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  The Pumphrey brothers break concrete at Cowal

  Paul and Craig Pumphrey, the so-called Human Wrecking Balls from the USA, came to Cowal to test their strength in the traditional heavy events against the experts. They also had the chance to put on a smashi...

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  Pearl and the Puppets live at Connect 2008 (2)

  Pearl and the Puppets with their song Because I Do, live and unplugged at the Connect festival

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  Pearl and the Puppets live at Connect 2008 (1)

  Pearl and her Puppets perform Mango Tree unplugged at Connect 2008

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  Elbow talk about Mercury Music Prize at Connect

  Elbow have won the Nationwide Mercury Music Prize for the best British album of the past year, scooping the award with March's release The Seldom Seen Kid.
  
  We caught them just a couple of weeks b...

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  Turin Brakes keeps themselves occupied at Connect

  Olly Knights and Gale Paridjanian, the duo who make up Turin Brakes, talk about how the festival season has given them something to do over the summer, and why the location of Connect isn't the weirdest surr...

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  Attic Lights rope in friends and legends for new single

  Speaking at an extremely wet and soggy Connect, Glasgow's Attic Lights talk about upcoming single Wendy, the friends they've included in the light-hearted video, and the legendary bands they've managed to ro...

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  Camera Obscura take a chance on Connect

  Fresh from recording at Abba's old studio in Sweden, Camera Obscura popped up in deepest, darkest Argyllshire to perform at the last festival of the supposed summer, and talked about the follow-up to their a...

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  The Levellers live: The Cholera Well

  An acoustic rendering of The Cholera Well from the Levellers recent double-A side single (with A Life Less Ordinary). Good to know songs this angry are still being written

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  The Levellers at Connect

  Brighton's favourite hard-rocking punk folkies (how many categories can one band have?) keep the spirits up when the rain is down and tell stories of their strangest gigs in Scotland.

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  Glaswegian troubadour Phil Campbell at Connect

  Folky-rocky Weegie Phil Campbell troubadours at Connect. He chats to us about hmm fashion, camping and the importance of toilets and proper sausage suppers.

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