Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
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The French are just more explicit that the Brit/Americans when it comes to detail, "test". Do you think British TV will really tell you much about what Savile actually said and did to those teens?
Same with the Tallies, as you'll know if you're watching Romanzo Criminale at the mo.
The reporter character was the director, and also co-wrote Polisse. Proving that she's far better behind the camera than in front of it.
Same with the Tallies, as you'll know if you're watching Romanzo Criminale at the mo.
The reporter character was the director, and also co-wrote Polisse. Proving that she's far better behind the camera than in front of it.
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No pics? So you haven't seen it, as I expected, you're just an intellectual parvenu.
Never heard of "Romanzo Criminale", mate, any good?
Never heard of "Romanzo Criminale", mate, any good?
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I saw Polisse at the GFT during a rather splendid run of movies there before summer. The others were Moonrise Kingdom and Ken Loach's Angels' Share.
All ran over the same 8 or 9 day period.
Romanzo Criminale is a very good crime drama based on a true story written by a former magistrate and set in Rome in the late 1970s and 1980s. The second series is approaching a climax on Sky Arts next week, you should watch out for the repeats.
All ran over the same 8 or 9 day period.
Romanzo Criminale is a very good crime drama based on a true story written by a former magistrate and set in Rome in the late 1970s and 1980s. The second series is approaching a climax on Sky Arts next week, you should watch out for the repeats.
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supermo wrote:. The second series is approaching a climax on Sky Arts.....
As Andy Partridge said (sort of), "No Sky in our house......"
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Sky Arts is also on Virgin, but not Freeview.
It used to be the Arts Channel and nearly went bust. Despite the Murdoch connection I have to say it is excellent stuff.
It used to be the Arts Channel and nearly went bust. Despite the Murdoch connection I have to say it is excellent stuff.
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I remember when this was all feels filed fields
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... It's not like the old days tho'
They're gone for good.
They're gone for good.
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Oh yeah...
Has ennehwun out therr got some... dark chocolate... please...
Has ennehwun out therr got some... dark chocolate... please...
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Ahhhhh-wooooooh!
Werewolves of Langlees (Via [Brian] Wilson Ave)
Werewolves of Langlees (Via [Brian] Wilson Ave)
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CHORUS: (Played by Mrs Mills [channelling Robbie Coltrane] )
...sake man
Fuckzy hinky izz?
Swannin back in wi-oota by-yer-wotsit.
RAB McGLINCHEY: (Played by Edward G Robinson [channelling my sister] )
See me? See songs? Ahm dunweyitt... Sea? Songs!!!
Schee?
...sake man
Fuckzy hinky izz?
Swannin back in wi-oota by-yer-wotsit.
RAB McGLINCHEY: (Played by Edward G Robinson [channelling my sister] )
See me? See songs? Ahm dunweyitt... Sea? Songs!!!
Schee?
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Never be a hit.
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CLOUSEAU - Like a meurth to un phlerggm Kato mah leetle yellow frehhhnd.
GRAHAM STARK - Excuse me.... 'meurth' ??
CLOUSEAU - That eez ezzackly watt-eye sehhd, yehhrrrrss. A meurth.
CHORUS (Channelling Antoine Des Caunes) - C'est merde d'etre Frang-kwa-sehzzz.
GRAHAM STARK - Excuse me.... 'meurth' ??
CLOUSEAU - That eez ezzackly watt-eye sehhd, yehhrrrrss. A meurth.
CHORUS (Channelling Antoine Des Caunes) - C'est merde d'etre Frang-kwa-sehzzz.
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I've probably posted this before but not as often as Swansway so we're ok
One of the best songs of the 1990's and lets be honest it was a damn fine decade
One of the best songs of the 1990's and lets be honest it was a damn fine decade
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Never liked Suede when they first came out but their second album was a masterpiece
I've a greatest hits if you've not got any of their stuff Immo. Good to see ya back
I've a greatest hits if you've not got any of their stuff Immo. Good to see ya back
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Cheers James.
Forgiving/Gentlemanly/unfailingly polite in the face of unrelenting...
-ness
... as always.
Preeshiate it.
Forgiving/Gentlemanly/unfailingly polite in the face of unrelenting...
-ness
... as always.
Preeshiate it.
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Impossible decisions ...
Which one of these kittens would you like to throttle with yer bare hands?...
What are M*rgar*T Th*tch*r's warmest and most humane qualities?...
Which of the Thompson Twins is the ugliest ? ...
What's your (singular) favourite 'Dan' track?...
Easy!
Which one of these kittens would you like to throttle with yer bare hands?...
What are M*rgar*T Th*tch*r's warmest and most humane qualities?...
Which of the Thompson Twins is the ugliest ? ...
What's your (singular) favourite 'Dan' track?...
Easy!
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I've rediscovered Britpop, thank fuck I got a new phone those same 500 tracks were killing me
Not a good start, forgot the fucking video
Not a good start, forgot the fucking video
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Uploaded that album to Google Play last week, James. Lovely melancholic stuff, don't tell immo though, he hates GENE.
Top choice with Suede, too.
Ok, gem number 2 from the Play uploads. If you don't like this, may your god help you because Jan Ullrich and I can't:
Didn't know it was a Bob Marley tune.
Top choice with Suede, too.
Ok, gem number 2 from the Play uploads. If you don't like this, may your god help you because Jan Ullrich and I can't:
Didn't know it was a Bob Marley tune.
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test wrote:Didn't know it was a Bob Marley tune.
Musical mong
I miss ole Crownyboy
He's prolly listenin to summat much more suitable...
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A single post and I'm on to a new page?!!
This place has gawn orff terribly.
This place has gawn orff terribly.
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Maaan
This choons thread has been goin on so long... when you look back at it... it's like looking at a weird 'other' version of who you thought you were a long time ago.
Actually... they've all been like that tbh.
This choons thread has been goin on so long... when you look back at it... it's like looking at a weird 'other' version of who you thought you were a long time ago.
Actually... they've all been like that tbh.
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There was a nice wee piece in the Guardian last week about the unfair levels of opprobrium and general lack of appreciation hurled in the direction of the West Midlands/Black Country accent.
Quite right too.
The scribbler listed 5 reasons why posession of same was a positive social attribute.
Reason 5 was: "Because if you ever happen to meet and speak to Noddy Holder, you will automatically become his best mate. And you simply cannot put a price on that. "
Quite right too.
The scribbler listed 5 reasons why posession of same was a positive social attribute.
Reason 5 was: "Because if you ever happen to meet and speak to Noddy Holder, you will automatically become his best mate. And you simply cannot put a price on that. "
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90'S nostalgia continues, tough choice between Louise and Sonja
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