Hard News: Music: In before Christmas
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Hebe, in reply to
Tom Scully was a good friend…
…me too
That's a "Hey Doris" moment.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
That’s a “Hey Doris” moment
Now all we need is a water cooler!
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Hebe, in reply to
You know that one too!
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Ross Mason, in reply to
Two BBC4 programmes on 21/12/12
Convenient day what with Mayan Apocalypse and all. The things one does to get on the tele.
You can tell from the counts that they were very popular downloads......hahaha...bonk.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Invoking Sgt Schultz...
You know....
...Google© knows
But I gotta say 'Headless Body in Topless Bar' is way up there!
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
On tally...
You can tell from the counts....
If it had come to pass that our number was up, this Live World Population Clock site would've been the one to watch...
just to see that "Deaths Today" counter leap up 7,086,795,514 (give or take a few thousand)!
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Hebe, in reply to
But I gotta say ‘Headless Body in Topless Bar’ is way up there!
;- )Back in the mists of time, when dinosaurs like RD Muldoon roamed the earth, Henry Porter used that phrase in a book about the redtops. He said it was because the test of a good story/placement/headline was when one old trout turned to another on the bus or at work and said, "Hey Doris, did ya see...." That Ogilvy webpage doesn't credit Porter, but he may not be the originator either.
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Heliosfear…
Mayan New Year’s Eve
…waiting for the apocalypsewhile we got away with merely entering a new count cycle
it looks like our dark twin, the Alternate Earth that orbits unseen half a year away, behind the sun may well be toast!
from SpaceweatherPictures at 11…
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Kumara Republic, in reply to
...Google© knows
But I gotta say 'Headless Body in Topless Bar' is way up there!
I'd have to say nothing tops "The Filth and the Fury!"
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I think I will be listening to James Brown's Funky Christmas today.
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Geoff Lealand, in reply to
You have seen that Elvis Costello has shifted his outing at a highly inappropriate vineyard, to The Civic on Jan 19? I have my ticket.
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In and Out before Christmas - I know what the Black Quacks want for Christmas - to be able to bat and bowl.
But if they could then Black Quacks wouldn't rhymne as easily with batting collapse.
Then the tide has long been out in their tidal talent pool.
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Russell Brown, in reply to
You have seen that Elvis Costello has shifted his outing at a highly inappropriate vineyard, to The Civic on Jan 19? I have my ticket.
I'm stoked! The two support artists I had no interest in seeing, Tim Finn and James Reyne, are gone from the bill, and we're in Row B at the Civic!
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Geoff Lealand, in reply to
I wonder if he is bringing his Spinning Songbook thingy,
Excellent end-of-year Media3, Russell. You need to invite PK back next year,
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Danielle, in reply to
I broke the glad tidings on Twitter. :)
Because we bought GA tickets for the winery we are in Row M (Row B, Russell? Winner!), which isn't sucky but isn't brilliant either. Oh well. (I do have a front row seat for the Sydney show. I am not quite sure how I managed that.)
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Excellent end-of-year Media3, Russell.
Yes. And Pam Corkery's comparison of media coverage of National's "brighter future" with media coverage of doomsday was brilliant. And her point about media, ummm... "corpse pron"?.... I dunno about the specific NZ situation, but it's something I've seen more widely, and I couldn't agree more.
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Alan Perrott, in reply to
well done that man. it's all in the bells.
it comes an oddball French dance troupe soundtrack album, Bejart.
And hell yeah Danielle. Never understood why Ellis wasn't more known. I guess you've got Nitty Gritty and The Name Song as well? Fair dinkum good times.
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