Bootleg Tour Program – 1986: Part 3
Part three (final part) of the Simple Minds unofficial, bootleg Tour Program from 1986.
Part three (final part) of the Simple Minds unofficial, bootleg Tour Program from 1986.
Part two of the Simple Minds unofficial Tour Program from 1986. An appearance from Laird Dash Fandango in this part. Of course, the photo is arranged so LDF is waaaay over on the left, by himself, and the rest of Simple Minds are all clumped together on the right. LDF is a SPECIAL bhoy. Lol…
Simple Minds unofficial Tour Program from 1986. I’d read somewhere that, for a bootleg bit of merch, this was quite good quality. Hmmm. It’s just full of clippings from music mags and stuff. I spent nearly £15 on this on eBay! If I’d known what it actually was like, I wouldn’t have bothered. But anyway…here’s…
One ticket stub I own from a gig I never went to (and never could have possibly gone to, being on the other side of the world and all)… And the other a flyer for a gig I *was* going to and now can’t go to :-((( I was sssoooo looking forward to my first…
Bought myself a copy of this from eBay. It wasn’t the best copy (but I only got it for £1 so I can’t really complain) but I’ve done my best to clean it up and give it a big old scan (not the full size scan here – Tumblr limits pictures sizes). I don’t know…
My new iPad Mini is now ready for use 😉
simplemindsworld: Simple Minds Ooh, nailing that “double denim” look, Jim, you gorgeous man, you!
priptona-weird: Here we go again… Share a pic of Jim Kerr because the Internet says it’s “Jim Kerr”. Yes. *A* Jim Kerr. Someone who just happens to share the same name – it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s him. Dear Lord!! Look at the baby’s ear!! If ANYONE knows Jim’s left ear…it’s bloody well me –…
First time I ever heard this was earlier in the year when Iggy Pop played it on his radio show. It was so beautiful, I cried. One of the most beautiful pieces of music I’d heard in a long time (minus some Simple Minds songs, obvs.). I really do need La Dusseldorf in my life!
Simple Minds performing See The Lights and Don’t You (Forget About Me) on the Arsenio Hall Show in 1991. Jim, with an open shirt and nice scissor kick during the “Don’t You” performance – which is actually quite short and punchy (I like it! Have heard worse versions of it!). All good! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
