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31:10 "sometimes you have no sh*t detector" (Guffaws) (no one else laughing), *_"and I think_* that's what happened that night." Very creepy.

Or the “youraagh scream”! :-)

Poor Richard. I can’t imagine being asked about a deceased child of mine by anyone, much less an interviewer I barely know. The death of a child is something you work around, but you never ever get over it.

Wednesday 30th July 1986.

Directed by Peter Levelle for Beechurst Films, around 1984. This is in Binsted Church, and I can remember that because an electrician called me over and said: 'guess who is in the graveyard?' he took me over and showed me Monty's grave which at that time seemed a little un cared for. The electricians had power cables snaking around the graveyard from the generator behind, but thoughtfully did not have them draped across any graves, least of all Monty's. Took us a day to shoot; I think the bellringers were the actual bellringers. DOP was Ian Wilson, BSC. We did quite a few of these 'Nothing should disturb that Condor Moment' ads. Probably CDP as Peter had a lot of contacts there.

Most of the bandmembers had a day off? Only Tortelvis, Charlie and Carl Jah on stage among with stand-ins.

That makes sense. I was in hospital as a kid in 86 and remember reading a mag saying Madness were splitting. Didn't mean much to me back then, not as a fan at least. Divine Madness and Madstock changed all that.

Fast Forward 3 years later & Roger Cook would arrive in the Costa Del Crime to quiz Ronnie Knight & his fellow crooks for the Very 1st edition of The Cook Report!

So much crap is excused in the name of charity and this is a prime example

I’m kinda intrigued by this I must admit.☺️ But I couldn’t find it on Discogs. 😮

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Four guys from Swindon do Krautrock. This was the first Andy Partridge song where I realised I was in the presence of a major league songwriting talent.

I haven't seen this in years and forgot how much I love it. It's also reminded me to go and watch the Amish Sex Pistols sketch again.

brilliant album,shame it's not on Spotify. luckily my vinyl still sounds good

OOPS!!! (Dame Helen is just what she is... A CLASS ACT and a gifted actress...) HOWEVER, Matthew Kelly really puts Frank Skinner on the spot... (Skinner DID INDEED make jokes about Kelly's arrest, though no charges followed and Kelly was totally exhonerated...) Skinner SHOULD HAVE admitted that that he got it wrong, made an 'off the cuff' bad joke that suggested Kelly's guilt when he wasn't... Look, it's the way 'Live Comedy' works, I don't think Skinner (a very intelligent and natural entertainer) was being malicious or hateful... (But he COULD HAVE owned up...) "It was a bad call, I went for the cheap laugh, if that hurt you, and it obviously did, I unreservedly apologise..." But he didn't say that. Kelly (1) - Skinner (0)... xx SF

Reading the words

They are just jokes... said the school bully

21:10 those accents are terrible

A woman who used her sexuality to get by... that's a switch - such fake, false modesty - shes knows she was and is hot

Finally, a version of the Kelly showdown that is not too bad quality

Shame they had to use creepy Walliams and his tedious posh sidekick Lucas: public school pricks.

I was fourteen at the time and remember the Miners Strike and the Olympics. My father was a Community Beat Officer and helped police the strike!

The rise and fall was the ONLY thing I wanted for my christmas. I got it. I was 9yrs old....

Willst du nach München fahren?

Love the ads

It was always fun twiddling the volume knob, turning it up to full to hear 'Whispering Bob', then turning it back down when the bands played. The Old Grey Whistle remains my favourite ever music programme on tv.

The Paul Putner? I once crossed at a traffic light with him in Archway. The same year I did the same with Michael Palin at Baker St. Crazy days!

Oh yeah!!!

Wow this brings back memories, i was there with about 20 people from our school

Is it just me or was the whole show about school boys in some form of another. School boys with hard ons, school boys with toffees, school boys with mobile phones. School boys being abused by Guests. Matthew Kelly must of known the set up.

They appeared together on the show.Robin was doing his impression with their character Wilf “Gasmask” Grimshaw.Wilf took his outfit off,Police hat gas mask and raincoat off and Saville was underneath.

Who goes around stealing airports anyway

2024 I still have posters from 50 years ago when I was a toddler and watched every day. The theme tune is still in my memory. I bet in another 30 years I'll still know it.

Terrys deadpan version all day RIP the coolest man

rip terry

Beautiful human Terry , missed so very much you gorgeous soul ❤

I just love how their mum is irish and still lives in that same house. Both liam and noel have offered to buy her any house anywhere she wants, and she just wants to stay in the same place theyve been since the mid-eighties. Shows how down to earth and normal as a mother she was and still is, fair play to them all. The amount of break-ups, nights out and important times of my life that were helped by that band is immense. Going out to a club in the early 2000's pissed up on oasis songs to get girls was the best craic ever, we all thought in our drunken states we were rock n roll stars and scoring with any girl was possible!! For their mums sake, i hope they can be brothers again. Irish mothers like her might not show it, but going to bed every night, she will be wishing they would put the past behind them and be brothers.

Hahahahahahahah the 90’s have dated terribly, look at the state of them, they look hilarious and deeply geeky

Cheers.

I remember that, my oldest sister bought a copy of the album, must've been from a Church Jumble sale, and my youngest brother then transferred it to tape, and for years after I thought he had got the speed wrong when he copied it.

Far better musicians than the average alternative/post-punk "musicians" playing the same little guitar line and same damn chord forever excused by the avant garde/VU/punk minimalism excuse ...

It's hard to find enough praise, they were fascinating in their way of being other

My favourite bad manners tune .. absolute classic love it 😊

Da Da Da. The Best x

Bloody hell that was good thanks Paul

Marvellous.

Which BBC region was lucky enough to get this performance? Don't think it was west midlands....

Thank Terry

Excellent!