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Points: 20032 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 03 2006 at 07:35
Probably the former, but it may have been the shock of listening to Phil Collins' Genesis that made him come to his senses.
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:


Originally posted by Gog/Magog Gog/Magog wrote:

Does anyone know who made the reggaefied version of Pink Floyd's Time which was played on last nights final episode?
There is an album called "Dub Side of The Moon" so I assume it was from that.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00008A7U9/102-6937684-3204902?v=glance&n=5174btw, I loved the bit last night when he asked the woman he was dining with if they could stop the innuendo. Then his next line was "How's your beef wellington?".


It was definitely from 'Dub Side Of The Moon' - splendid album . I saw The Easy All Stars perform it last year at The Glade festival (sorry about the picture quality - trying to dance & take a photo at the same time isn't easy... ):



...and the 'Beef Wellington' line nearly had me rolling on the floor
     
    

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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:


Originally posted by Gog/Magog Gog/Magog wrote:

Does anyone know who made the reggaefied version of Pink Floyd's Time which was played on last nights final episode?
There is an album called "Dub Side of The Moon" so I assume it was from that.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00008A7U9/102-6937684-3204902?v=glance&n=5174btw, I loved the bit last night when he asked the woman he was dining with if they could stop the innuendo. Then his next line was "How's your beef wellington?".


It was definitely from 'Dub Side Of The Moon' - splendid album . I saw The Easy All Stars perform it last year at The Glade festival (sorry about the picture quality - trying to dance & take a photo at the same time isn't easy... ):



...and the 'Beef Wellington' line nearly had me rolling on the floor
     
    
 
Thanks very much, I did wonder if it was from this album, I must investigate...
 
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Just seen there's a new series starting later this month.
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I only saw one episode of Saxondale on the watered down BBC America we get on satellite here. I didn't even know what it was until I came to PA (thanks darqdean).  It was historical...oops...er ...that too, I meant hysterical.LOL  The episode I saw had the lead guy taking his son falconeering and an investigation into the fraudulent business practices of a pest control competitor. I fully intend to buy this when/if it comes out on NTSC/DVD.  Not on Amazon yet. 

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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Just seen there's a new series starting later this month.
 
Yes, August 23rd apparently. Hope it's as good as the first series.
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Got off to a good start. Very funny, and prog references galore!
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Blimey, that was quick Andy.

"The last one on the tour bus thinks Genesis were better after Peter Gabriel left".
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Blimey, that was quick Andy."The last one on the tour bus thinks Genesis were better after Peter Gabriel left".


'I've been listening to Seconds Out, by Pink Floyd, or is it Genesis?'
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And Wishbone Ash providing a chunk of the soundtrack......
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"Led Zeppelin?"

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Points: 16130 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2007 at 09:48
'He's not a left handed guitarist. The pictures's been reversed. I should know. I rigged his stack on the Snowgoose tour'
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Yeah, excellent show. His face was a picture when he staggered backstage for a party and found all these prim and proper guys with, horror, short hair, I actually felt sorry for him.
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Part of Rush's The Necromancer from Caress Of Steel was just on about 15 minutes in.
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and again near the end..
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I would consider Rush at my backside..an honour AND PLEASURE....show I mean!Wink
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Points: 7744 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 27 2007 at 17:04
Did anyone else realize in the Will Ferrel comedy skit on SNL (where he plays Satan with a guitar)

That the music that plays when he explodes on to stage is Larks' Tongues Part One?
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

and again near the end..

Good episode tonight. I felt last week's was a bit down on the usual standard, but tonight's was a cracker.

Rush - The Necromancer part three - The Return of the Prince. Where else would you hear that mentioned 3 times in one program. And in the same sentence as "hand ...". LOL
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Originally posted by Panoramic Panoramic wrote:

I would consider Rush at my backside..an honour AND PLEASURE....show I mean!Wink


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There's evil gdubbery about..
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^Yea...get rid of him. Gdub was always causing trouble. Toss I'm out on his behind.Clap
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