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They Shoot Music In Scotland – The Second Hand Marching Band

They Shoot Music In Scotland – The Second Hand Marching Band

Posted 07 August 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | No Comments

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. This week, The Second Hand Marching Band in Royal Exchange Square.

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Luigi Strauss

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Luigi Strauss

Posted 31 July 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | No Comments

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. This week, Luigi Strauss by the Clyde.

They Shoot Music In Scotland – There Will Be Fireworks

They Shoot Music In Scotland – There Will Be Fireworks

Posted 24 July 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | 1 Comment

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. This week, There Will Be Fireworks on a cold rooftop in Glasgow’s West End.

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Beerjacket

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Beerjacket

Posted 17 July 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | No Comments

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. This week, Beerjacket in a phone box and a barber shop on Sauchiehall Street.

They Shoot Music In Scotland – The Fence Collective

They Shoot Music In Scotland – The Fence Collective

Posted 10 July 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | No Comments

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. This week, King Creosote, the Pictish Trail and James Yorkston in an Anstruther pub:

The World Cup Pop Music Pun List

The World Cup Pop Music Pun List

Posted 08 July 2010 | By Shiner | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles, Sport | 3 Comments

As regular readers will know, Dear Scotland has published some terrible puns in the past. We’ve had articles about Mogwai punsmith Stuart Braithwaite, Scottish football autobiography puns and the story about the return of Dunfermline’s greatest 70s rockers “Jesus! It’s Nazareth“. But this is a Joachim Löw.

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Ballboy

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Ballboy

Posted 03 July 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | 1 Comment

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. With their permission, we can now share these brilliant films with you. This week, Ballboy in Leith:

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Meursault

They Shoot Music In Scotland – Meursault

Posted 26 June 2010 | By The Dear | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | No Comments

‘They Shoot Music Don’t They’ regularly film the world’s best new bands on the streets of their hometown Vienna. Recently they visited Scotland to capture some of our finest musicians in unusual places. With their permission, we can now share these brilliant films with you. This week, Meursault in Inverleith Park:

In praise of: Roddy Frame

In praise of: Roddy Frame

Posted 25 June 2010 | By Alistair Braidwood | Categories: Music, Random Music Articles | 2 Comments

Of all Scotland’s New Towns, East Kilbride arguably managed to prove the one that provided the most cultural interest. Cumbernauld had the kudos of being the home of Gregory’s Girl, but that was greatness thrust upon it. East Kilbride, at least for a while, provided art and attitude that was all its own.