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Primal Scream performed two dates in Queen's Park Glasgow as part of their 30th anniversary Screamadelica tour
Bobby Gillespie repeats the name of his home city throughout the near two-hour set as if he can't quite believe he's performing in the south side park where he played football as a young boy. There's no proclamations of rigorous 4am fitness regimes or protein shakes, the Springburn-born Primal Scream frontman looks like every proper rock or pop star should - different from everyone else with an air of mystery that should never be completely solved.The seminal album was released on September 23, 1991 with much of the production handled by the acid house DJ Andy Weatherall, who transformed original recordings by the band into universally-adored dance tracks.
'It's the return of the Manc' is how Gillespie cheekily introduces his bandmate - former Stone Roses bassist Mani. At one point it sounds like he might be about to burst into one of the Manchester band's biggest hits and in that moment many of the 40-somethings in the crowd are probably wishing a reunion was on the cards.
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