For me, it was seeing photos from the Enfield poltergeist house. Up until then, ghosts were at a safe distance in castles, churches etc. Seeing one that haunted a council house like the one I lived in was terrifying!

Don't know if this is actually true but I love the story about him refusing to play Glasgow for several years because he got his nose stolen there.

Weird thing is the rips are really regular, they don't look like they're the product of falling into a barbed wire fence or wear & tear.

The wee estate we stay is quite sheltered so it wasn't too bad, but there was a fair bit of damage across Edinburgh as a whole. How was it up by you?

This episode of the Cryptonaut podcast was dedicated to catpeople. If I remember correctly, they usually give the source of the stories they cover.
youtu.be/Red7W_2rDv0?...

I'm so used to the right to roam in Scotland that the first time we encountered a pissy landowner when looking for a stone in England, it was a real shock.

I really like it, but also enjoy the taste of antiseptic.

See also: kidney cider.

I strongly suspect Kellas cats have spread from the NE of Scotland. There's a video of what looks like one that had been killed on the A9 between Perth and Stirling a couple of years ago. If they're on the fringes of the central belt, could be anywhere!

He wanted to know if gigs were 'mental', had to explain they were, but in the sense of there being 10 people there and one's trying to sell a shotgun to the other 9.

Just gave it a listen, not what I expected at all based on what I'd heard before. Really good!