to turn it round. The 2 signings we make this week(???) could be very important for the final push. Got to be positive about the next 2 games and see what happens. Mon the Saints - Get Right Intae them

2 good goals from what i saw on Scotsport. the big talking point though is....Which Saints Fan threw the toilet roll after the 2nd goal (or was it an adding machine roll)???......Quality

Going Underground - the Jam Bottle Rocket - the Go-team Commercial Breakdown - the Sunshine underground Don't let Me Down - the Beatles Do I Love you (Yes I Do) - Frank Wilson Gimme Some lovin' - Spencer davis group Blitzkreig Bop - The Ramones Elephant Stone - the Stone Roses Heard 'Em Say - Kanye WEST The Saints Are Coming - The Skids Perfect day - The Saints Ghost town - The Specials Baba O'Reilly - The Who What's Goin' On? - Marvin Gaye

Soul singer Wilson Pickett has died aged 64. The star, known for hits including 'Mustang Sally' and 'In The Midnight Hour', suffered a heart attack yesterday (January 19) in Virginia. Famed for his screams, Pickett was born in Prattville, Alabama, in 1941 and first achieved fame with his 1965 breakthrough hit 'In The Midnight Hour' - a classic he co-wrote and which was later covered by artists as varied as The Jam and BB King. He then enjoyed a series of hits in 1960s while signed to the legendary Stax label, often recording with house band Booker T And The MGs. In the 1970s a label switch led to a downturn in Pickett's fortunes, a period he once described as a "career breakdown", and during the 1990s he was arrested for cocaine possession and drunk driving. However Pickett revived his fortunes somewhat following the release of film 'The Commitments' in 1991, in which the star was idolised by a fictional Dublin soul band. That same year the singer was inducted into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall Of Fame and in his last album, 'It's Harder Now', was nominated for a Grammy in 1999. Pickett is survived by a fiance 2 sons and 2 daughters. RIP "Wicked Pickett"

http://www.chicagobarproject.com/Reviews/Duke/Duke.htm Was speaking to a girl from Chicago and she told me about this pub. I canny believe there's a Perth connection in Chicago but there is. Am I sad for being stunned by this it's now on my list of things to do before the apocalypse I'll maybe have my 30th there She says she doesn't go there coz its "too American"

Hope he's off to the "Land Of A 1000 Dance's" tonight

OK OK Emilio Butrageuno(Real Madrid) goes in for a tackle and the press photo of said tackle had an "extra" bit of "tackle" in the picture - and it wasnae a wee bit o'tackle if ye get my drift He got a new nickname after said photo but cannae remember what it was Hazel - you named it in one

I think in Spain they call it a "Butragueno" if you don't know the story I'm sure someone will elaborate...I'm too shy

Absolutely spot on Wee John. maybe us folk that saw the "real" bad times realise how much GB has done for our club.

Aye it was another belting night 8) I'll get Tommy McCook to you at some point. next one hoping to be end of February/beginning of March

"Enjoy yourself.... ........................it's later than you think" See anyone thats going later ..and if you're not..... "In the city there's a thousand things I wanna say to you............"

The Snake Aye, OK then We've got 2 vinyl decks this time as well so be bringing along some of the old black plastic. Deffo gonna rake out my "Fools Gold" and "Elephant Stone" 12" singles for the Madchester part of the evening. There's a fair auld chance "The Saint" and "The Saints Are Coming" will be getting a blast too. getting good feedback at the moment..(apart from here)

Any chance of this being "Sticky" till the New year ?? Support your local independents

"I'm not gonna talk about doubts or confusion On a night when I can see with my eyes shut.." They were great last night eh

Had to go home early as the "trouble" had to go into work for a wee while and I had to see to the bairns - it was 8 o' clock though and I was gassed

Madchester vibes In the Area....maaaaaan "It's not where you're from - it's where you're AT" Ian Brown , Paris 1990

Think we can unstick this one now BH thanks Could you stick the post about 30th December @ Grampian please

Hopefully a few of you looking for a "decent" night out over the festive period might fancy this THE CHRISTMAS ALTERNATIVE BEAT SURRENDER & THE KASBAH Friday 30th December 2005 At The Grampian Hotel , York Place , Perth. 8:00-12:30 An extravaganza of the best music ever !!!! INDIE/Alternative(70s New Wave to Now!!) MADCHESTER TWO TONE SKA 60s Soul DJ's John Mckeand,James Marlborough & John Cassidy Admission on the door on the night 3.00

Works do at The Bothy at 1pm(paid for) - an early start for an all day session Anyone else got days/nights out on Friday or know of anything thats on later on Showaddywaddy are on in Dundee No that i'll be going to that got to say it'll be a change from these Christmas party Nights - they do ma heid in

My thoughts are with all his family

Just to say "Real Madrid" has put it into words perfectly. A sad but truly great night to be a Saintee.