In loving memory of Graeme Daniel Scott who, tragically, passed away, aged 39, on 14th May 2019. Beloved son of Brian and the late Lizzie, loving brother of Gemma, much loved grandson of Pat and a sadly missed friend.
An amazing service today for an amazing man. Graeme was always a rebel against the norms of society and this shone through on his music. What a journey we had together with the Moscow Raid. A time that had its ups and downs but an overall great and exciting time that I will not forget. The best songwriter I ever met and a talented guitarist.
I've been trying to properly sum up what to say about Graeme for the last few days and everything seems to be inadequate.
Graeme was one of the first friends I made when I moved to Dundee in 2000, we were in West Park Halls, just a few doors across from each other and he was always someone I could talk with, listen to music or watch films together and just feel at ease.
I wish I had seen him more in the last few years but loved that he always would pop back up and we'd talk, and it was like it had been no time at all. Graeme was a great person and I'm going to miss him. My love and condolences to his family and friends at the funeral and I'm sorry I couldn't get there today.
Love Chris.
I have nothing but love and great words to say about Graeme. Such a lovely, genuine and honest person, which are hard to come by in this world. We've had so many deep and meaningful chats over the years and I loved chewing the fat with him about this and that. I am deeply saddened to find out about his passing. take care, love Nicola xxx
I only found out about this today cos my mobile phone is broken and I can't believe it. I was in talks with G to reform the band as the Newport Festival was looking for an act to play and I'd submitted material a good few months ago to play said festival and this was them getting back to us 12 months later as my first entry was a late one. Graeme was an artist a musician a friend He was dedicated to the development of young people and actually spoke to my nephew a few days ago about his future and what he'd like to do with his life. I'd organised a jam session recently in Arbroath but had to cancel due to other commitments and was so shocked to hear the news, how can this be true? Graeme had everything to live for and always had his band mates to text or call. I just wanna thank Graeme for giving me BELIEF in Music again and helping me to never give up no matter how useless the music business is. He gave me a new lease of PUNK ROCK attitude and I will respect and remember him forever xxx CjB
A talented gentleman who had kind words and a good heart, so sad to hear of this news, I will cherish the memories we had speaking about music and the time we danced in the fort in Broughty Ferry,good times.
My thoughts are with your family and friends.
I never got the opportunity to know Graeme as much I wish I did. An amazing talent that deserved great things such a passion for music. Heaven has gained a legend. We shall meet again one day. X
Such sad news, the worlds lost a talented guy! 💔 will always have memories of us all as kids Graeme, I hope you find peace up there with Auntie Lizzie! RIP xXx
He was a great songwriter, and he wrote from the heart. I believed in him more than he believed in himself, I think. I will truly miss him, and the world is a duller place without him. Be happy wee man x
Graeme heaven has gained a musical angel...your smile and laugh was infectious, will always remember the sensible chats we had in UWS, and the not so sensible nights out in Glasgow... Can't believe I am typing this just now, GBNF Graeme..
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