TPC isn't a total ogre.....unless Snow Patrol come on the jukebox......then it all gets a bit unpredictable......
TPC isn't a total ogre.....unless Snow Patrol come on the jukebox......then it all gets a bit unpredictable......
You get what you give
I've bumped into Baz a couple of times and shook hands and said hello. He's no a bad chap. In fact, most of the org people are fine, we just like a verbal joust!
You're all ############s in my book!
Ho ho, calm yer pants min, Ginger he may be... but he's got a full heid o'hair
There a man above me whose no a bad Scottish musician. His yowng cheils no bad either.
I listened to his latest CD on the way up west yesterday. It's called Fats greatest non hits, Highly recommend it. Get it for your grannies for Christmas.
And a Merry Christmas to all you baldies, indie kids, potential murderers, Rangers fans, and non-gingers alike, too. I can't remember all I might have said to offend anyone over the past year, but what can I say - it was a free bar
Have a Happy New Year, and and all the very best in 2010.
Good health!
Bazza.... GIRUY!
Back to Scottish Bands.......What about Beggar's Opera? Just noticed someone has put up Shark to Haggis.
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Beggers Opera - Agree
Tear Gas (SAHB before Alex)
Marmalade
Blue (no not the boyband but the original ones with Nicholson and Macmillan)
Writing on the Wall (morphed into Beggars Opera)
Danny Wilson
Deacon Blue
Pallas
Stone the Crows
Gun
Frankie Miller
John Martyn
Silly Wizard
Well if we were talking musicians not just bands John Martyn would be my choice all day long.
Regardless of where he was born, he is for me one of the greatest song writers of all time.
I saw him so many times, and now I am reminded I will never see him again. That is a deep cut.
I always thought Over The Hill summed up my frequent escapes home to the North well in my wild days in London.
I hope John is resting well.
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