Video Of The Full Ponty 07

The Full Ponty is a music festival first held in Pontypridd on the 27-28 May, 2006. The name Full Ponty is a pun on Full Monty, and Ponty, the local nickname of the town. The festival is associated with The Pop Factory and is held at Ynysangharad Park, with additional "Fringe" events taking place at various venues throughout Pontypridd, including comedy, and up and coming bands.

1) Full Ponty 07 Trailer
2) Lostprophets Interview Part I
3) Lostprophets Interview Part II
4) Miss Conduct - Saviour Self
5) The Guns - Gordons & Lemonade
6) The Automatic - Monster
7) Lostprophets Part I

• Town Called Hypocrisy
• To Hell We Ride

8) Lostprophets Part II

• The New Transmission
• Interview
• Everybody's Screaming

9) Lostprophets Part III

• Fake Sound Of Progress
• Blue Monday (New Order Cover)

10) Lostprophets Part IV

• Last Summer
• 4:AM Forever

11) Lostprophets Part V

• Interview
• Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)

12) Lostprophets Part VI

• Introduction Of The Band's Families
• Last Train Home
• Interview

13) Lostprophets Part VII

• Burn Burn
• Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Welsh National Anthem)

Help save Salford Lads Club

THE well-known Salford Lads Club, made famous by The Smiths, is set to close unless £1 million can be raised to fund repairs.
I decided to do my bit by buying a 'Big Mouth Strikes Again' t-shirt from the appeal website at Salford Lads Club.

Morrissey has even tried to help save the club by donating £20,000 to the appeal fund.

The club became famous because of a photograph (Above) of The Smiths that appeared on the inside sleeve of their album The Queen Is Dead.
The famous photo, by Stephen Wright, featured the band standing outside the Salford Boys Club.

Since then the club has featured in The Smiths music video (Above) for their single Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before and the photograph has been accepted into the National Portrait Gallery.