1997
Primal Scream
Bobby Gillespie
Andrew Innes - Guitar
Robert Young - Guitar
Martin Duffy - Keyboards
Mani - Bass
Paul Mulreany - Drums

1997 - Adventures In Stereo - John Peel Session, BBC Radio, Studios, London
Notes: Primal Scream co-founder Jim Beattie's only Peel Session with Adventures In Stereo.

1997 - Dr. John Abbey Road Recording Session, London
Notes: Martin Duffy jammed with Dr John during the sessions. Bobby Gillespie was there and remembers “I witnessed a session at Abbey Rd in 1997 for a Dr John album where his record company had assembled a bunch of young indie Brit musicians where Mac Rebenac (Dr John) seemed bored and uninterested in the session until Martin started playing, then suddenly the good Dr started knocking some funky piano chops and I instantly knew it was because his ears had pricked up when he heard Martin play and the session at last came alive.”

1997 - Robert 'Throb' Young divorced his first wife Jane, with whom he had two sons, Brandon and Miles.

1997 - Breezeblock Mix, BBC Radio 1
Bartok's Andante Tranquillo / Miles Davis / Prince Far I / Public Image Limited / Can / Galt MacDermot and more.

03 May 1997 - Primal Scream feature on the cover of NME Magazine
Notes: 'Top Gear! Primal Scream. Bobby Gillespie's High Way Code'.

05 May 1997 - Kowalski U.K. Release Date
Original photography by Paul Kelly. Photo Illustration by Matthew Rudd @ Intro. Design by Julian House @ Intro.
Kowalski - Written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy, Mounfield. Produced & Mixed by Brendan Lynch & Primal Scream. Recorded by Primal Scream. Mix Engineered by George Shilling. Kowalski contains dialogue from 'Vanishing Point'. Used courtsey of The Cleavon J. Little Living Trust (actor), Guillermo Cain (writer), Richard Sarafian (Director) and 20th Century Fox.
96 Tears - Written by Rudy Martinez. Produced & Mixed by Brendan Lynch & Primal Scream. Recorded by Primal Scream. Engineered by Max Hayes.
Know Your Rights - Written by Joe Strummer & Mick Jones (The Clash). Produced by Steve Sidelnyk & Murray Mitchell. Mix Engineered by Sheldon.
Kowalski (Automator Mix) - Recorded and mixed by Dan The Automator at The Glue Factory, San Francisco, U.S.A.
This record is dedicated to Cleavon J Little, super soul.
Promo 12inch Vinyl CTP 245 *Initial pressings included a fold out poster.
Kowalski 6:12
Kowalski (Automator Mix)
7inch Vinyl CRE245
12inch Vinyl CRE245T
CRESCD 245 CD
Kowalski
96 Tears (Question Mark & The Mysterions cover)
Know Your Rights (The Clash cover)
Kowalski (Automator Mix)
28 May 1997 - Kowalski / Star Japanese Release Date
CD Epic / Sony Records (Jasrac) ESCA 6687 * Y1.529 (Yen Dollars)
Kowalski
Star
96 Tears (Question Mark & The Mysterions cover)
Kowalski (Radio Edit) 4:19
Kowalski (Automator Mix)
CD U.S. Creation/Sire
Kowalski (Radio Edit) 4:19
Kowalski
Know Your Rights (The Clash cover)
96 Tears (Question Mark & The Mysterions cover)
Kowalski (Adrian Sherwood Dub)

May 1997 - Rehearsals, Studios, London
Notes: The Seahorses were in the same studios. John and Mani had a catch up.
From March 2002 - I Am Without Shoes (thestoneroses.net) Interview with Andy Watts: We (The Seahorses) were in a rehearsal studio in London in Spring 1997, and Primal Scream were next door. Mani and him (John Squire) were getting on like a house on fire, they were hugging like brothers.

M - June 1997 - Primal Scream feature on the cover of Select Magazine with Mani
Notes: 'Who's Going To Stop Them This Time?'. Only four members were featured on the cover. Magazine included a Primal Scream exclusive, a track by track account of John Squire's Seahorses debut album and a free CD which included tracks by Suede, Blur, Dodgy and more.

TV - 13 June 1997 - TFI Friday (Thank Four It's Friday), Channel 4 TV Studio, London
Star
Notes: T.F.I. Friday, Series 2, Channel 4 TV Programme. Sophie Anderton, Howard Stern, Cast and Fugees also appeared on the show.

16 June 1997 Monday - Star U.K. Release Date
All songs written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy, Mounfield.
Star - Written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy, Mounfield. Produced & Mixed by Brendan Lynch & Primal Scream. Recorded by Primal Scream.
Promo 12inch Vinyl CRE263TP
Promo CD CRESCD263
Star
7inch Vinyl CRE263
10inch Vinyl CRE263X
Star (Dub Mix) aka (Adrian Sherwood Mix)
Cassette
12inch Vinyl CRE263T
CD CRESCD263
Star 4:29
Jesus 4:29
Rebel Dub 5:21
How Does It Feel To Belong 5:37

28 June 1997 Saturday - Glastonbury Festival, Dance Tent, Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset * Doors Open: Glastonbury Festival, Stage Time: 22:45 * Support Act(s): Armand Van Helden, Reprazent featuring Roni Size/Full Cycle.
Notes: Radiohead headlined the Pyramid Stage, Ocean Colour Scene and Dodgy supported. Kula Shaker headlined the other stage supported by Chemical Brothers, Neneh Cherry and Dubstar. David Byrne headlined the Jazz World Stage, Billy Bragg and friends headlined the Acoustic Stage with support from Ray Davies: The Storyteller Show and Nick Loww.
Bootleg: Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Glastonbury Festival 28/6/97 (DAT master)

M - June - July 1997 - Primal Scream appear on the cover of HMV the music master Magazine, Issue 58
Notes: Japanese promo magazine.

July 1997 - Primal Scream appear on the Various Artists CD Promo - The Mix - 170 BBC Transcription (MI 0170)
Interview 1:48
Kowalski (LP) 5:46
Interview 0:59
Burning Wheel (Single) 4:34
Interview 2:50
Star (LP) 4:19
Notes: BBC In-House Radio Promo CD.

July 1997 - Primal Scream 'Sony Music Epic' EPK Kit Photo Session

07 July 1997 - Vanishing Point U.K. Release Date
Songs written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy.
Except Kowalski written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy and Mounfield.
Motorhead written by L. Kilmister (Motorhead).
Produced by Brendan Lynch & Primal Scream apart from Trainspotting - Produced by Andrew Weatherall.
Augustus Pablo, the Memphis Horns, Glen Matlock, Andrew Weatherall
Promo CD U.S Reprise 2-46559-AB
CD U.S Sire/Reprise
CD CRECD178
Vinyl LP CRELP178
Cassette CCREMC178
Burning Wheel
Get Duffy
Kowalski
Star
If They Move, Kill 'Em
Out of the Void
Stuka
Medication
Motorhead (Motorhead cover)
Trainspotting
Longlife
Notes: The album was inspired by the Richard Sarafian's 70's road movie of the same name.

1997 - Vanishing Point Japanese Release Date
CD Japan Epic/Sony, ESCA 6688
Burning Wheel
Get Duffy
Kowalski
Star
If They Move, Kill 'Em
Out of the Void
Stuka
Medication
Motorhead (Motorhead cover)
Trainspotting
Longlife
Jesus

1997 - Later With Jools Holland, TV Show, BBC Studios,
Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill 'Em / Star

25 July 1997 - Lollipop Festival

* Rescheduled * 02 August 1997 Saturday - Scream On The Green, Glasgow Green, Glasgow, Scotland * see 24 August

* Cancelled * 03 August 1997 Sunday - Scream On The Green, Glasgow Green, Glasgow, Scotland * Doors Open: 17:00-23:00 * Ticket Price: £17:00 * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte, MC Jock Scott
Notes: See 24 August.

* Rescheduled * 05 August 1997 Tuesday - Apollo, Manchester * see 02 September 1997

* Rescheduled * 09 August 1997 Saturday - Victoria Park, London, E3, Nearest Tube - Mile End * Doors Open: 17:00 * Ticket Price: £17.00 * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte, DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC.
Notes: Rescheduled date, see 06 September 1997 Saturday. Not sure if DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC played the September date.
* Rescheduled * 10 August 1997 Sunday - Victoria Park, London, E3, Nearest Tube - Mile End * Doors Open: 17:00 * Ticket Price: £17.00 * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte, DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC.
Notes: Rescheduled date, see 05 September 1997 Friday. Not sure if DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC played the September date.

18/19 August 1997 - Mani and Paul Mulreany, Duncan McKay are spotted in a bar in Camden, London
Notes: Former drummer Paul, trumpet player Duncan McKay and Mani go out for a few beers and talk to fans.

21 August 1997 - Mani goes to Dublin
Notes: Mani sees a poster for The Complete Stone Roses outside the SFX venue, he makes contact with the band and will eventually support them on tour on the decks.

24 August 1997 Sunday - On The Green, Glasgow Green, Glasgow, Scotland * Doors Open: 17:00 * Ticket Price: £17.00 * Support Act(s): Asia Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte, DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC.
Notes: Mani returns to Glasgow Green for the first time since The Stone Roses show seven years prior. Tickets from 02 August 1997 are still valid for this show. From media article "This is now a one day event in a much bigger tent - Sunday 24th August - all tickets valid - additional tickets now on sale. Refunds available from point of purhcase until 3rd August." Under canvas on Glasgow Green (next to People's Palace).
Official After Show Party at Sub Club, Glasgow, Scotland * Doors Open: 23:00-03:00 with Claude Young & Mark Ryal Twitch.

M - September 1997 - Primal Scream appear on the cover of Spanish 'Rock Delux' Magazine, RDL 144

02 September 1997 Tuesday - Apollo, Manchester * Doors Open: 19:30 * Ticket Price: £12.50 * Support Act(s): Asia Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte, DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC.
Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Star / Insect Royalty / Long Life / Medication / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski / Out Of The Void / Stuka / Motorhead
Notes: Homecoming show for Mani.
Posters noted 'please note change of dates', Tickets from 05 August 1997 are still valid for this show.
Bootleg: Apollo 1997 (1998, Trade Mark of Quality. Unconfirmed if the date on the disc is correct, could actually be another edit of 09 September 1997) - CD-R - Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Star / Live inside of me (Insect Royalty) / Long Life / Medication / Around you again (Imperial) / Get up High (Five Years Ahead Of My Time) / Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski / Out Of The Void / Stuka / Motorhead

03 September 1997 Wednesday - Civic Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton * Doors Open: 19:00 - Support: 19:30 * Ticket Price: £12.50 * Support Act(s): Asia Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte, DJ Jock Scott & DJ MC.
Notes:

05 September 1997 Friday - Victoria Park, London, E3, Nearest Tube - Mile End * Doors Open: 17:00 * Support Act(s): Reprazent, Roni Size, Asian Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte & DJ Jerry Dammers.
Notes: Tickets from 10 August 1997 Sunday are valid for this show.

06 September 1997 Saturday - Victoria Park, London, E3, Nearest Tube - Mile End * Doors Open: 17:00 * Support Act(s): Reprazent, DJ Roni Size, Asian Dub Foundation, DJ Adrian Sherwood, DJ Kris Needs, DJ Paul Harte & DJ Jerry Dammers.
Notes: Tickets from 09 August 1997 Saturday remain valid for this date. Additional tickets were sold with the new date printed "Enter Arena by Main Gate. Once inside, proceed to guest entrance where this will be exchanged for a wristband. A Charity Collection will be made. All donations will be gratefull received."

M - 06 September 1997 - Primal Scream feature on the cover of NME Magazine
Notes: 'No-one knows what's going on' Primal Scream. On the road and off your face with the maddest gang in rock.'

09 September 1997 - Academy, Manchester
Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Insect Royalty / Long Life / Medication / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Higher Than The Sun / Out Of The Void / Kowalski / Stu (Stuka) / 96 Tears (cover)
Bootleg: Audience Recording - Manchester 1997 () CD-R - Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Live inside of me (Insect Royalty) / Long Life / Medication / Around you again (Imperial) / Get up High (Five Years Ahead Of My Time) / Higher Than The Sun / Out Of The Void / Kowalski / Stu (Stuka) / 96 Tears (cover) (Cut, incomplete)
Bootleg: Apollo 1997 (1998, Trade Mark of Quality. Unconfirmed if the date on the disc is correct, could actually be another edit of 09 September 1997) - CD-R - Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Star / Live inside of me (Insect Royalty) / Long Life / Medication / Around you again (Imperial) / Get up High (Five Years Ahead Of My Time) / Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski / Out Of The Void / Stuka / Motorhead
Bootleg: Audience Recording - My Kind of Town () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £12) - CD-R
Bootleg: Audience Recording - Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Manchester Academy 9/9/97 (DAT master)

13 September 1997 - Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany * Ticket Price: 26DM
Notes: Mani returns to the venue where the Roses' played back in 1989.
14 September 1997 - Huxley's, Berlin, Germany * Ticket Price: 26DM

14 September 1997 - "Le Rikini", Toulouse, France * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation
Notes: Conflicting date with above.

17 September 1997 - Le Bataclan, Paris, France * Doors Open: 19:00 * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation
Bootleg: Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Paris Bataclan 17/9/97 (DAT master)

22 September 1997 - Stuka U.K. Release Date
All songs written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy, Mounfield.
Additional production and Remix Two Lone Swordsmen (Andy Weatherall and Keith Tenniswood).
Promo 12inch Vinyl Creation PSTLS1
Limited Edition 12inch Vinyl Creation PSTLS1
Stuka (Two Lone Swordsman Mix)
Stuka (Two Lone Instrumental Swordsman Mix)
Notes: 12inch Promo label that says Primal Scream Meet The Two Lone Swordsmen, Stuka remixes by Two Lone Swordsmen (Andy Weatherall and Keith Tenniswood). 12inch was limited to 3000 copies and had a sticker placed over the label.

27 September 1997 - Babylon, Munchen, Munich, Germany * Ticket Price: 26DM
29 September 1997 - Batschkapp, Frankfurt, Germany * Ticket Price: 26DM

October 1997 - Primal Scream appear on the cover of Jockey Slut Magazine
Notes: "Rock Traitors! Darker, Weirder, Healthier!"

06 October 1997 - Burning Wheel U.K. Release Date
All songs written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy, Mounfield except Higher Than The Sun All songs written by Gillespie, Innes & Young.
Burning Wheel - Produced by Brendan Lynch and Primal Scream.
Burning Wheel (Chemical Brothers Remix) - Addtional remix and production The Chemical Brothers.
Promo 12inch
Burning Wheel
Burning Wheel (Chemical Brothers Remix)
Promo CD U.S. PRO-CD-8993
Burning Wheel (Edit)
Burning Wheel (Chemical Brothers Remix)
7inch CRE272
12inch CRE272T
CD
Burning Wheel
Higher Than The Sun (Original Version)
Hammond Connection
Burning Wheel (Chemical Brothers Remix)
CD JP Sony/Epic, ESCA-6771
Burning Wheel
Burning Wheel (Chemical Brothers Remix)
Hammond Connection
Higher Than The Sun (Original Version)
Notes: From original promo flyer 'Burning Wheel CD 12" 7" 6.10.97 CD and 12" include Chemical Brothers Remix and original version of Higher Than The Sun'
Another promo poster changed the release date to 'CD 12" 7" 13.10.97'

October 1997 - ULU, Mallet Street, London, W1 * Doors Open: 19:30 * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation
Notes: Benefit gig, all proceeds were donated to the Liverpool dockers.

October 1997 - Italy Tour

27 October 1997 - Echo Dek U.K. Release Date
All songs written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy
except Kowalski by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy and Mounfield.
Produced by Brendan Lynch and Primal Scream.
Remixed by Adrian Sherwood.
5 x 7inch Vinyl Limited Edition Boxset CRE 224
CD CRECD 224
CD Limited Edition Cardboard Envelope Sleeve CRECD 224
CD Japan Epic/Sony ESCA 6844
Vinyl LP CRELP 224P
Living Dub (Long Life)
Duffed Up (Get Duffy)
Revolutionary (Star)
JU-87 (Stuka)
First Name unknown (Kowalski)
Vanishing Dub Vain in Dub (Out of the Void)
Last Train (Trainspotting)
Wise Blood (Stuka)
Dub in Vain (Medication)
Notes: Adrian Sherwood at the controls.
From September - October 1999 - On Target Magazine, Mani Interview: Is the next album in a similar vein to Vanishing Point because Echo Dek was more dub?
"Yeah Adrian Sherwood got to work on that (Echo Dek) because we're all big reggae fans, even from the days of fuckin' rudeboy Trojan gear an' all that man. Being a punk taught me a lot about music because we used to go to the Russell Club to watch gigs and the people who were there would be Punks or Rastas like outcasts. It's funny how Punks n' Rastas always fuckin' got on with each other and we learnt about reggae from them and that follows through to your tunes...

November 1997 - Blitz, Tokyo, Japan
Insect Royalty / Medication / Imperial
Bootleg: Atomic Groovemaster 98 (1998, Made In Japan, Green Mint, cat.no. GM-007) - CD-R - (26 June 1998 - Glastonbury Festival, Somerset) Medication / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Vanishing Point (Kowalski) / Movin' On Up - (Live Studio 1997) Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them (November 1997 - Blitz, Tokyo, Japan) Insect Royalty / Medication / Imperial (16 February 1998 - If They Move Kill 'Em) If They Move Kill 'Em (My Bloody Valentine Arkestra) / Darklands (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover) / If They Move Kill 'Em (12" Disco Mix) / Badlands

16 November 1997 - Mani's 35th birthday

17 November 1997 - IMP Hall, Osaka, Japan
Out Of The Void / Stuka / Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Star / Insect Royalty / Long Life / Medication / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski / Motorhead / 96 Tears (cover) / Loose (The Stooges cover)
Bootleg: Audience Recording - 2 CD-R - CD1 - Out Of The Void / Stuka / Burning Wheel / If They Move, Kill 'em / Rocks / Star / Insect Royalty / Long Life / Medication / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time - CD2 - Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski / Motorhead / 96 Tears (cover) / Loose (The Stooges cover)
Bootleg: Audience Recording - Stuka (1998, CD-R Tademark of Quality) - Out Of The Void / Stuka / Rocks / Star / Live inside of me (Insect Royalty) / Long Life / Medication / Unknown (Imperial) / Unknown (Five Years Ahead Of My Time) / Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski / Motorhead / 96 Tears / Unknown (Loose (The Stooges cover))
Bootleg: Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Osaka Imp Hall 17/11/97 (DAT master)

Primal Scream appear on the Various Artists Compilation - Rock The Dock U.K. Release Date
Come Together (Original Version) - Creation 1998. Mixed by Kevin Shields.
Promo 12inch Creation DOCKERS001 1 Sided Promo
Come Together (Original Version)
CD
Come Together (Original Version)
Notes: Kevin Shields was a member of My Bloody Valentine, fellow Scottish indie pop band who started around the same as Primal Scream and shared Creation Records as their label.

1998 - Alan McGee marries Kate Holmes (ex-Frazier Chorus member)

04 February 1998 - Olympia, Dublin, Ireland
Bootleg: Olympia, Dublin 02/04/98 (ARTISAN ART 2755)

08 February 1998 - Barrowlands, Glasgow, Scotland * Ticket Price: £12.00 * Support Act(s): Alabama 3, DJ Paul Harte
Out Of The Void / Stuka / Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them / Rocks / Star / Come Together / Five Years Ahead Of My Time (The Third Bardo) / Higher Than The Sun / Kowalski
Notes: Sold Out Show. The original BBC broadcast was missing 2 tracks. Sometimes the date is noted as 18 February 1998, which is possibly the BBC broadcast date.
From the scottishsun.co.uk, 03 June 2021 20:53, article by David Meikle: 'SHAME ON ME' Stone Roses’ Mani got so drunk before Glasgow gig he ‘couldn’t stand’ & his ‘c***’ live show needed re-recorded.
STONE Roses legend Mani has revealed he got so drunk before playing a gig with Primal Scream in Glasgow he was forced to re-record a live radio show on his own. Mani, bass player with the iconic Manchester band, had been downing whisky in Baird’s Bar before a show at the iconic Barrowlands venue with the Scots rockers. The 58-year-old, real name Gary Mounfield, had joined the Loaded stars after the Stone Roses had split up.
And he has told how one of his first gigs with the hard-living outfit resulted in a below par performance. He said: “There have been certain gigs at the Barras where I could not bloody stand up. “I’d been in Baird’s bar next door firing whisky into me. I couldn’t stand, man. “My first gig in Glasgow with the Scream and it was being recorded for some BBC radio show. “So subsequently I was that crap I had to go back to the BBC studios and re-record it on my own with all the lads laughing at me through the glass as I played along with a backing track. “Shame on me.”
Mani also told Brian McClair's podcast, Life With Brian, how he had played football alongside Liam Gallagher but joked brother Noel had ‘three left feet'. He also told how the use of Stone Roses song 'This is the One' at Old Trafford had helped swell band mates Ian Brown and John Squire's bank accounts. He added: "Everytime the team comes out, they come out to 'This is the One' and I always think 'there's another 37-and-a-half pence going into Squire and Brown's pocket.”
Broadcast: BBC Radio 1
Broadcast: BBC Radio 1 - The Golden Radio Show Presents…Primal Scream
Bootleg: FM Recording
Bootleg: If They Move, Kill 'Em (1998, Gamberetto Records, Cat. No.:GO021 Made In Italy. The bonus tracks are noted 'May 1994 - Astoria Theatre, London' but I cannot find any London shows matching the date. I presume the recordings are from 16 December 1994 Friday - Sheperds Bush Empire, London) CD - FM Recording - Out Of The Void / Stuka / Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them / Rocks / Star / Come Together / Five Years Ahead of My Time (The Third Bardo) / Higher Than the Sun - Soul Train / Kowalski - Bonus Tracks: May 1994 - The Astoria, London - Higher Than the Sun / Loaded
Bootleg: Glasgow Forever! (Direct copy of If They Move, Kill 'Em CD) CD-R
Bootleg: Super Golden Radio Shows - Primal Scream (1998, indicates 'Canadian Radio Ontario - Promo Soundboard recording'. Cat.No. 1105) - Out Of The Void / Stuka / Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them / Rocks / Star / Come Together / Five Years Ahead of My Time / Higher Than the Sun - Soul Train / Kowalski
Bootleg: Duffed Up (full show from Glasgow 8/2/98) (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £12) - CD-R
Bootleg: FM - Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Glasgow Barrowlands 8/2/98 (FM edit)
Bootleg: Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Glasgow Barrowlands 8/2/98 (DAT)
Bootleg: Glasgow Barrowlands 02/08/98 (ARTISAN ART 2807)

09 February 1998 Monday - Rock City, 8 Talbot Street, Nottingham, NG1 5GG * Doors Open: 19:30 * Ticket Price: £12.00 * Support Act(s): Alabama 3

10 February 1998 Tuesday - The Ritz, Manchester * Ticket Price: £12.00 * Support Act(s): Alabama 3
Notes: Sold Out Show.

12 February 1998 Thursday - Octagon Centre, University, Sheffield * Doors Open: 19:00 * Ticket Price: £12.00 *

13 February 1998 Friday - Club, Birmingham * Ticket Price: £12.00 * Support Act(s): Alabama 3

14 February 1998 Saturday - Academy, Brixton * Doors: 21:00-06:00 * Ticket Price: £15.00 * Support Act(s): Alabama 3, DJ Paul Harte, DJ Adrian Sherwood
Notes: Sold Out Show. Initial opening times were 19:30-03:00 but were changed shortly after selling out.

16 February 1998 - If They Move Kill 'Em U.K. Release Date
All songs written by Gillespie, Innes, Young, Duffy, Mounfield except Darklands and Badlands by Jim Reid & William Reid (The Jesus and Mary Chain).
If They Move Kill 'Em (My Bloody Valentine Arkestra) aka (Kevin Shield Mix) - Produced by Brendan Lynch and Primal Scream. Addtional remix and production Kevin Shields (My Bloody Valentine).
12inch Promo
If They Move, Kill 'Em (Kevin Shield Mix)
If They Move, Kill 'Em (Album version)
12inch CRE284T Limited Edition to 3000.
7inch CRE284 Limited Edition to 2000.
If They Move Kill 'Em (My Bloody Valentine Arkestra) aka (Kevin Shield Mix) 6:44
Darklands (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover)
CD CRESCD284 Limited Edition to 10,000.
If They Move Kill 'Em (My Bloody Valentine Arkestra) aka (Kevin Shield Mix) 6:44
Darklands (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover) 6:10
If They Move Kill 'Em (12" Disco Mix) 5:43
Badlands (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover) 7:31
CD JP Sony/Epic, ESCA-6944
Notes: It was only available for one week only and was not be elligible for the charts due to the release being over 25 minutes long on one format. Kevin Shields remixed the A-Side. Kevin Shields was a member of My Bloody Valentine, fellow Scottish indie pop band who started around the same as Primal Scream and shared Creation Records as their label. Badlands is a remix of Darklands (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover).

M - 21 February 1998 - Primal Scream appear on the cover of NME Magazine
Notes: 'Still Wanted? Are Primal Scream On A Trip Too Far?'

30 March 1998 Monday - L2, 11-13 Hotham Street, Liverpool, L3 5UT * Doors Open: 19:30-02:00am - On Stage: 21:30 * Ticket Price: £12.00 * Support Act(s): Asian Dub Foundation
Notes: All profits donated to 'Free Satpal Ram' campaign.

02 May 1998 Saturday - Creamfields, The Bowl, Matterley Estate, Nr. Winchester, Hampshire * Doors Open: 13:00 -06:00am (03 May Sunday) * Ticket Price: £37.50 (Advance) * Support Act(s): Cornershop, Finley Quaye, Run DMC, DJ Daft Punk, DJ Paul Oakenfold, DJ Pete Tong, DJ Fatboy Slim, DJ The Chemical Brothers
Notes: Arena 1 Main Arena was broadcast live on BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, included Pete Tong's DJ set. Unconfirmed if Primal Scream's set was broadcast.

June 1998 - Mani Interview features in United We Stand (Manchester United Fanzine) Magazine
June 1998 - United We Stand Interview
Mani Interview: Ask…ask…ask…ask…ask…ask…ask…MANI
A familiar face at United's European away games, Gary 'Mani' Mounfield has been a red since birth. Mani made his name as the bass player in the seminal Stone Roses before transferring to Primal Scream when the Roses split in '95. Along with Old Trafford's own terrace songster, Peter Boyle, UWS went round to Mani's gaff to drown out our European sorrows by watching Juventus hammer Monaco and chew the fat over all things United.
So Mani, tell us a bit about yourself…"I'm 35 years of age but getting away with acting much younger. I'm a North Manchester boy, originally from Moston but I moved to Failsworth and Newton Heath in my early teens and I still go up there for a beer because that's where all my mates are.
Other than that, I'm proud to be Manc, proud to be red. My dad was a mad United fan. Nobby Stiles is part of my family - my aunties cousin or something like that and I was born to be a red. I would have had my ears boxed in if I'd dared to be a blue. As for school, I went to Xervarian and after there I tried my hardest not to get a job and sat in my bedroom learning to play a guitar, going abroad with the scals, doing a bit of this and that, getting nice trainers and that. I very nearly caught the ferry to Holland which kicked off with West Ham in 1986 but ended up catching a later ferry which was full of Everton. I had to keep my trap shut but I still made it to the Dam along with about a hundred others. I used to go to away games all the time with a lot of those heads from Salford. I can remember going to Luton when we were on that ten game winning streak in '85. We met up at Salford Crescent, got in a van and went down to terrorise St Albans for the day. It's only in the past few years that I've had to cut down on going home and away because my two bands have been busy. That's me…"
How did you involvement with the Roses come about? "I'd been in a few bands previously including a punk band from Failsworth called Urban Paranoia who used to play at the youth club and all that. I knew from the age of eight that I wanted to be in a band, I was never good enough to be a footballer and I'm lucky that I make a living out of music.
As for the Roses, well, I was working at the Opera House in 1987 and went walking up to the Palace Theatre one dinner time. As I walked up I bumped into John Squire and Reni going to put an advert up for a bass player for their new band. I told them to rip up the advert and stacked my job in that afternoon which was a good thing because I'm quite work shy. I had two weeks to learn fourteen tunes: Adored, She Bangs The Drums and all that. Throughout my time in the Stone Roses I never had time to sit back and enjoy what we were doing. The Roses just snowballed but it beat the shit out of going abroad robbing for a living."
What were the highlights? "There were loads. We once played in front of three people in Cardiff and played a blinding gig. Another time, we played a gig just before Spike Island in St Helens under an assumed name. There were about five people there and we just sat down and played another blinding gig. I enjoyed moments like that as much as I enjoyed Spike Island where there was 25,000."
What was Spike Island like? "It was a weird one because I'd sorted our kid out with about three hundred tickets for his mates but on the day of the concert I just paced around the flat all day giffin for a spliff until I was picked up about half eight at night. Spike Island was probably the first truly straight gig that we'd done but it was good to see that many people there because we'd taken a real chance putting the gig on and it cost a lot of money. It wasn't a particularly great gig but it was a good coming together of people."
What was your favourite Roses song? "This Is The One."
What did you do between the two albums? "We had three lazy years in Manchester, I ended up living in Monmouth, South Wales for two years. Met a bird, had a kid. I liked the second album. Too many people expected it to be like the first album and I know we got all Led Zeppelin-ish but I liked that. We did some good gigs in Manc on the back of that album at the Apollo. I think that gig will come out as a live album because our record company are still owed some money from us. The Apollo concerts were the best because you always get a good crowd in Manc. Them cockneys will just stand there and look what you're wearing. They can't even look you in the eye, they're all paranoid."
When did you start going to the match? "When I was a kid. I used to get the number seven bus from Failsworth which used to drop you by the swing bridge. It cost 50p to go in the Stretford End and I used to take our Greg, sit him at the front on a barrier, give him his wagon wheel and crisps and all that and then watch the match. When we were old enough we used to get the specials through the 70's and 80's. I didn't miss many matches."
How many games do you get to now? "You know something, I'm embarrassed to say that I've hardly been in the past couple of years because I've been in the studio so much. I had three league match tickets books in the North Stand but John Squire's got them now."
Most embarrassing moment at a match? "I got caught spitting on the tele by my mam at a United v Leeds game. She was disgusted and said, 'there's nothing big or clever about spitting young Gary'."
Childhood hero? "It's Georgie innit? My mam and dad were mates with him. I can remember waking up the morning and him being downstairs in my house after having a late drink when he shouldn't have been. I really had a thing for Gordon Hill too. Those were the days for me: Admiral shirts, Stepney, Nicol, Houston, Buchan, Albiston, Daly, Macari, Coppell, Pearson and the Greenhoffs. Good days going to United. I'm all for terracing coming back."
Bumped into many Mancs on your travels? "That's the in-joke with the Scream now. 'Wherever Mounfield goes he always bumps into Mancs and Scousers.' To be fair to the Scousers, despite all that shit in the 80's we're very similar."
You've been a familiar face on Euro aways… "Usually pissed. I enjoyed Porto and Dortmund. We got a freebie to Dortmund because me and Bobby Gillespie did our German press over there. Bobby is Celtic but United are his second team. A few of the lads in the band are United. That sing-up in Dortmund was one of the best that I've ever seen. James Brown and all that. It should be like that every week."
Are we good enough to win the European Cup? "We need a couple of shrewd buys but we're dangerously close and I think we're going to see it in our life time. I think our Pally's getting close to the end of his career so we need someone to partner Johnsen at the back. I reckon we need a good creative midfielder as well. I reckon Fergie did the right thing by sticking with Coley rather than being held to ransom over Salas. You don't want to end up with a team of big heads where the other players are pulling their face because so and so is on X amount more. I think Fergie's got it right but injuries haven't helped. I feel sorry for people like Jordi who are always injured. I don't know about Sheringham. He's good at what he does but I don't know whether he's United. Hindsight is wonderful but the boss knows what he's doing doesn't he?"
A lot of United fans were big Roses fans… "I've always seen people at United who I've seen at our gigs. It's good that United fans have seen us at the match too because it hasn't been a case of, 'look at that pop star knob in his ivory tower'. I'd die without United. Everywhere I've been in the world I'd do anything I could to watch United. I've been up at 7 o'clock in the morning in Santa Monica to watch United and walked into a bar which is full of Mancs. It ain't the same on the tele though and I miss the match. I'll start going again once the touring is out of the way with John."
Have you seen any of the players at your gigs? "Most footballers are into Lionel Richie and Luther Van Dross so it's good when you see someone like Brian [McClair] coming to the gigs. He knows his music and he knows his politics. That's why Fergie wants him there. He's a good socialist."
Boyle: "He's a Glaswegian. Glaswegians and Scousers stick together. I used to hate the football teams in Liverpool but really admire the people because of the way they stuck together. Look at the Dockers in Liverpool. They just didn't back down. People like the N.M.E. supported the dockers because it was a trendy thing to do but they were United in their cause."
What did you make of Ian Brown's album? "Some of it's very good. Some of it's a little bit sketchy. Ian knows what he's doing and good luck to him. At times he's the most lucid and intelligent guy but other times he can be a right twat. Everyone's like that though aren't they? Ian's a genuine guy and very strong minded. I think Ian felt let down by John because they had been such good mates since they'd been kids but it had to be done because the Roses were finished. They'll bury the hatchet one day I'm sure."
Current musical influence, Boylie's 'Songs from the Bathtub?' "Boylie's tapes are right after a few beers. Asian Dub Foundation are doing it for me at the minute, as are Puressence from Failsworth. Another Manchester band will come up from nowhere this year, it always happens."
Did the Roses do a George Best and throw it all away? "In a way we did. That court case changed things and we were all victims of our own circumstances because there was too much court gear. If we would have been left alone to record we would have been fine but then we knew we were going to get a load of shit when we signed the crap record deal with Silvertone in the first place. I wouldn't have done anything differently though because I'm just happy to have come out of it and into the Scream."
How did that move come about? "I kidnapped Bobby Gillespie on the last night of the Roses tour. I'd known him for years from doing E's at clubs in London and he was buzzing for it. That was a year and a half before the split. The Scream are a good band to be with because they don't change their beliefs for nobody. They can be mad on tour but I can hold my own with the best of them, don't worry about me."
Future ambitions? "For United to win the domestic treble and the European Cup in one year. Manchester to become a principality, enter United into the World Cup and win it. Professionally I just want to make music and be happy."

26 June 1998 - Glastonbury Festival, Somerset
Medication / Kill All Hippies / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Kowalski / Movin' On Up
Broadcast: FM or TV
Bootleg: Last Chance To Dance ()
Bootleg: Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Glastonbury Festival 28/6/97 (DAT master)
Bootleg: Atomic Groovemaster 98 (1998, Made In Japan, Green Mint, cat.no. GM-007) - CD-R - (26 June 1998 - Glastonbury Festival, Somerset) Medication / Imperial / Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Vanishing Point (Kowalski) / Movin' On Up - (Live Studio 1997) Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them (November 1997 - Blitz, Tokyo, Japan) Insect Royalty / Medication / Imperial (16 February 1998 - If They Move Kill 'Em) If They Move Kill 'Em (My Bloody Valentine Arkestra) / Darklands (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover) / If They Move Kill 'Em (12" Disco Mix) / Badlands
Bootleg: Ian Brown Interviews 1998 & Primal Scream Glastonbury 26/06/98 - CD-R

1998 - Radio Session, Scotland
Notes: Unconfirmed session, Possibily Clyde Radio. Stukas mailing list fan, Jim Connick said "The Scream also did a new song a while back for a session on the jazz program on Radio Scotland, called something like Cyclonia (Enter the Iceman) (Enter the Sandman?) They also played Insect Royalty, Get Duffy and new takes. There was an interview with Duffy and Innes about how The scream have been influenced by jazz."

24 July 1998 - Barrowlands, Glasgow * Support Act(s): The Jesus & Mary Chain
Notes: 14 years ago Bobby was drumming for The Jesus & Mary Chain and Primal Scream were supporting them. Now The Jesus & Mary Chain support the band at the seminal show, Bobby even dedicates Higher Than The Sun to the key band members brothers Jim & William Reid. Ex-The Jesus & Mary Chain band member Douglas Hart videoed the entire show too. Douglas left the band in 1990 and started making promo videos for bands on Creation Records. He was also credited for directing The Stone Roses Live Blackpool & The Complete Stone Roses VHS videos too.

27 July 1998 Monday - Barrowlands, Glasgow, Scotland * Doors Open: 19:00 * Ticket Price: £12.50
Notes:
Bootleg: Kill All Hippies (wonderful set (in full) from secret gig, Glasgow 27/7/98) (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £12) - CD-R

02 August 1998 - Fuji Festival, Tokyo Bay, Japan * Support Act(s): Ian Brown
Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them / Rocks / Imperial / Insect Royalty / Long Life / Star / Medication / Five Years Ahead of My Time / Higher Than the Sun / Kowalski / Loaded / Movin' On Up
Notes: Unconfirmed date. Bootleg date noted as 'Fuji Festival, Tokyo Bay, Japan 2/8/98' and sometimes 08 August 1998.
Primal Scream came on after Ian Brown. Mani met Ian at the show and they had a minor disagreement but remained friends.
Bootleg: Tape () (IAWS I Am Without Shoes / stoneroses.net (Will Odell). Priced: £7) - Fuji Rock Festival 02/08/98 60m DAT
Bootleg: Live Under Mountain Fuji 8.2.1998 (1998, Trade mark of Quality) - CD-R - Burning Wheel / If They Move Kill Them / Rocks / Imperial / Insect Royalty / Long Life / Star / Medication / Five Years Ahead of My Time / Higher Than the Sun / Kowalski / Loaded / Movin' On Up
From September - October 1999 - On Target Magazine, Mani Interview: Have you spoken to Ian Brown recently? "Last time I seen Ian was about this time last year at the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan, he was on before us and we had a little bit of a falling out over something and nothing but we're mates, you know what I mean? He's been a busy boy, I've been a busy boy - when we meet up with each other it'll be business as usual - I want him to get another scooter so we can get the old gang back together!"

16 November 1998 - Mani's 36th birthday