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I don't have paid TV of any kind but I have been hearing alot of good things about that over here. Stephen Graeme is brilliant, and I am interested in seeing the one shot episodes. He did another one shot film - Boiling Point a while ago centered around work behind the scenes in a restaurant kitchen. I'm no a foodie but there is something about the tension of a one shot production that is riveting. He also featured in this video for a song I like very much:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoODq7Ol1so It deals with father-son relationships like Adolescence too. Gr
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So is that the Peter Capaldi era. He was good I thought - a traditional style older Doctor. Standout episodes for me were Heaven Sent and World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls Since he was the Doctor I haven't really enjoyed anything of note. I still kind of watch since I've been doing it practically my whole life. For me the best stories are just good sci-fi stories that happen to have the Doctor character in them.
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No indeed, fully vaccinated and with a cupboard full of hankies. Sending vibes for the emergence of the Emmylou supergroup/duo. Harris Tweed(y)? Whatever happens as my Dad used to say "worse things happen at sea", and he should have known having been in the Merchant Navy. Ta very much indeed as ever. P.S. VC site looks messed up in casual viewing. Only seems to work properly when signed in seems to be the trick. For a while I thought I might miss all your reporting but you pulled through for the team. P.P.S. Just in case it's useful - the Scottish cure for seasick
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FYI - Saw Uncut in a shop at Waterloo today. Big feature on AGIB 20 years on and they have a free CD with about 7 tracks if I remember rightly - from the additional stuff not original AGIB. I did not see Terry or Julie. EDIT - here's the full info I've just looked up https://www.uncut.co.uk/features/lists/inside-our-free-uncut-cd-wilcos-noisy-ghosts-a-companion-to-a-ghost-is-born-148735/ Seems like 1 track is an exclusive not in the box set. No longer a completist myself though.
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These were popular on this forum back in teh day. I had not seen this before today. My favourite of theirs.
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Really like what she's doing - old school with an edge. I also love how Americans say things like that as if she's next door whereas here its the difference between London and Cardiff.
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How could I have forgotten this? That's some kind of medical definition of early onset dementia surely. I'll have to do 15 minutes of some slinky dancing to this to ward it off. .
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Wilco — 11 December 2024, Tulsa, OK (Cain's Ballroom) [Night 2 of 2]
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Ta gratefully sent. I did need more than the banana and bran flakes though. The old fish and rice cakes regime kept me going. . -
Wilco — 11 December 2024, Tulsa, OK (Cain's Ballroom) [Night 2 of 2]
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
OK, I'm in a holding pattern with plenty of fuel*. No panic. [TA TO COME]. P.S. * Bran flakes, banana, and big mug of tea in case you were wondering -
Wilco — 10 December 2024, Tulsa, OK (Cain's Ballroom) [Night 1 of 2]
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Like will they ever play The Unwelcome Guest? That and Wales beating the All Blacks in my lifetime are the great hopes (granted technically we won in 1978 were it not for one of the most heinous acts in all of sport but the scoreboard says otherwise). To think that my Dad saw them beaten twice in 3 weeks by Cardiff and Wales in 53 - I was with a friend and her mother once when we met Bleddyn Williams - her Mum practically curtsied. To be honest I don't see either happening anytime soon . . . EDIT: The only thing to soften the blow in 78 was that we had a day off school because ther -
Wilco — 10 December 2024, Tulsa, OK (Cain's Ballroom) [Night 1 of 2]
Albert Tatlock replied to bböp's topic in After The Show
Big thumbs up for Company In My Back T(uls)a -
I was wondering if you would take the bait :-) I wrap myself in a shroud of enigma - mostly to conceal my circa 1979 Undertones dress sense, or to put it another way that you might have to Google - my John Noakes circa 1975 dress sense. That is what children's TV was like for us in the 70s. Still gives me cold sweats.