RETRO DUNDEE

Shifting from yesterday's Urban environment to another urban setting - the Hulltoon. The scrawl on the wall says it all! Photo by The B...

This fine old-school masterpiece was done using the ancient technique of "paint pot & brush"! It dates back to the 70's...

A certain elite group of Dundee gang members (ie - those who could afford it!) indulged in wearing the above Prince Of Wales check pat...

If ever there was a look that reminded me of my secondary school years (1970 to 74), then it would have to be the Harrington and Cromb...

To set the scene, this little nook of Dundee is located where Barrack Road (aka Infirmary Brae) meets Parker Street below. The other side o...

The Grip are probably the only reggae band to have come out of Dundee, well certainly during this era anyway. I can remember catching them...

Following on from my previous post, I thought I'd put a picture of Monkey Boots up for those who may have forgotten all about them. Ver...

 Anyone remember these? All the rage in Dundee around the 1972-74 period. The maroon ones above were the most popular although t...

First there was the Rail Bridge, then the Road Bridge and finally this piece of modern sculpture, called "The Bridge". This one w...

Way before there was stylized graffiti as it has become today, and even before the abundance of gang graffiti in the 70's, Dundee...