[peel] "then on Friday night we went through to The Arches"

Graeme Anderson anderson@...
Wed Sep 10 04:15:01 CEST 2008


And as a 36 year old I also think it’s excellent, although brings back painful memories of Scotland – England in Euro 96.

 

I seem to have trouble with Megaupload, so if someone has another way to allow me to upload, let me know. I’d love to hear those songs I first listened to when I was all the way up north in Shetland. The Sweeney sounds familiar, but I’d need to hear it.

Thanks

 

From: peel@yahoogroups.com [mailto:peel@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jan Buxton
Sent: 09 September 2008 17:11
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [peel] "then on Friday night we went through to The Arches"

 

2008/9/9 ken garner <ken_garner@yahoo.com <mailto:ken_garner%40yahoo.com> >:
> completely forgotten). There's a neat link to the 25 Years of the F50 show
> posted last
> weekend, with the Billy Bragg number. I think I might have taped this
> because, like Peel, I
> expected Arab Strap to be number one, a record that still absolutely
> perfectly captures the
> place (Falkirk and Glasgow) and the times (mid 90s). The celebrated,
> right-on "24 hour
> café" in Woodlands Road mentioned in the story eventually became a Beanscene
> coffee
> house, and is currently in liquidation. Ach, well.

I love that song. I remember hearing it as an impressionable 14yo on
the Evening Session, Steve Lamacq was a huge supporter, and it was
record of the week for two weeks. I just remember thinking it was the
most magnificently exciting record I'd heard, and I still think so as
a 26yo.

-- 
Jan
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