Sinister: the b&s set list

[dougal shaw]

Now that new gigs are coming up in Glasgow, I'm reminded of the most 
ingenious feature of the shows on the last tour. The band saw fit to 
intersperse Isobel Campbell's songs throughout the band's set. The result: 
convenient toilet breaks, or a chance to re-visit the bar.

On the Isobel note, a friend of a friend says she is recording a solo album 
in Glasgow at the moment. Apparently she visibly wears a G-string to work: a 
nice visual counterpoint to that sweet, rasping, innocent voice.

I'm currently trying to hire (or perhaps sew for myself) a fox outfit to 
wear to the Glasgow concert. (Well someone went as the Major in the last 
Glasgow gig...)If it snows (which is not unlikely)that would be a massive 
coup de theatre, and I'll be the belle of the ball. On a practical level it 
would also keep me pretty warm. On a less practical level it would almost 
certanly get me beaten up as I scurry back through Glasgow. And knowing my 
luck I'd probably get lost and turn up at a 'So Solid Crew' gig, or a 
fox-hunting rally...

On a bitter note, why aren't they playing Edinburgh? It just seems 
vindictive now. They've made their point, Glasgow's miles better, ok we 
agree: it's time they played the capital of their home country.

dougal

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