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Lou Reed - Vicious Stone Roses - She Bangs A Drum Nick Drake - Time Has Told Me Echo & The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon Kinks - Waterloo Sunset

or private cocks at a club's youth set up, for that matter

Donga, Agree its great moment McLaren's dream of Morton beating Celtic in the cup final. He further proves his Morton credentials by getting sent off and staging a protest.

My most hated footballer - and he's black. McLaren from 'Porridge' bad temper and he supported Morton.

David Bowie - Suffragette City Neil Young - Man Needs a Maid Rufus Wainwright - Natascha Beta Band - Squares Doves - The Cedar Room

Touching the Void When We Were Kings This Sporting Life Chariots of Fire The Natural

Jerry Sadowitz (sorry Bill) Arnold Brown Billy Connolly Chic Murray Phil Kay

Bill, The Producers - complete forgot that one. Great line where a nazi obsessive points out 'its a little know fact that - but the frurher was a beautiful dancer'

Bill Hicks Peter Cook Jerry Sadowitz Billy Connolly Mark Thomas

1. Monty Python & The Holy Grail 2. Withnail & I 3. Blazing Saddles 4. The Big Lebowski 5. Harvey

I think there was very little between Scanlon and Weir as players, I'd agree Weir, in skill terms, just shades it. However, Scanlon didn't have fitness problems and had a better scoring record. I always thought the Scalon/Weir deal was good business for us.

Frank MacAvennie Ian Scanlon Campbell Money Tony Fitzpatrick Mark Yardley

Brassed Off and The Deer Hunter.

Males: Tony Bennett Jeff Buckley Stevie Wonder Steve Marriott Morrisey Females: PJ Harvey Nico Bjork Erekya Badou Beth Orton

Graham Fenton Steve Archibald Jose Quitongo Tomas Stickroth Mark Reid

1. Stringman 2. Hey Hey My My 3. Needle and the Damage Done 4. Southern Man 5. Like a Hurricane

Reidy, Drop Chris Rea for Slade and those would be my selections, too. What was the video for the Greg Lake song all about?

1. Goodfellas 2. 12 Angry Men 3. The 3rd Man 4. Millar's Crossing 5. Local Hero

Cap, Jim Stewart is a good call - in retrospect I'd add him to my list. I hate to say this, but I always thought Peter Mackie got a harder time than he deserved. Fond memories of his late winning goal against Rangers. Also think he scored against the soapdodgers in a League Cup tie. He couldn't have been that bad.

Jim Gardner Gary McVey Alex Bone Fraser Wishart Lex Baillie (his fugging dad writing in the Sunday Post didn't help, either)

Pennies from Heaven Traffic This Life Abagail's Party Cracker

Darren Jackson Ally Dawson Gregor Stevens Paul Hartley John MacDonald

Found myself listening to The The - Mind Bomb, last night. Followed by Dusk and then Infected. Matt Johnson great songwriter.

Johnny Marr Hendrix The Edge John Squire Pete Townsend Who said Ritchie Blackmore - he makes Spinal Tap look like a documentary

This is a great conversation thread - if the Pixies 'Monkeys Gone to Heaven' was in the 80's one of these should be dropped for my top 5. Otherwise its: Ghost Town - Specials Squeeze- Up The Junction Cure- Love Cats Smiths- How Soon Is Now The Jam- Town Called Malice