The Clash B-sides weren't bad either.

GREG FROM AUSTRALIA: If you anywhere that would be interested in showing the film let me know. I can send them a synopsis etc etc and take it from there. Bye for now.

Sorry, that should've read 'if you know anywhere'..........

Just read that at Stuart Adamsons memorial service this week-end, Richard Jobson played an acoustic version of 'Into the Valley' and led the congregation in a closing version of Big Country's 'Chance'. Messages of condolence were read out from The Clash, U2, Bowie and Steve Harley. Sounds like a moving event.

One of the great things about football and music Adrian is that we all have different views.However I stated a fact that England won their group and Ireland did not, even YOU surely cannot argue with facts.Fair enough Portugal are a good team (but never won anything)but you conveniently chose to forget that Germany were in Englands group.You also ignored the FACT that Ireland lost to Iran so were not unbeaten in their attempt to qualify.Lets see who gets furthest, Germany or Portugal, I'll bet its Germany.As I've said before,unlike you, I want all the home nations to do well.

Sorry, I meant the 'mighty' Iran ;-))

Cliff I always thought kiss in the dark was one of the best B sides. Also the sleeve pic was excellent. Could have been taken out of my bedroom window at my mams house. Maybe it was.

As usual us northerners get the good weather- anybody else got no tiles on their roofs?

Ah, but was it a 'B' Side? 'Fairly in the money now' is an unusual and great song.

hello how are you lot doing this fine monday night. found an old punk album today lots of bands on it doing cover verson the slits were one of the bands very good don`t know were i got it from.have to go now kids want to use the pc ok. see ya

An acoustic version of 'Into the Valley'. My god. The mind boggles.

'Chance' is easily Big Country's best record, great tune and lyrics.Very moving at the service I would imagine. Cliff, having been to a football match at the w/e I am now an expert and have to interrupt you and Adrian and your stuck record. The problem:- England are not half as good as they think they are,and every time before a major competition all the pundits on the telly are deciding who they are going to be playing in the final before the competition has even started.This winds up all other nations and thats all there is to it really. But remember at the end of the day (note football terms just slipping in here)it is a silly game and of no importance whatsoever! Stir stir.

Just to stir further I think 'Kiss in the Dark' has to the one of the Undertones worst records.Moving house just brings out the stirrer. Next week I hope to be as mellow as Rick 2002.

Are you wittering on about football AGAIN Donald?

I've got my instructions from Jackie and I'm not allowed to mention Cliff's favourite sport. Coming from Sunderland what would I know about it anyway. I've eventually got to hear the Nescafe advert with the possible drum sample from the start of Teenage Kicks on it. Just bought an Undertones compilation CD featuring a BBC concert broadcast on 19th April 2002, as well as the OGWT tracks.

19th April 1980 not 2002. Hopefully we still have that concert to look forward to.

Tell us more about the CD George. I havent seen that or heard about it -Dave where are you?

Yes what CD George? No 'B' side is as bad as Lets Talk About Girls. I still really like Turning Blue of the later singles. Chance is the only Big Country single I ever bought - still sounds as good today. I'm bored with football, too much money involved nowadays and agree with George, Niall Quinn is a true star for his recent action. Most of them have too much money and act like absolute idiots (and I should know, I'm from Leeds remember!).

donald you seem to have got the football bug i blame cliff. george like know were you got the cd . maybe if it is not to late we could send donald and cliff to a clinic were they good get help something like aa only jokeing see ya soon