I think you're dead right there Donin, there is definately a demand there from all ages.I know a kid in Glasgow through our football interests and hes keen to see the film there at the end of May.He also read the review in 'uncut'.It's starting to look less likely this year though by the sound of it, maybe next year to coincide with the release of a new album? yes please!!

I mean live gigs when I say less likely....hope I'm wrong though.

Great news the other 2 Edinburgh shows were sold out donin. I did try to persuade/bribe/bully my 11 year old into going on Saturday but he was having none of it. Ill just have to wait for Glasgow. Alex D, Donin, Brian and myself joking hatched a plan to hire 'The Garage' a great venue near the Glasgow Film Theatre to put a bit of added pressure on the band to play a gig - maybe its not such a bad idea after all!

Great news about Edinburgh screenings. Thanks for the info everyone. We really are delighted with the response to the film and it would be great if some of them could now coincide with gigs, eg: Glasgow!!

I'm still thinking about the great turnout for th film. 368 people (out of a maximum seating of 436). I read the other week that on average cinemas operate at 10% capacity for those film anoracks out there. The timings were better than at other venues but still not ideal for everyone. The Filmhouse does distribute a monthly magazine which is available in resturants and pubs in the city and there was a good plug on Radio Scotland so maybe that made the difference. There is still clearly a large audience out there, who care about the band, its just a case of getting the promotion across and people will turn up for gigs. If just the Edinburgh film audience turned up that would be the Garage half filled already.Put on a Tennents Supercharger promo and the Weegies would be queueing round the block.

The guy that owns the Garage is a friend of a friend. Now if someone from a certain band were to contact me i'd gladly get in touch with him.......

Alex: I've just sent you some management details on the band for your friend of a friend!!

all this talk of the film and the reaction to by young people makes me feel that somwere down the line the band will surly see how much people want to see them.alex d i hope you are succesful with you plan to get them to play in edinburgh all the very best with it . ps if they play i will be there . talk soon see ya

Just saw on the news that WBA got promotion - I'm really pleased for Cliff, better not get news of a gig too soon or the man will explode!

Well done to the Baggies, Cliff. I expect it will be a few days before you're back here - enjoy it ! Great to hear of the excellent audiences for the film Vinny.

Donald, who'd have thought a band would turn you into a football anorak?! Well done Cliff (even if I will be supporting an opposition team next year). Vinny, how's about that Julian Temple yarn? It's a killer.

Now that WBA are promoted I only hope it is not at Sunderland's expense. I should be grateful that Ipswich have such an awkward run-in. His fave football club have been promoted, he is a father-to-be, now what else could he want? If Billy or Paul still read this site, a few extra dates either side of Galway would be very handy.

Donin: You tell it and I'll make corrections if necessary!!

Vinny, I couldn't do it justice...you were there

Story later on then. Can someone tell me the best email to send MOONDOGS material to? I have some scans now for the MOONDOGS site.Julian Temple story later!!

cliff very well done to you team have a drink or three on but i still think that football is a waste of time .ps my wife thinks its the best thing since slice bread man u is her team any way we done it seems everthing is going your way lets hope we have some gigs to top it off see ya

donald you have not been convert into a football fan well cliff and all the other football fans there is not a hope in hell of me ever getting into football talk soon see ya

Well done with the baggies Cliff, you are probably quite runk right now but well deserved!! So Anfield and Highbury for you next year??? Been catching up postings, great news on Galway; hope to make it there!!! Was off for a week, thanks to one Shane Mac Gowan but I'll give you this story later(so that is 2 stories to catch up with:Vinny&Julien temple and Me&Shane!!). Vinny' I'll mail you on the Moondogs!

Ofcourse I meant drunk instead of runk. Isn't runk a very dirty word???

Don't know how Cliff is doing but I was there today as the Baggies got promotion. Took my eldest and haven't seen him smile so much in ages. Like the other 26,000 we ended up on the pitch. I think I'm hooked - lost my voice towards the end of the game and just got back from a few beers. Have to check on season ticket prices now. The only downside was seeing Jake (Aged 8) chanting along while The Liquidator came on at the start - Cliff know's the chant! If I feel like this I can't imagine what Cliff is feeling like as he's been a lifelong fan. I think this is the start of a great week - big work day Tuesday and the film on Thursday.

Just downloaded the Albion Kicks remix per Cliffs message from a few days ago - just do a search on the Liquidator and you will find the site. It's well worth a listen.