Finlay MacCuish

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"U bunch of slack jaw faggots! This stuff will make u a god damn sexual Tyrannosaurus. Just like me!
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Life is all good. Now living in Errol, wee village midway between Perth and Dundee. Makes it a lot easier to get anywhere. dogs are good still annoying me though. Work rocks.
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Emma MacCuish

Emma MacCuish

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Runrig, Rolling Stones, Guns and Roses, Runrig, Fun Lovin Criminals, Airbourne, arcade fire, the vatersay boys and the legend that is chesney hawkes.
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Forrest Gump, remember the titans, ghostbusters, Die Hard, Rocky, The Goonies, Stand By Me, Go, gremlins, we were soldiers
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CSI, Criminal minds, ER, NYPD blue, Friends, How I met your mother, off centre, neighbours, the unit
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Rugby, football, International sofa sitting, NFL
Scared Of
Not waking up
Happiest When
The sun is in the sky, my wife is there, the dogs are quiet, money in the bank

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    • So misunderstood

      Axl Rose responds to album task

      Rose is prepared to share his drink with ex-guitarist Buckethead
      Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose has responded to a US drinks company who challenged the band to release their eagerly anticipated album this year.
      In a statement on the group's website, Rose said: "We are surprised and very happy to have the support of Dr Pepper with our album Chinese Democracy."

      The fizzy drinks firm has pledged to give everyone in the US a free can if the band releases the record.

      The release date for the forthcoming album has continually been pushed back.

      'Instant classic'

      It was most recently scheduled for release in March 2007, but vanished from the schedule without a new date being set.

      Dr Pepper's Jaxie Alt said "Axl's quest for perfection" was understandable.

      The company said in an "unprecedented show of solidarity with Axl, everyone in America, except estranged guitarists Slash and Buckethead" would receive a free can of the drink.

      Rose said: "As some of Buckethead's performances are on our album, I'll share my Dr Pepper with him".

      It will be the first album of new material for the group since the 1991 records Use Your Illusion I and Use Your Illusion II.

      Rose has reportedly spent $13 million (£6.47 million) getting Chinese Democracy ready.

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    • The good old days

      10 years ago today was one of the greatest days of my life.

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    • To all those who say, who are Runrig?

      Loch Lomond lives on

      The Scotsman have published their top 20 Scottish gigs of all time and Loch Lomond came in at No 4!

      4: Runrig, Balloch Park, Loch Lomond, 22 June 1991
      YOU want big? Look no further than Runrig. Subtlety is just not part of their armoury. By the turn of the 1990s, nearly 20 years into their career, shows in big tops and on castle esplanades plus five-night runs at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall were the norm for the Skye band.
      Their stadium rock approach to traditional Celtic music had made them simultaneously Scotland's most popular and reviled band.
      Their epic tendencies were deployed to greatest effect at this massive outdoor gig, which is still regarded as the zenith of their career. A Night at the Loch attracted 50,000 people to the shores of Loch Lomond, ostensibly to celebrate the release of Runrig's most successful album The Big Wheel.
      Like some of the other large-scale gigs in our Top 20, this gathering of the clans was more significant as a communal experience than for its musical worth - though, of the extensive support line-up, including Hothouse Flowers, The Big Dish and Capercaillie went on to wield international influence as ambassadors of Celtic music.
      As well as paving the way for subsequent lochside shebangs from REM and Oasis, this mini-festival provided an abiding collective memory, not least of 50,000 voices singing along to Runrig's version of Loch Lomond.

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