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  • And Scotland’s Greatest Ever Vocalist is… …Jim Kerr of Simple Minds, according to the readers of Dear Scotland. Almost three and a half thousand votes were cast and in the end Jim Kerr edged out the sensational Alex Harvey for the title. Jim joins former bandmate Derek Forbes, Stuart Adamson and Franz Ferdinand’s Paul Thomson in Dear Scotland’s Greatest Ever Supergroup: Pete Reid
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  • The Cinematics Bring Love and Terror to Europe The Cinematics met in Dingwall and are currently based in Glasgow but it seems like Central Europe is beginning to feel like home for the band. Next month the guys will return there for 19 shows in support of second album ‘Love and Terror’. Ticket details below along with extracts from their 2009 tour diary: Shiner
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  • This Week in SEAN This week in Scottish Entertainment / Actor News, Ewan McGregor teams up with Jim Carrey, new trailers for ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ and ‘The Last Station’, David Tennant on QI and John Hannah stars in the upcoming Spartacus TV drama. Saba has all the latest: Saba I.
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  • Indelible Ink : Be Near Me Andrew O’Hagan’s Booker nominated 2006 novel Be Near Me tackles themes which are common in modern Scottish literature, but in a manner which is very much of his own styling. Religion, politics, bigotry, class, nationality and sexuality are explored in the novel but with a more considered eye than many of his contemporaries.  There is […] Alistair Braidwood
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  • Scotland on Tour with Vic Galloway : The View Dundee’s The View are currently in Australia and are scheduled to play in Brisbane tonight, Sydney tomorrow and Perth on Friday. Radio 1’s Vic Galloway tells us why this is his pick of the Scottish gigs abroad this week. Vic Galloway
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  • This Week in the Gloaming 2010 #1 Each Sunday we present some of the best new photos of Scotland in the gloaming, the magical time before sunrise or after sunset. This week featuring images of Edinburgh, Tarves, The Black Isle and Ayrshire. Colin Campbell
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  • The Williamson-modified FIFA Bollocks Ranking Scale Following Scotland’s failure to qualify for the World Cup, our Fifa World Ranking dropped down to 30. However in October 2009, Billy invented the above named scale which took into account the size of our country and propelled us to #4 in the World. Brilliant. Full details below. Billy Williamson
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  • Interviews: “What Is The Best After-Show Experience You’ve Had?” As our after-parties or hangovers rage across the world, let’s look back on what our musician friends reckon was their best after-show happening. Answers below from members of the Average White Band, Twin Atlantic, Broken Records, Fangs, Dananananaykroyd, FOUND, Come On Gang! and more. Pete Reid
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  • Interviews: “What Should the Scottish National Anthem Be?” It’s Hogmanay and apart from Auld Lang Syne, what other songs will we be singing to celebrate Scotland? In 2009 we asked loads of great Scottish bands what they thought the Scottish national anthem should be. Answers below from Mogwai, Camera Obscura, The Phantom Band, We Were Promised Jetpacks and more: Pete Reid
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