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Wednesday 2 June 2010

CRANKED UP COVERS - 1981/82

I already have the first & final issue of Cranked Up on Retro, so thought I'd show you the rest of the covers in between. There are too many to put each one up individually, so I've stitched them together and made a wee video with all 18, in numerical order, below.
Thanks to The Major, Craig, Mike, Kevin & DD.

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7 comments:

  1. Dundonian2 June 2010 at 07:03

    On the cover of the second last edition it's titled 'Dundee doesn't deserve anything this good'

    That's a hell of a grudge to carry since '77, Jock.

    Was there any reason as to why you felt that way about the city?

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  2. Joeshmo2 June 2010 at 11:04

    He still feels the same way,it's the gadgey culture and the cooncil he doesn't like,no one would subscribe to his dodgey acting, saying that I did see him play a cracking role as a chicken outside the body shop at the Keillor Centre.

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  3. Craig2 June 2010 at 12:31

    Well, laughing aside, thats all a bit harsh.

    There was NO fanzine in Dundee in the late nineties/early eighties until Jock set it up.

    Over a couple of years loads of bands were reviewed and supported in the mag and the Cranked Up disco was genuinely interesting and sympathetic to any group/act that were a wee bit different but not too crazy. The Tayside Bar was often better when Jock was doing a dj night than when many of the bands were on.

    Its also thirty years ago. Jock may have a grudge against Dundee - I dont know - but give him the credit that being pissed off he walked to Fife.

    Dear Dundonian and Joeshmo, when you go to your grave, I hope that you think that you have done something other than for yourself.

    Craig

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  4. Anonymous2 June 2010 at 13:16

    Well said Craig. Many a good night at the Tayside Bar when Jock was on the Wheels of Steel.

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  5. VEX2 June 2010 at 17:51

    "Over a couple of years loads of bands were reviewed and supported in the mag and the Cranked Up disco was genuinely interesting and sympathetic to any group/act that were a wee bit different but not too crazy"

    we must have been a wee bit too crazy!! , you (craig) were the only one in cranked up to give us any support
    those were the days


    Mike / VEX

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  6. VEX2 June 2010 at 18:00

    P.S. by the end of CU jock was a self indulgent megalomaniac over his fanzine ..but i think he has got over it and moved on, and i mean this in a nice way

    mike

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  7. Anonymous3 June 2010 at 01:01

    Nice to have you back Mike. It's been a bit quiet of late on Retro Dundee!

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