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Mondays List

Here is a list of some great punk stage names, I think punk gave us the funniest and most inventive names ever.

Poly Styrene (Marian Joan Elliott)
Xray Spex
Warrior in Woolworths

Wreckless Eric (Eric Goulden)
Semaphore Signals

Joe Strummer (John Graham Mellor)
The Clash
City Of The Dead

Johnny Rotten (John Joseph Lydon)
Sex Pistols
Holidays In The Sun

Sid Vicious (John Simon Ritchie)
Sex Pistols
My Way

Rat Scabies (Christopher Miller)
The Damned
Don't Cry Wolf

Adam Ant ( Stuart Leslie Goddard)
Adam and the Ants
Physical

Billy Idol (William Albert Michael Broad)
Generation X
Day by Day

Siouxsie Sioux (Susan Janet Ballion)
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Hong Kong Garden

Elvis Costello (Declan Patrick MacManus)
Alison

Gary Numan (Gary Anthony James Webb)
Tubeway Army
Thats Too Bad

Jet Black (Brian John Duffy)
Stranglers
Straighten Out

Klark Kent (Stuart Armstrong Copeland)
Don't Care

Sting (Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner)
The Police
Fall Out

Joey Ramone (Jeffry Ross Hyman)
The Ramones
Pinhead

Fay Fife (Sheila Hynde)
The Rezillos
Flying Saucer Attack

Tuesdays List

The most iconic first line ever must be

"I am and antichrist, I am and anarchist"

From Anarchy in the UK by the Sex Pistols

Wednesdays List

Here are seven choices for the show

Blondie
(I'm always touched by your) Presence Dear

The Jam
The Bitterest Pill (I ever had to swallow)

Buzzcocks
Ever Fallen In Love (With someone you shouldn't've)

The Stranglers
(Get a) Grip (On Yourself)

The Vibrators
Judy says (knock you in the head)

The Teardrop Explodes
Treason (It's just a story)

Elvis Costello
(The angels wanna wear my) Red Shoes

Some suggestions for Wednesday's show:-

What's made Milwaukee famous ( has made a loser out of me ) Jerry Lee Lewis

Sorry ( I ran all the way home ) The Impalas

5D ( Fifth Dimension ) The Byrds

( Let me be your ) teddy bear Elvis - not many with parenthesis at the beginning

Nadine ( is it you ) Chuck Berry

Quinn the Eskimo ( the mighty Quinn ) Bob Dylan and others

Hi Get It On listeners! Producer Mandi here.

If you're reading this, then you've found the new Bryan's blog - congratulations! Both the new and old Radio Scotland sites are running in tandem at the moment but here is where you need to post your suggestions.

As the blog seems to be unnaturally quiet this week, we're feeling lonely so please get in touch and let us know you've managed to register ok. It takes a few minutes to fill in the boxes but only needs done once.

There's still time to choose your iconic first lines for tonight's show, either on the blog or at getiton@bbc.co.uk. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Producer Mandi

Just to disprove Mandi's supposition that us listeners have not quite managed the complexities of registering for the new Blog! Here goes;
Brackets - (My Baby Does) Good Sculptures - The Rezillos;
(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes or (I Don't Want to Go To) Chelsea - E Costello (whose Glasgow Concert on Sunday was great).
The Magic Piper (of Love) - E Collins;
Thank You (Fallettinme be mice elf agin) - Magazine; The Bitterest Pill (I ever had to swallow) - The Jam; (Dawning of a) New Era- The Specials.
Best wishes
Ian, Edinburgh

Bryan,

Thanks a million for playing my stuff on last nights show, it was great to hear Martin Stephenson on the radio again. And I dont think I will ever hear Racey being followed by Death Cab for Cutie ever again either! as for tonights show on first lines what about:

"Midnight to six man, for the first time from Jamaica...." The Clash

or

"I was happy in the haze of a drunken hour..." The Smiths

or

"Slip inside the eye of your mind..." Oasis

or

"A distant echo of far away voices boarding far away trains...." The Jam

That'll do for now. And thanks again Bryan!

Bobby from Howwood

The music this week has been fantastic and I bet everyone is really enjoying the two hour slot!

Bobby's mix tape was fantastic and he also has his usual great suggestions for the opening lines.

For parenthesis night I want, as usual, to suggest some of the Boss who went a bit crazy on The Wild, The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle with...


4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) and

Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) of course the come out tonight being the most important part of the song and his call out to Rosie! Thanfully re-appeared on this years Magic Tour and jsut about brought the house down.

But please dont play the awful 57 channels (and nothing on).



Other suggestions......

Talking Heads - Born Under Punches (and the heat goes on)

Trisha Yearwood - Believe Me Baby (I lied)

Neil Young Roll a number (for the road)

Josh Ritter - Wait for Love (you know yuo will)

Bob Dylan - Senor (Tales of Yankee Power)

Primal Scream - (I'm Gonna) Cry myself blind


Cheers


Norrie from Renfrew

Way-hay!! I got into the secret blog at last. Thanks for the guidance, Mandi.

Parenthetical songs: "I Know What I Like (in your Wardrobe)" Genesis; "The Psychedelic Warlords (Disappear in Smoke)" Hawkwind; "Voodo Chile (Slight Return)" Jimi Hendrix.

In a real retro mood this week (and every week). See - paranetheses rool!

Two for Thursday's programme,

Sparks- This Town Aint Big enough For The Both of Us.

Would they have made it had it not been for Russel on TOTP?

If I Had a Million Dollars by Bare Naked Ladies.

Had they put (I'd be rich) we'd have suggested it for last night.

From Donna flying to Scotland and Bryan on Skye (watching planes!)

Just in from Lou Reed's performance of Berlin in Edinburgh. Great stuff and he is never likely to grace anything like TOTP.

Some fum memories though....

The Rezzilos Top of The Pops - gotta be tonights opener.

The Gallachers swapping places for Roll With It as a protest about the miming.

And of course who was more bewildered Van, Cliff or the Audience when Van and Cliff performed Whenever God Shines His Light.


Personal memory.....the Boss broadcast live from the SECC belting out Lucky Town....in a way I've been on TOTP!!!

Cheers


Norrie Maclean Renfrew

Re ToTP: I've already emailed in Bowie's "Starman", which was probably single-handedly responsible for Glam, punk and NuRom. Oh well, 2 out of three ain't bad.

Others would have to include Alice Cooper's "School's Out" from much the same era; that crap Pans People dance to Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Get Down" (hilarious); the Smiths and Killing Joke looking slightly out of place in the 80s, and not too much else, to be honest.

ToTP was always pretty poor, even with Peely on it.

BTW - would it be more sensible to separate the days' themes within the Blog, so that they're easier to access and view as the week goes on? Do like the real-time updating, though, I always used to worry whether my posts had got through or been lost somewhere in cyberspace.

Just like that!