Dr Hesske sent me this, even if it's not real, it certainly rocked me like a hurricane.
Couldn't resist that... trying to hang onto the moment. (Makes hail satan sign on way to kitchen)
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Ok, so while I get my bearings - check these things out...
Tickets for the David Lynch/Donovan "Catching The Big Fish" event on Friday October 26th at The Queens Hall in Edinburgh are now available to book online.
TM is just the ticket for the impending long dark nichts... and while we're on the subject, check out what's out on October 23rd.
Postcard Records
tribute night
Sunday, October 7
Mono, 103 King Street, (0141 553-2400)
8pm-12am
£4 suggested donation, proceeds to benefit Oxfam as part of the Oxjam Music Festival
Taking his cue from the melancholic side of the Velvet Underground, the ideals of punk, and his own maverick Caledonian stubbornness, Glaswegian Alan Horne managed in two short years (1979-81) to release a handful of masterpieces that continue to inspire pop people everywhere. Without Postcard Records, there might well have been no Pastels, no C86, no Sarah, no Flying Nun, no Smiths, no indiepop revival at all.
(Steve Thorton - Tweenet)
On Sunday (October 7th), Glasgow will pay tribute with local bands old and new performing live sets of covers from the label that brought us Orange Juice, Josef K and Aztec Camera.
Expect to see some famous faces in the line-up – and among the packed crowd – including Malcolm Ross (Orange Juice, Josef K, Aztec Camera), Justin Currie (Del Amitri), The Bluebells, BMX Bandits, The Poems, Wake The President, The Low Miffs, Lou Hickey, DJ Andrew Divine and other special guests.
Tickets for the David Lynch/Donovan "Catching The Big Fish" event on Friday October 26th at The Queens Hall in Edinburgh are now available to book online.TM is just the ticket for the impending long dark nichts... and while we're on the subject, check out what's out on October 23rd.
Postcard Records tribute night
Sunday, October 7
Mono, 103 King Street, (0141 553-2400)
8pm-12am
£4 suggested donation, proceeds to benefit Oxfam as part of the Oxjam Music Festival
Taking his cue from the melancholic side of the Velvet Underground, the ideals of punk, and his own maverick Caledonian stubbornness, Glaswegian Alan Horne managed in two short years (1979-81) to release a handful of masterpieces that continue to inspire pop people everywhere. Without Postcard Records, there might well have been no Pastels, no C86, no Sarah, no Flying Nun, no Smiths, no indiepop revival at all.
(Steve Thorton - Tweenet)
On Sunday (October 7th), Glasgow will pay tribute with local bands old and new performing live sets of covers from the label that brought us Orange Juice, Josef K and Aztec Camera.
Expect to see some famous faces in the line-up – and among the packed crowd – including Malcolm Ross (Orange Juice, Josef K, Aztec Camera), Justin Currie (Del Amitri), The Bluebells, BMX Bandits, The Poems, Wake The President, The Low Miffs, Lou Hickey, DJ Andrew Divine and other special guests.
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