Paisley Daily Express from Paisley, Strathclyde, Scotland (2024)

August 6, 1994

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Paisley Daily Expressi

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Paisley, Strathclyde, Scotland

Issue Date:

Saturday, August 6, 1994

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8

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WWWWWWWWWWW 'V'V'V'W'W'V'V'W'V'V'V 'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V WWW Wayne's Woodstock spoof! £1699) which is released direct on to retail video One of the grand daddies of documentaries it uses split screen to good effect and interviews with people who appear to be on this planet an extra 30 minutes in this version with new songs from Hendrix Joplin and Jefferson Airplane amongst others The extra half an hour is quite conservative considering director Michael Wadleigh and assistant Martin Scorsese shot 120 hours of film! Now that really would be a cut and a half! With Mums and Dads straining to keep junior entertained a good time to welcome a new Warner Brothers label simply called Family Entertainment Launching it are the gorgeously-filmed classic The Secret Garden and Home Alone-style Dennis Also out is Lois Clark The New Adventures of Superman the Aladdin spoof Bugs Bunny movie 1001 Rabbit Tales Tiny How I Spent My Vacation and a range of re-releases with special mention reserved for the ace Rover Dangerfield (all Warner) Family Entertainment £999 £1399 each Dennis remarkable The Singing Detective (BBC Video £1299) is being released to commemorate his death Stiff upper lips are the order of the day in The Final Test (Odyssey £1099) which is the one and only film about cricket and stars Jack Warner as an ageing cricketer who wants his errant son to watch him play his final test match against the Australians Peter Dean THE sequel is getting a better name for itself after Addams Family Values and now World 2 (PG Paramount 90 mins) both of which are a lot funnier and tighter than the first films In this awesomely-inspired comedy Wayne has a dream in which he meets Jim Morrison who urges him to stage a rock concert in sleepy Aurora Illinois them and they will Jim suggests when Wayne wonders how he can get Aerosmith to headline Waynestock! He does book them they show and Wayne looks like losing everything especially his street cred Garth meanwhile is having a torrid affair with Honey Hornay (Kim Basinger) while Cassandra (Tia Car-rere) is being wooed by slimy producer Christopher Walken who wants to turn her into a star There are cameos galore and some wonderful movie spoofs Hard to believe I like the first film! Free Willy (U Warner 107 mins) must have been a nightmare for Warner publicity department! Luckily though the jokes rest with the name alone because the film itself is pure thrills and spills for all the family about one relationship with a killer whale in the American North West Jesse is a young homeless boy whose punishment for vandalising is to clean up the amusem*nt park tank where recently-caught killer whale Willy is being kept The owner Dial (Michael Ironside) wants Willy to perform tricks and attract the crowds or else kill him and collect on the insurance Jesse hears of the terrible plan and tries to rescue Willy before too late A highly recommended family adventure from Simon Wincer who made the video hits DARYL and Phar Lap After a few years in the cold Greystoke star Christopher Lambert seems to be in just about every action film at the moment No exception is Gunmen (18 Columbia Tristar 93 mins) a Lethal Weapon-influenced buddy movie in which he and Mario Van Peebles (Posse) pursue hidden treasure Lambert plays Dani a gun runner whose brother knows the whereabouts of the loot but dies before he can tell Van Peebles is the DEA agent who gets a whiff of the treasure whereupon both pitted against every other hood in Venezuela More action thrills can be found in Red Sun Rising (18 Guild 92 mins) which stars Don Wilson (Cyber Tracker) as a cop who travels to the States to avenge the death of his partner got a better-than-average script for a martial arts film and the action sequences are well choreographed Also out is Rise and Walk (PG FoxVideo 85 mins) which is the true and moving story of New York Jets football star Dennis Byrd who had a freak accident during a game in 1992 which left him a paraplegic a happy twist to this tale of human courage in the face of adversity The release of World 2 with its Woodstock spoof is timely given that the first major rock and peace event is 25 years old this week Helping celebrate is Woodstock The Cut (PG Warner SATURDAY RADIO TWO 70 Don Maclean 905 Bob Holness 1030 Hayes on Sunday 120 Desmond Carrington 20 Benny Green 30 Webster Booth Story 40 End of the Pier 430 Sing Something Simple 50 Charlie Chester 70 Richard Baker 830 Sunday Half Hour 90 Alan Keith 100 The Communication Chord 1205 Steve Madden 30 Alex Lester Compiled by Mike Dillon of The Record Factory New releases BE MY LIGHT BE MY GUIDE Gene (Deceptive) Hotly tipped to be the new Smiths which is depending on your persuasion the biggest farce since Wimbledon or the second coming There certainly is a Smiths influence but nothing blatant In fact they sound more like Suede Billed as a triple A side the standout track is definitely Be My Light which if as predicted will go straight into the Top 20 RADIO THREE 630 Open University 655 Weather 7 JO Sacred and Profane 90 Brian Kay's Sunday Morning 1230 Full Score 10 News Musical Tales 115 The Sunday Concert 240 Coull Quartet 350 The BBC Orchestras 435 Interpretations on Record 535 Prom News 60 BBC Proms 1994 100 Sunday Play 110 Choir Works 1230 Close RADIO FIVE LIVE 630 The Breakfast Programme 90 Weekend with Kershaw and Whittaker 1105 Special Assignment 1135 The Ad Break 120 Midday Edition 1215 Sportscall 104 Sport on Five 606 Six-O-Six 735 Saturday Edition 905 Asian Perspective 935 Out This Week 1005 The Treatment 110 Night Extra 1205 After Hours 20 Up All Night 50 Morning Reports RADIO SCOTLAND 70 News 703 Out of Doors 80 Newsweek Scotland 90 News 903 Travel Time 930 Slightly Poached 100 News 1003 Janice Forsyth 120 Original Masters 20 Summer and Sport 60 News 605 Sports Report 610 Physical Jerks 625 Outdoor Conditions 630 Take the Floor 80 Travelling Folk 100 News 1005 Celtic Connections 120 As World Service RADIO CLYDE CLYDE 1: 60 Ross McFadyen 90 Tim Stevens 120 The Scottish Chart 30 Gary Marshall 60 George Bowie 80 Paul Welsh 100 James Russell 10 Dougie Jackson CLYDE 2: 60 Alan Todd 80 Mike Riddoch's Saturday Supplement 100 Chris Young: When Music was Music 120 Mr Abie 20 Super Scoreboard 94 60 Top of the Bill: Ken Haynes 80 Countdown with Jimmy Mack 100 Sixty from the Sixties with Colin Junner 20 Through the Night with Gary Pews Q96 FM 60 Ian Scott 90 David Forbes 1130 David McKinney Sports-call 120 Andrew Ferrans 20 Kevin Cameron 50 Rock 'n' Roll Revival Show 70 Ian Oliphant 100 Saturday Night Cruise with Alex Jenkins 10 Supergold RADIO FIVE LIVE 630 The Breakfast Programme 90 Alistair Stewart's Sunday 120 Midday Edition 1215 The Big Byte 104 Sunday Sport 70 News Extra 735 Black to the Future 80 The Ultimate Preview 1005 Special Assignment 1035 The Ad Break 110 Night Extra 1205 Nightcall 20 Up All Night 50 Morning Reports RADIO SCOTLAND 70 News 703 Sunday Morning 705 Prelude 740 From All Quarters 80 News Weather 805 lain Aldred's Greetings Programme 855 Appeal 90 News 905 Morning Service 935 Benchmark Special 100 News 1003 Eye to Eye with John Milne 1130 Cover Stories 120 Postscript 1215 Delayed Exposure 1245 Taken for Granted 10 News Weather 105 Words 115 Wildtrack 130 Prize Targets 20 The Score 330 A Good Walk Spoiled 40 Stones and Bones 415 Pipe Line 50 Beat Patrol 70 News 703 Ghetto Blasting 80 Original Masters 925 Planet Waves 100 News 1005 Be-Bop to Hip-Hop 120 As World Service RADIO CLYDE CLYDE 1: 60 Ross Mac-Fadyen 930 Bobby Hain 10 George Bowie 40 The UK Network Chart Show 70 Dougie Jackson's Music Week 100 Gerry Burke 10 Ross Macfadyen CLYDE 2: 60 Alan Todd 930 Down to Earth 100 Talk in Sunday with Colin McKay 110 Colin Watson 10 Mr Abie's Sunday Lunch 30 The Sound of the 70s John McCauley 50 Bill Black's Country Classics 70 Ken's Ceilidh 90 Clyde Classics with Alan Sykes 100 Ally Bally's 50s Show 10 Colin Junner Q96 FM 60 Ian Scott 90 Nick Richards 120 Mike Dillon's Sixties Show 20 Dougie Campbell 50 Thea Newcomb 80 Country Music with Maggie Kay 100 Scott Turn-bull Love Lines 10 Supergold RADIO ONE 70 Claire Sturgess 100 Danny Baker 1 0 Superman The Story So Far 20 Andy Kershaw 430 John Peel 70 Johnnie Walker 110 Mark Tonderai 10 The Essential Mix 30 Chill Out Zone 50 Neale James RADIO TWO 70 Sujuta Barot 85 Brian Matthew 100 Judi Spiers 120 Hayes on Saturday 130 Jimmy's Cricket Team 20 The Golden Days of Radio 30 Ronnie Hilton 40 We Said We Wouldn't Look Back 50 Nick Barraclough 60 Sonny Curtis 70 100 Hundred Years of the Movies 730 Salad Days 845 David Jacobs 100 Sheridan Morley 1205 Ronnie Hilton 10 Charles Nove 40 Sujata Barot RADIO THREE 630 Open University 655 Weather 70 Saturday Morning Concert 90 Prom News 930 Record Release 120 Spirit of the Age 10 News Into the Garden 115 Mirella Freni 415 Paganini Ensemble 50 Jazz Record Requests 545 Key Questions 630 Early Lieder 730 BBC Proms 1994 935 Studio 3: What is Life to Me without Thee? 1020 Sweet Money in the Rock 1230 Close RADIO FOUR 650 Prayer for the Day 70 Today 90 News 95 Sport on 4 930 Breakaway 100 News Pack the Book 1030 The Lipman Test 110 News Talking Green Politics 1130 From Our Own Correspondent 120 Inside Money 1225 A Look Back at the Future 1255 Weather 10 News 110 Have Your Say 155 Shipping Forecast 20 News Photo Appreciated 230 Playhouse 345 Fit-Ups Portables and Basket Cases 40 News History on the Hoof 430 Science Now 50 File on Four 540 Six of Clubs 550 Shipping Forecast 555 Weather 60 News and Sport 625 The Mark Steel Solution 650 Ad Lib in Australia 720 Kaleidoscope Feature 750 Saturday Night Theatre 920 Music in Mind 950 Ten to Ten 959 Weather 100 News 1015 Looking Forward to the Past 10 45 They Still Make That Do They? 110 A Night at the Opera 1130 Brave New World 120 News 1233 Shipping Foret SOUR TIMES Por-tishead (Go Discs) If you were black came from Bristol and were brought up on 50s and 60s spy thriller movies you would probably sound like Portishead if you decided to make a record Hip hop beats and soundtrack samples combine in an extremely original mix to make late night music for listening to rather than sleeping to SINGLES 1 LOVE IS ALL AROUND Wet Wet Wet 2 REGULATE Warren Nate Dogg 3 RUN TO THE SUN Erasure 4 SOMETIMES ALWAYS Jesus Mary Chain 5 I DIDN'T MEAN IT Status Quo 6 CRAZY FOR YOU Let Loose 7 GIRLS BOYS Hed Boys 8 COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR KISS Red Dragon 9 I SWEAR All 4 One 10 NO MORE (I CAN'T STAND IT) Maxx ALBUMS 1 END OF PTI (GRTHITS) Wet Wet Wet 2 ENERGY RUSH DANCE HITS '94 Various 3 SEAL Seal 4 DANCE ZONE LEVEL II Various 5 VERY BEST OF Eagles 6 VOODOO LOUNGE Rolling Stones 7 PANDEMONIUM Killing Joke 8 BEST OF R'N'R LOVE SONGS Various 9 100 SUMMER Various 10 VERY BEST OF ELO DANCE 1 TRUE SPIRIT Carleen Anderson 2 Tyson 3 THE FEELING Tin Tin Out 4 BOMBADIN 808 State 5 SATISFY MY LOVE Sabrina Johnston 6 MIDNIGHT AT THE OASIS Brand New Heavies 7 WHATS UP DJ Miko 8 AWAY FROM HOME Dr Alban 9 I LIKE Shanice 10 ADORE Joe Roberts RADIO FOUR 630 News Morning Has Broken 655 Weather 70 News 710 Sunday Papers 715 On Your Farm 740 Sunday 850 Peter Hobday 855 Weather 90 News 910 Sunday Papers 915 Letter from America 930 Morning Service 100 The Archers 110 Mediumwave 1145 Derek Cooper's Necessary Pleasures 1215 In The Psychiatrist's Chair 1255 Weather 10 The World This Weekend 155 Shipping Forecast 20 Gardeners' Question Time 230 Classic Serial 330 Pick of the Week 415 My Home Is My Castle 50 News My Father's Land 530 Poetry Please 550 Shipping Forecast 555 Weather 60 Six O'Clock News 615 Feedback 630 Radio 4 70 Barging Across Europe 730 The Airport 80 History on the Hoof 830 Reading Aloud 90 The Natural History Programme 930 Costing the Earth 100 News 1015 Hidden Voices 1045 No Triumph No Tragedy 1115 Walston Goes Walkabout 1145 Seeds of Faith 120 News 1230 Shipping Forecast SUNDAY THE FEELING Tin Tin Out (Deep Distraxion) Another hotly tipped record that should go straight into the Top 20 This is not as memorable as the gene single by any stretch of the imagination just another insanely repetitive dance record that probably sounds great in a club but as far as anywhere else goes it's not too hot RADIO ONE 70 Claire Sturgess 930 Danny Baker 120 Simon Mayo's Classic Years 20 Steve Edwards Soul Show 40 The Official UK Top 40 70 Leonard Cohen 80 Rock Show 100 Lynn Parsons' Request Show 10 Claire Sturgess 40 Bruno Brookes.

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