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Thread: Best outside Caithness band

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    Rakes of bands have played up here so who da ya reckon is the best non Caithness act?????????????

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    Bueller - 'nuff said!!

    Going back in the studio soon so we will have a full album with our big fat new sound!

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    Magnus Haze

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    Metallica for me, think there lethal. I realy wish Cardosi would get them for a Sunday avo in tj's. I think thats a reasonable request.


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    Magnum in the assembly rooms many years ago.

    Or Dodgy! Mind when the drummer showed up with a fugazi line-up and they played in the viewfirth? Im sure pepsichallenge has some select memories of that evening.
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    JSD Band
    Frankie Miller
    The B Stiff Tour with:
    Lena Lovich
    Wreckless Eric
    Rachel Sweet
    The Records
    Mickey Jupp

    Saw them all at the Assembly Rooms

    Before my time but the Yardbirds and the Hollies have both played Wick, would to have loved to see them. My Mum got Graham Nash's autograph when he came into the newagents she was working in, not long after he went to the States to form Crosby, Stills Nash and Young.

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    Seen D-mob(Acieeeeeed) in Dover a number of years ago with Steve wright and sid the manager!!!!!!
    Obscure or what!

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    Del Amitri in Wick Assembly Rooms (1992) were really good. So was Martin Taylor - Thurso Mill Theatre.

    Bands aside, Billy Connolly was absolutely brilliant in the Assembly Rooms, can't remember the year - mid 80's.....?

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    Snow Patrol played Skinandis about 7 years ago didn't they?

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    And were apparently booed off, not sure about that though

    Biffy Clyro asked to play up here once I am led to beleive!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth View Post
    Biffy Clyro asked to play up here once I am led to beleive!
    It's about their level to be fair...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blast! View Post
    It's about their level to be fair...
    and you post in a music forum lol

    and aye they did Kenneth, Cardosi turned them down so they went and played Orkney instead.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zebedy View Post
    and you post in a music forum lol

    and aye they did Kenneth, Cardosi turned them down so they went and played Orkney instead.


    How long ago was this anyway? I'm not fan on Biffy Clyro by any stretch of the imagination but I'm sure they'd be able to sell out a night in Skinandis.

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    Before many people knew of them tbh

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    Aye, they did, briefly! As I recall, they seemed disgusted at the lack of audience and audience response, played 3 or 4 songs, upended the drumkit (rok'n'roll!) and petulantly left the stage. Impressed I, for one, wasn't! We were offered a refund along with apologies from the promoters. Without doubt the most disappointing band I've seen up here.
    Much better were (no particular order) Echo and the Bunnymen, Teenage Fanclub, Frankie Miller and, more recently, Barrere and Tackett of Little Feat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeid View Post
    Before many people knew of them tbh
    Played a couple of shows with Biffy back in the late 90s, Tuts, Sleazys and the like. Nice lads.

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    TheBoss tells me they supported BC in Aberdeen once... crazy eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeid View Post
    TheBoss tells me they supported BC in Aberdeen once... crazy eh?
    Think that was in '99 or 2000. Can't quite remember. It was in the Lemon Tree. Biffy opened, Buddha Crush followed and Annie Christian headlined. Wasn't a bad gig from what I remember.

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    Sergeant that played in the assembly rooms in wick in febuary this year, they were amazing, all for a good cause also. And i hear they are coming back up this summer for another gig in the assembly rooms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by celtic1888 View Post
    Sergeant that played in the assembly rooms in wick in febuary this year, they were amazing, all for a good cause also. And i hear they are coming back up this summer for another gig in the assembly rooms.
    I second that! They were fantastic! would defo go see them again.

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