Loved it, hope you have more like this. Nothing beats looking back at the way things were when I was 16 and comparing it to how it looks nowadays, great stuff mate.
The year I started senior school.. I was 11 years old but I feel lucky to have grown up in the 1980"s and 90"s compared to what the kids have to deal with today.
Superb, most of the folk watching this will prob have been 16-25 oot ducking and diving to get some cash together to go oot wae oor new timbues oan and get fu of the doves at the exact time this video being made, grabs ye and takes ye right back and puts a smile on yer face and a tear in yer eye at the same time, made me remember auld pals no longer here anaw.. good ole days 🙂👍
8.31 minutes, D-Shake - Yaaah. Remember driving about like this, more in Ruggie and Toryglen though, listening to the same tunes, then heading to Tin Pan and the Subbie at the weekend. As you say, "smile on yer face and a tear in yer eye at the same time". Good times.
I think I see old Hagill here - on the left side before you reach "The Jigging" - looks like the area around Corsock and Appin street before it was knocked down.
My Dad worked at Firth Brown at the forge. I remember scenes of unimaginable deprivation in the surrounding areas - this was in the late 70s to mid 80s.
Guy at the end ... Was up the Mardi Gras the night before getting "full o it" .. I coulda been there that night myself . Those were the days my friend, I thought they'd never end.
@@GIRO thanks for getting back to me! Sorry for the delayed reply I've been off for a week with Covid... I'm an Archive Producer and I work on documentaries with Pulse Films - if you google my name and "archive producer" that will take you to my website which has my contact details on, please can you call or email me? Thanks
I worked there in 1990 when Asda was Gateway. Half of Carntyne worked in it. Remember the manager pulled up some of the young guys and after his shift he went out to his car which had a brick through the front windae
Duke Street before it was ruined, the old butcher's and flats at corner that got pulled down at Whitehill street. Coia's bought the land then built those new flats and their restaurant. Remember Coias was at top of Millerston st and Duke St across from station. An old friend talking about the Mardi Gras, saw him recently he's doing well for himself
@@GIRO He's doing great and got his own landscaping / gardening business going which is doing well as he's got good few vans and workers on the go. I hadn't seen him myself for ages and saw him in Asda, was same old Tony smiling and laughing . Was Good to see one of the guys doing well for himself, I like to see people getting on.
@@GIRO Usual stuff same shit different days. You must have hours of footage built up are you working through it converting from tape to digital. Did you film a lot during the 90's or kept going through the years, when you think of camera size then to hd quality on some phones its crazy.
I know these areas well but just wondering if you have any footage from places like Kirkintilloch, Bishopbriggs, Lenzie etc as alot of changes in some of those places especially Kirkintilloch main street?
The band Scheme was from Cranhill. My brother toured with them around Europe. The lead singer Robert was still doing songs in pubs in the city centre around 2010. I met him in the lamp post on the high street. That pub is gone now. I used to have a cassette tape of all their songs that my brother gave me but i gave it to another brother years ago and never got it back. The song they did in the 1980s that goes something like "another 5yrs you have f#$ked it up again" was my favourite at the time. It was about Maggie Thatcher 🤣
Crazy! So many memories you didn't realise you had...if that makes sense. Thanks for this. Does make ye feel a little old though. More teeth and hair than I thought I'd have. 😷🤕😬😲🙃
@@garryallison5679I always hated rangers fans till I seen a couple of rangers boys getting battered by a few Celtic fans near Byers rd.. jumped in and helped them and it made me look at things differently from then on, one of them had a Stanley blade and was about to do some serious damage, thank god my mate and me got there in time,, utter madness
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These videos are priceless! It's amazing you kept them all. I could watch them all day.
I miss those drives in the 90s and those tunes...great times
Womack and Womack - one classy song!
Loved it, hope you have more like this. Nothing beats looking back at the way things were when I was 16 and comparing it to how it looks nowadays, great stuff mate.
The year I started senior school.. I was 11 years old but I feel lucky to have grown up in the 1980"s and 90"s compared to what the kids have to deal with today.
🙏🏻
Good vid. Great getting to see my old stomping groud Duke St, Brings back lots of memories, I still remember all those shops to this day.
Love this vid watch it aw the time class lookin back how it was then hope ye have more out a wee drive aboot
10-20
That wee dug learned to type and went on to manage the staff canteen at Queen St Station for many years.
Great record of times past including the sounds of the day. Brilliant.
I was 3 when this was made. Brilliant stuff!
Great. ❤️😢Seeing the water towers were I grew up and memories rush back.
Looking at the old cars brought back memories as well, thanks for posting this.
The tunes as well 👍🏻
Not a smart phone in sight.
Superb, most of the folk watching this will prob have been 16-25 oot ducking and diving to get some cash together to go oot wae oor new timbues oan and get fu of the doves at the exact time this video being made, grabs ye and takes ye right back and puts a smile on yer face and a tear in yer eye at the same time, made me remember auld pals no longer here anaw.. good ole days 🙂👍
8.31 minutes, D-Shake - Yaaah. Remember driving about like this, more in Ruggie and Toryglen though, listening to the same tunes, then heading to Tin Pan and the Subbie at the weekend. As you say, "smile on yer face and a tear in yer eye at the same time". Good times.
video quality is good! Great video
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Drove by my old house in craiglockhart street by 1990 we had moved to up market craigend
I think I see old Hagill here - on the left side before you reach "The Jigging" - looks like the area around Corsock and Appin street before it was knocked down.
Old Garthamlock 🤟😎 mad to see the old phoenix bar on Edinburgh Road
That was excellent 👌
My Dad worked at Firth Brown at the forge. I remember scenes of unimaginable deprivation in the surrounding areas - this was in the late 70s to mid 80s.
The guy at the end,class!!
Guy at the end ...
Was up the Mardi Gras the night before getting "full o it" ..
I coulda been there that night myself .
Those were the days my friend,
I thought they'd never end.
The mardi gras did that have the elevated dance floor
Aw lads, bless! Wot a trip. Thanks, from a 'Rid Road' boy...👍
Duke Street actually looks clean and tidy it's a bomb site these days
Can thank the SNP for that
@@Garryxxx they have completely destroyed Glasgow to line their own corrupt pockets 💰👎
Bring brilliant memories of ruchazie
The year of culture great year that was
Do you have any footage of Pollok from the 90’s ? Househillwood in particular.
Talk talk what a tune. ❤️
Originally from 1984, re-released in 1990.
I never knew Glasgow used to be in soviet Russia.
😂
No, it was in Capitalist Britain!
We aspired to be that level!....
Belter of an answer tae that av been waiting 4 years fur that yin
@GIRO And right now the tables have turned. Russia wishes for that shithole we used to be....
Music is ace!
Nothing like a wee troop roon glesga in a nocked off motor ...great tunes anaw 👌
You must have been doin no bad for yourself driving about in a Sierra sapphire at that age in those days. Or did you nick it?
Was that the old Oatlands at the start.
That was a nice wee sunday drive listening to the charts.
Tobago St, Calton
It was funny to see duke st like it was when I was younger lol
Loved this! When your pal showed up and got gallis 😂😂😂
good video ,90s looks so old fashioned lol
Back in the day when u could fill ur tank for a 5 spot.
Duke street's hardly changed 😂
Hi how can we get in touch about licensing this footage for a documentary please? It's lovely!!
Wat do you do tess
@@GIRO thanks for getting back to me! Sorry for the delayed reply I've been off for a week with Covid... I'm an Archive Producer and I work on documentaries with Pulse Films - if you google my name and "archive producer" that will take you to my website which has my contact details on, please can you call or email me? Thanks
@@GIRO did you see my other comment? How can we speak? Can we have a phone call or an email please?
Brilliant mate 😂
Brilliant!!
Wish I was 32 in 1990
I was In Paris year of culture. Takes me back
I feel ancient watching this
Love this video well done troops anymore ae youse driving about
Love watchin aw yer vids mate where was that youse met Tony
Coming down towards ally parade how is tony
@@GIRO ave no saw him fur a while now mate last time a spoke to him he was doin good
Great pod Go two Govanhill Soo
I always thought the Forge opened in 1992, so kinda surprised its about in 90.
It probably was 92. The years are never correct on these videos.
Started building in 86 and opened on the 10th of Oct 88
The auld Forge works (Beardmore) shut doon in '83.
Started building the 'new' shopping centre couple ae years later.
@@damiencrowley5546 It's 10 June 1990.
I worked there in 1990 when Asda was Gateway. Half of Carntyne worked in it. Remember the manager pulled up some of the young guys and after his shift he went out to his car which had a brick through the front windae
Love this vid any mair ae yeez oot a drive aye the tunes a knew the first but hud tae shazam the rest 👌🏻
that was class
Why so many council houses? Great video but damn that place was grim.
Duke Street before it was ruined, the old butcher's and flats at corner that got pulled down at Whitehill street. Coia's bought the land then built those new flats and their restaurant. Remember Coias was at top of Millerston st and Duke St across from station. An old friend talking about the Mardi Gras, saw him recently he's doing well for himself
How is Tony not seen him for a long time.
@@GIRO He's doing great and got his own landscaping / gardening business going which is doing well as he's got good few vans and workers on the go. I hadn't seen him myself for ages and saw him in Asda, was same old Tony smiling and laughing . Was Good to see one of the guys doing well for himself, I like to see people getting on.
@@punkit743 good buzz u doing ok
@@GIRO Usual stuff same shit different days. You must have hours of footage built up are you working through it converting from tape to digital. Did you film a lot during the 90's or kept going through the years, when you think of camera size then to hd quality on some phones its crazy.
can't think of a name that’s my dad he’s doing amazing
Womack and Womack. Smashing
I know these areas well but just wondering if you have any footage from places like Kirkintilloch, Bishopbriggs, Lenzie etc as alot of changes in some of those places especially Kirkintilloch main street?
Where is all the cars the streets seam empty then great film cheers
@ you are spot on my friend im old school if I cost more than 600 quid I will do without
Your speaking my language a new car out the box sounds great buy not for me
I would've been in P6 when you filmed this, grew up in Motherwell. Fuck me it's grim round there man.
When people didn’t look to take offence at every little thing.
Who’s that pellet in the passenger seat of the motor? I think I done him with a spring kosh up duke st in 97.
Ste Bam Fuck up ya bam
Shut it hun
Belt up bam ya wee skudbook ye
Wit a pish version of whole of the moon.
What can we say M8 it's a radio station from the 90's 😂🐺
Who's the guy in the car you meet near the end. Recognise his face :)
Love your videos mate...It's great looking back at how Glasgow used to be..Did you ever record any stuff from Glasgow band Scheme at all?
The band Scheme was from Cranhill.
My brother toured with them around Europe.
The lead singer Robert was still doing songs in pubs in the city centre around 2010.
I met him in the lamp post on the high street.
That pub is gone now.
I used to have a cassette tape of all their songs that my brother gave me but i gave it to another brother years ago and never got it back.
The song they did in the 1980s that goes something like "another 5yrs you have f#$ked it up again" was my favourite at the time.
It was about Maggie Thatcher 🤣
Do you have any footage of the Pollok Centre clock?
Don’t you love the old dashcams 😂
Before the invention of the speed camera
rip jason 🙏🏻
Ah never knew the guy but he seemed a good decent guy always seems tae be the good wans it go young
Jason was a pal of my young brother Stevie b .Jason was a gem.
A few spots are still the exact same.
Silly question but what would they have filmed it with?
Super VHS Jim.
Crazy!
So many memories you didn't realise you had...if that makes sense.
Thanks for this.
Does make ye feel a little old though.
More teeth and hair than I thought I'd have.
😷🤕😬😲🙃
11:43 is my dad driving haha back in the day Tony Byrne Calton tongs
yer da's a fud! nah i'm only kidding he was funny as fuk
Thats mad! Seemed like a happy go lucky,always up 4 a laugh kinda guy, is he still the same now?
Curtis Armstrong yes he is 😆
ray croal a know he is funny as fuck still
@@lewisbyrne5846 haha glad 2 hear it..proper old skool weegie, dying breed these days! would b a laugh getting a pint in with him a reckon
Y fronts are still tryin tae make that serious come back😂😂
Are the guys in video still alive ???
@@davidcassidy9117 some
@@GIRO the guy driving the car at the end seems some laugh 😂
Must've had a Camcorder
Aw, those choonz!
As he lyricss say.some saw the crescent s& 🏴 some saw the whole of the many moons.'such as life
Loving the rave tunes of that era
Pretty good quality camera iPhones they had back then. The battery probably lasted longer too.
There was no such thing back then as an iPhone
It’s not that much different down duke st
12:18 “you no workin ataw noo??” Apparently not.. they don’t call me Giro Productions for nothing.. 🤪🎥
👍😀
You and Ian by pasted my scheme ,cranhill
Red Road Flats wur monstrous
music,man,,!!,
We're did you lot steal the car from??? Lol
Its not stolen its jason the guy that's drivings car
That’s a ford sierra
Didnt see a sat nav in his car lol
Papped in the back seat lol
I didn't realise Bobby Brown was so popular in Scotland in 1990...
No change then....lol
Just pyoor Glesga
Moan a run n get the tunes oan
the mardi cow-a-rooney hahahaha
My dad got killed but 3 Huns next to the Phoenix in 89 because they thought he was a Celtic fan . He didn't even like football
Im a rangers fan some my best mates mad celtic fans. Im really sorry to hear that. They never did it in my name.
G
Shocking hope they got all 20yrs or more but should not walk streets people like that m8. Sorry m8
@@garryallison5679I always hated rangers fans till I seen a couple of rangers boys getting battered by a few Celtic fans near Byers rd.. jumped in and helped them and it made me look at things differently from then on, one of them had a Stanley blade and was about to do some serious damage, thank god my mate and me got there in time,, utter madness
Who else watched this just on the off chance they spotted their scrawny arse kicking around at the time?...🖐😎
Did u see yourself👍
@@GIRO Nope, you wisely avoided Easterhouse!....
Mon the stolers 😂
Brilliant!
Brilliant!