RETRO DUNDEE

In '73, the Tayside Cassette Centre were in 73...Perth Road. So they specialised in music tapes, both cassette format and 8 track - d...

Me not being a motorist meant that buses were my main mode of transport back then for getting from A to B. These 2 ads are from the ...

AAGA were another Dundee band who brought out cassettes of their work in the early 80's. This one here is their "Secret Pleasures...

Before Simple Minds played their December Caird Hall show, a few months earlier some members of the band, along with Lenny Love, were in to...

Have to hang my head in shame at this point and admit I never went to the berries. Looking back, I can't think why I didn't go beca...

In the mid 70's, my brother went on a flight around Dundee. Luckily for us he had his camera with him and managed to capture quite a lo...

From the early 80's - this flyer for a gig taking place in August may very well be the one The Grip used to advertise their gig feature...

Here's The Grip dropping some live reggae & dub down at the Tayside Bar in the Seagate in the early 80's. A place where I saw ...

A nice wee snapshot of the Tayside Bar noticeboard taken in Feb 1983. Not a particularly hectic week on this occasion but local electronic ...

This is the cover of the very first issue of Dundee music fanzine, Cranked Up. It wasn't the cities first fanzine, with the likes of ...

Located at 176 Seagate ( the building no longer exists ), the Tayside Bar was a pub you may well have passed in the street without giving...