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l Olaf Furniss's Born To Be Wide events in Edinburgh have been providing a forum for discussion of the Scottish music scene for all interested parties since the start of 2004.

The gabbing is usually followed by a spot of DJing by the guest speakers, the only prohibitions being the music of The Smiths/Morrissey or Joy Division. The next session is on Thursday at Electric Circus, doors 7pm. Joining Ally McCrae and Bruce Findlay to vent her opinions will be Herald music writer Nicola Meighan, whose multi-faceted past includes stints with Mute Records and the much-missed Triptych festival. The night will also include live music from Panda Su and Stanley Odd and tickets cost £6, or £4.5O for members of the Musicians' Union. www.borntobewide.co.uk

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