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Riotgrrl wrote:Anyone else see Glasvegas at the ABC last night? Fan-ing-tastic. Definitely on their way to the mythical Glasgow's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!
Mark N wrote:Riotgrrl wrote:Anyone else see Glasvegas at the ABC last night? Fan-ing-tastic. Definitely on their way to the mythical Glasgow's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!
No. I only found out about it after they'd sold out
My Glasvegas T-Shirt came in the post today though
onyirtodd wrote:onyirtodd wrote:
The Glasgow Folk Centre was in Montrose Street and was organised by a chap called Drew Moyes. GFC is said to have been Christy Moore's first Scottish gig.
Robert LynnCharlie Baird was the secretary of the Glasgow Anarchist Group. We held business meetings in the hall in Wilson Street, ironically adjacent to the pub called 'The Hangman's Rest'.
clayton-moore on 8:41am Sun 24 Jun 07 The Sunday Herald
I must have heard "the smoky room" joke about a thousand times from both Catholics and Protestants. I first heard it, over 40 years ago,from the Irish bar owner of the "Hangman's Rest" by the old fruit market,he used to say it at least once a week.
Be it headlining Glastonbury or supporting Led Zeppelin at Knebworth, most bands that have been around for close to 40 years have one unforgettable, career-defining gig. Suicide are no exception.
"That would be the show in Glasgow in 1978 when someone threw an axe at my head," says Alan Vega.........
Riotgrrl wrote:Synchro
Are you sure that Big Country did the Big Day thing??
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