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Brilliant trees - Talent
Hello to Rowland Cutler – lovely to chat to you on Skype mate – you MUST be my longest standing listener mate!
4th year of podcasting – loved ever minute of it – you’ve been a fantastic group of folks – loved meeting every one of you.
Licencing – wondering if should go down that route – some of the unsigned acts are fantastic, but quite honestly, like some of the signed acts, some of them are rubbish too!
Duran Duran – Falling down via podsafe music network
Always maintain some awesome gems – but you need to look hard – very hard – Ho;low Horse, Paul Rose, Mangomad, Simon Apple, Slashed Seat Affair. Supprt your unsigned artists, but I hanker after playing Ghost Town by the specials, Jump by Van Halen – the list goes on. Never ever understand the mentality of keeping the archived dusty stuff uncovered for us to rediscover. They’re a soundtrack to our life. Watch a film like pretty in pink if you’re late thirties / early forties and you’ll gasp at the soundtrack.
Eleanor McEvoy – Territory of Poets. Blimey! What a voice – awesome!
Jack – so proud of him. Great night last night at the gifted and talent evening at Lordsword Girls school, Birmingham.
Esteban – Santiago via the lads themselves – cheers boys!
Juan’s nan’s second funeral in Chile – yes you heard that right!
Good Lovelies – Taboo – cheers col!
Recommended listening:
From Our Own Correspondent (BBC)
Pods and Blogs (BBC)
www.darkcompass.com
This week in London - www.parkylondon.libsyn.com
Karmyn Tyler – luv me so via podsafe music netwok
send me a mail: paul (squiggly at) podcastpaul (dot) com
Saturday, February 02, 2008
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Hey Paul
Just listened to the show and I agree about the Pretty in Pink soundtrack: it's always been on my list of albums I'd take to a desert island - even though I never liked the film that much.
Cheers, Bernadette
Berni
You're dead right, the score carried the film. I'm an old nostalgic though, I love all of John Hughes' films including 'Some kind of wonderful' and 'The Breakfast Club'.
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