The List: 8 Oct 1993 (Issue 212)

I Teaseage at The Citrus. llpm—3am. £2. One of the busiest mid-.week clubs, playing indie-orientated dance sounds alongside punk, disco and funk, with drinks promos most weeks.

Thursdays

I Apocalypse at Shady Lady‘s. llpm—3am. £2.50. Happy Hour

11pm—4am. Excellent ‘alternative' club with a diverse playlist including industrial, techno. indie, grunge and thrash. Busy night with some superb sounds.

I The Calton 10pm-3am. £3 (half-price before midnight). New, as-yet-unamed student-oriented club, featuring weekly promos and wackiness.

I Century 2000 lOpm—late. £3 (£2 before midnight). Dance and chart sounds.

I Chlllbel’s Street lloclr Night 8pm—3am. £2 (£1). As the name suggests.

I Chocolate City at The Venue. 10.30pm—3am. £4 (£3 members). 7 and 21 Oct. Fortnightly. Longest established funk night in the city and THE numero uno retro-funk club, with DJs John Porter. Jamie and A-One playing deleted, danceable funky grooves upstairs and Whitney playing chill-out reggae, dub and jazz downstairs in the Cooler.

I Citrus llpm—4am. £3. Thurs 14. Clash versus Sex Pistols - a late 70s. early 80s punk night. Happy Hour (and a half) 11pm-12.30am.

I The Edge 4pm-2.30am. See Fridays. I Enterprise at The Shack (formerly Bugsy’s). 9pm—2am. £3 (£2.50). 21 Oct only. New fortnightly club promising to 'funk the night away' with a playlist that ranges from James Brown to Jamiroquai. Look out for the light show and computer graphics.

I Allnus One at The Carlton Highland Hotel. £2.50. See Fridays.

I Sauce at The Store. Ilpm—3am. £3 (£2). Regular DJs playing a wide range of 605 pop, 70s groove, 80s indie, Motown and stax, with DJs from Chelsea and

Twi gy. Drinks promos every week.

I Sfiag at The Mission. 11pm—3am. £2.50. Popular student club, noteworthy for its truly appalling playlist and free chocolate.

I Tribal Funktion at The Venue. 11pm—3am. £4 (£3). Fortnightly. Essential house sounds upstairs, funky hip-hop flavoured grooves downstairs. Excellent sounds, cool visuals and happy folks making this one of the best.

I Wilhle ilonse 10.30pm—3am. £6 (£5 in advance). For any early buyers of The List, Thurs 7 sees a visit from top DJs Graeme Park and Danny Rampling. As if these maestros’ house and garage majesty wasn't enough, all spirits and mixers are £1. Thurs 14 is an Acid Jazz night. featuring live sets from Corduroy and Cloud 9. Tip top jazz-funk. See competition page for a chance to win Corduroy t-shirts 'n' stuff.

OUT OF TOWN

I Dreau at The Outhouse, Stirling. Saturdays. 10.30pm—2am. £5 (£3). The Dream machine makes a welcome return to Stirling. with DJs lain Paterson and Trevor Price playing the best in sexy underground house sounds in this weekly club.

I Fever at Area, 22 Bridge Street, Paisley. Fridays. 9pm-Iam, entry no later than 11pm. £3 (£2. ladies free). DJ Campbell playing a mixture of the sounds of the 705 and 805, including disco. pop. glam and rock.

I .loylul Noise at Area. 22 Bridge Street. Paisley. Thursdays. 9pm—1am. entry no later than 11pm. £3 (£2). A student orientated dance night with DJs Bob and Jamie.

I lAebopolis Hamilton Street, Saltcoats. Saturdays. 8.30pm-2am. £8. Regular Metropolis DJs (including the inimitable Joe Deacon) play a mix of house and garage sounds, in a club that continually

brings top quality PAs and DJs to the West coast. A busy night guaranteed, with coaches being run from several towns. For details of guest DJs, PAs and coaches phone 0294 602213 or 0294 68187.

I The ultimate Dance Experience at Area, 22 Bridge Street. Paisley. Saturdays. 9pm-1am, entry no later than 11pm. £5 (£3). DJ Raymond and DJ Jamie playing an upfront selection of mainstream dance, funk and garage sounds.

CLUBS

All clubs listed above take place at one oi the lollovrlng venues, which can be contacted tor lurther details.

I The Arches Midland Street (off Jamaica Street), 221 9736.

I Bennet’s 80—90 Glassford Street. 552 576 l.

I The Cathouse 9 Brown Street, 248 6606.

I Circa Custom House Quay, 221 0865. I Cleopatra’s. 508 Great Western Road,

Kelvinbridge, 334 0560. i I Club Xchange 23 Royal Exchange

Square. 204 4599.

I Cotton Club 5 Scott Street, 332 0712. I Follies I93 Pitt Street, 332 7322/7522. I Fury Murry’s 96 Maxwell Street, 221 6511.

I Glasgow School of Art 167 Renfrew

5 Street. 332 9797. I Maytair 490 Sauchiehall Street, 332

3872.

I Reds Upstairs at Nico’s. 379 Sauchiehall Street, 331 1635.

I Rooftops 92 Sauchiehall Street. 332 5883.

I Sub Club 22 Jamaica Street, 248 4600. I The 13th llote 80 Glassford Street, 553 1638.

I The Tunnel 84 Mitchell Street. 204

1000.

I Under Venture 50—60 King Street. 552 1388.

I The Venue 474 Sauchiehall Street, 332 3872.

I The Volcano 15 Benalder Street, 337

g 1100.

EDINBURGH

I Duster Browns 25—27 Market Street. 226 4224.

I The Calton Calton Road. 558 3758.

I Cavendish West Tollcross. 228 3252. I Century 2000 31 Lothian Road, 229 7670.

I The Citrus Club 40—42 Grindlay Street. 229 6697.

I The Cooler (Under The Venue) Calton Road, 557 3073.

I The Edge 37b George Street, 226 3111. I EX-S l2 Shandwick Place, 226 2266. I la Belle Angele 11 Hasties Close, 225 2774.

I Atlnus One (Carlton Highland Hotel) North Bridge, 556 7277.

I The Mission Victoria Street, 225 3326. I Moray House Student Union Holyrood Road, 556 5184.

I The Music Box 9c Victoria Street, 225 2564.

I The Pelican 235 Cowgate, 225 5413. I Potterrotu Student Union Bristo Square. 650 8090.

I Red llot Pepper Club 3 Semple Street, Tollcross. 229 7733.

I The Store 2 Niddry Street, 556 6050. I Shady lady’s Cowgate, 225 3326.

I The Subway COWgate. 225 6766.

I ‘I’evlot Student Onion Bristo Square, 650 4673.

I The Vaults 15—17 Niddry Street.

I The Venue Calton Road, 557 3073.

I The Wee Red Cu at Edinburgh College Of Art, Lauriston Place, 229 1442.

I Wilhle llouse Cowgate, 226 2151.

LISTINGS

Events are listed alphabetically by sport. then by day. Sport listings compiled by Tom Lappln.

I llace Days Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Shawfield Stadium, Rutherglen Road, Glasgow. There are ten races in each meeting, starting at 7.45pm. £2.

Edinburgh

I ltace Days Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Powderhall Stadium, Beaverhall Road. Edinburgh. Each meeting includes ten races, starting at 7.30pm. £2.50 Stand. Race programme free with admission.

FOOTBALL Saturday 9

PREMIER LEAGUE

I Celtic v Dundee Celtic Park. Glasgow. 3pm.

I Dundee litd v hangers Tannadice Park. Tannadice Street. Dundee. 3pm. Ivan Golac has begun his first season in Scotland with an impressive run, albeit heavy on draws. This will be the stemest challenge his United side have faced at Tannadice so far.

I liearts v St Johnstone 1ynecastle Park, Edinburgh. 3 m.

I Mothenve Iv lllbs Fir Park, Motherwell. 3pm. 'I\vo surprising early high-fliers clash at Fir Park, each looking for a couple of points to maintain their momentum.

I Particlr Thistle v Aberdeen Firhill Park. Glasgow. 3pm.

I ltaith Rovers v Kllntamoclt Stark's Park, Pratt Street, Kirkcaldy. 3pm.

FIRST DIVISION

I Airdrie v St Mirren Broomfield Park, Airdrie. 3pm.

I Dumbarton v Stirling Albion Boghead Park, Dumbarton. 3pm.

I Duntennline v Falkirlt East End Park. Dunferrnline. 3pm. Two of the leading contenders for promotion clash at East End Park with Falkirk’s all-English strike force of Drinkell and former Southend man Richard Cadette in fine goalscoring form.

I ilarnllton v Drechin Douglas Park. Hamilton. 3pm.

I Morton v Clyde Cappielow Park, Greenock. 3pm.

SECOND DIVISION

I Albion Rovers v Arbroath Cliftonhill, Coatbridge. 3pm.

I Cowdenbeatll v East Stirling Central Park, Cowdenbeath. 3pm.

I Meadowbank v oueen or The South Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh. 3pm.

Saturday 16

PREMIER lEAGUE

I Dundee Dtd v Particlt Thistle Tannadice Park, Tannadice Street. Dundee. 3pm.

I lllbs v Celtic Easter Road Stadium, Albion Road, Edinburgh. 3pm.

I hilaaruoclr v Aberdeen Rugby Park. Kilmamock. 3pm.

I Iotheruell v Dundee Fir Park. Motherwell. 3pm.

I Italth Rovers v llearts Stark's Park. Pratt Street, Kirkcaldy. 3pm. Raith have been finding it tough in the Premier where their flowery football hasn‘t been given time to bloom. Hearts aren't likely to sit back and watch.

I Rangers v St Johnstone Ibrox Stadium. Glasgow. 3pm.

FIRST DIVISION

I Clyde 9 Airdrle Douglas Park. Hamilton. 3pm.

I Clydebanlt v Hamilton Kilbowie Park, Clydebank. 3pm.

I Falhlrlr v Ayr United Brockville Park, Falkirk. 3pm.

I St Minen v Dunlennllne Love Street. Paisley. 3pm.

I Stirling Albion v Morton Annfield. Stirlin . 3 m.

SECONgD DIVISION

I Albion Rovers v Meadowbank Cliftonhill, Coatbridge. 3pm.

I Cowdenbeath v llneen or The South Central Park, Cowdenbeath. 3pm.

I Queen’s Park v East Stirling Hampden Park, Glasgow. 3pm.

EDIE_ Saturday 9

I Ayr Races Ayr Racecourse, 2 Whitletts Road, Ayr. First race 2.10pm. The winter game gets into swing with the first National Hunt meeting of the season at Ayr.

RUGBY Saturday 9

HCEWAN’S LEAGUE DIVISION ONE

I Boroughntuir v Selkirk Meggetland. Colinton Road, Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Ileriots PP v West OI Scotland Goldenacre, Bangholm Terrace, Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Stuarts/Melville FP v Jed-Forest lnverleith, Ferry Road. Edinburgh. 3pm. MCEWAN’S LEAGUE DIVISION TWO

I Ayr v Peebles Millbrae. Alloway. Ayr.

3pm. I Olarhston v Preston lodge FP Braidholm, Braidholm Road. Giffnock.

3pm. I Glasgow Acads v Dundee us" New Anniesland, Helensburgh Drive. Glasgow.

3pm.

I lladdlngton v Glasgow lllgh/Kelvlnslde Neilson Park, Haddington. 3pm.

I Klrhcaldy v Digger Beveridge Park, Balwearie Road, Kirkcaldy. 3pm.

I Musselburgh v ngtotunshlre Stoneyhill, Stoneyhill Farm Road. Musselburgh. 3pm.

Saturday 16

MCEWAN’S LEAGUE DIVISION OK

I Currie v Stuarts/Melville FP Malleny Park, Balemo, Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Edinburgh Acads v Stirling County Raebum Place, Edinburgh. 3pm.

I Watsonlans v llaulclt Myreside. Myreside Road, Edinburgh. 3pm.

I West Oi Scotland v Gala Bumbrae. Milngavie, Glasgow. 3pm.

“EVAN’S lEAGUE DIVISION TWO

I Edinburgh Wanderers v Glasgow Acuds Murrayfield, Corstorphine, Edinburgh.

3pm. I Glasgow lligh/Kelvlnside v Ayr Old Anniesland, Crow Road, Glasgow. 3pm.

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