This retro photo gallery celebrates some of Scotland’s best ever clubs, which are sorely missed by the generations of revellers who enjoyed many legendary nights out there over the years.
These atmospheric images take you from the 1960s right up to the noughties, allowing you to relive your best clubbing days, should they be behind you.
The clubs featured include a famous beachfront venue which was Scotland’s biggest nightclub; a favourite haunt of Fran Healy, before he hit the big time with Travis; and a popular roller disco.
Many big acts have played at these venues over the years, from the Sugababes and Ian Van Dahl to the Ramones and the Clash.
How many of these Scottish nightclubs have you visited, and what do you think is the best nightclub Scotland has ever had, past or present?
9. Apollo
The Apollo was Glasgow's leading music venue for more than a decade, from 1973 until its closure in 1985. It was converted from the old Green's Playhouse cinema and hosted many famous acts, including T-Rex, pictured playing there in 1974. | Getty Images Photo: Michael Putland
10. Storm
Storm nightclub in Falkirk has had numerous names over the years, including Doaks, Oil Can Harry's, and the Maniqui | Contributed Photo: Contributed
11. Fury Murrys
Fury Murrys was a popular spot round the back of the St. Enoch Centre in Glasgow where you were guaranteed cheao drinks and top indie tunes during the 1990s. Fran Healy, of Travis, used to hang out there before he was famous. | Contributed Photo: Contributed
12. Century 2000
This much-missed Edinburgh nightclub of the 90s was housed in a beautiful former cinema on Lothian Road. It later became Revolution nightclub, before being transformed into a Wetherspoons pub. | TSPL Photo: Jeff Mitchell