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1. At 8:22pm on 12 Nov 2010, DC wrote:

Anything by Morrizzzzzzzzzzey......

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MONDAY

'For You' - Judie Tzuke

'Seduced' - Mary Coughlan

'Loving & Free' - Kiki Dee

'The Dance' - Mindy McCready

'The Air That I Breathe' - kd lang

'Dimming of the Day' - Bonnie Raitt

'I'm Gonna Be Strong' - Cyndi Lauper

'Different Kind of Gone' - Mary Gauthier

'The Last Chance Texaco' - Rickie Lee Jones

'Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You' - Dolly Parton

From previous thread

Na scotch wisnae that one. Was something about the songs that help you unwind after work.

#4

I'm sure the Cap'n can find it. After he listens to

I listen to two radio stations by choice (others are foisted upon me), both in the ´óÏó´«Ã½ stable. So there's no conflicting interests. To fall asleep and wake up - it's Radio 4. To stay awake, it's Radio Scotland.
Don't often make it to hearing this one, try to be in bed and asleep at a sensible hour - but, failing that, am guaranteed to drift away when this is played
Ronald Binge via the Alan Perry/William Gardner Orchestra Sailing By
Something strange about this as it's played before the Shipping Forecast and I can't imagine how the poor sailors are helped to steer their course safely with this...anyway - not recommended for those currently driving or using heavy machinery.

Maybe it's time to put the programme to sleep.

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how can you be sure?

The speed of light (about 300,000,000 meters per second) is the same for all observers, whether or not they're moving.
Anyone moving at a constant speed should observe the same physical laws.

are you sure you didn't mean Pearson's Rank Correlation Co-efficient?

gotta be 'My Funny Valentine' ... Chet Baker

Ah meant metre... what a tit!

BTW You been check out ´óÏó´«Ã½ Four tonight??? story of Chess just the best, I'm still playin' with My DIng A Ling!

#10
Yes but how can YOU be sure? By definition, you're mad. The wouldn't have any effect on you not knowing which day of the week it was.

And yes, I was just watching ol' Chuck. And infuriatingly last night caught one song only from one band on Sky Arts, playing at the Montreux Jazz 2004 and they were so good, but haven't a clue who they were.
And further - as I wait for the darned cat to come in - the music I so much enjoyed at the Battery park last week was - a school samba band. Boy were they good.

#1 brilliannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn..............................zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Last week's contribution from the blog was not as high as normal (43 / 64 / 49 / 35).

Is the snooze button ruse a further attempt to diminish input from my good friends here?

We should be telt

DC

I can't tell you why / eagles

Sooooooooo relaxing

Only broke 50 posts once last week?


The older we get the harder it is to stimulate us.

Did somebody speak?




Yaaaaawwwwwnnnnnnn

Dick Van Dye, Hushabye Mountain.....nice...

This theme is an easy opportunity for some Moz/Smiths bashing, shame on you DC ;-)

Dyke! Damn this technology....

k

Shoot.... Not quick enough...

Serious suggestion (caws it happens to be on the aye-pod the noo)


Layla - Derek & the Dominos, with the full play-out please





DC

But it does, we need to realized that space and time are relative, an object in motion 'the Earth' actually experiences time at a slower rate than one at rest. Although this may seem absurd to us, we travel incredibly slowly when compared to the speed of light, so we don't actually notice the hands on our watches ticking slower when we're running or traveling on a plane for example. Smarter people than me have actually proved this phenomenon by sending atomic clocks up with high-speed space rockets. They returned to Earth slightly behind the clocks on the ground.

Is the cat in yet?

Anyhow, look I'll demonstrate... can you see Ardmore Point fae the house? Gie me 30 mins....

Is that you flashing?

Tee Hee... Wuz gonnae refer to #24!

tits, ding-a-lings and flashings ... moderation please ...

so MMFC, does the theory change depending upon whether you're travelling with the light wave or against?

Ach yer correct Kene... am aff tae bed!

Woman! as is comin'

Too much info....

#26

the cat was momentarily both in and out. At that precise instant it didn't know what day of the week it was. Well the dead half didn't.

MONDAY

Serene - Jeff Beck

All the King's Horses - Robert Plant

Think I've logged onto some word timewarp here

If a man talks in the forest, and there isn't a woman around to hear him, is he still wrong?

Word? Weird?

#26

If you're driving at the speed of light does anything happen when you switch on your headlights?

...and what is your braking distance?

So What - Miles Davis

Smiths - There is a Speed Of Light That never Goes Out

Miles for preference, but if you respond using kilometres I'll convert to real distance.

While we're on the subject of theme suggestions, Brian Matthews played a 'Herd' track on the wireless this morning.

Have we covered collective nouns?

What are they?

Ah right got you ....a gaggle of words etc.

as in a confusion of bloggers?

or a facebook of bloggers?

...take deep breaths...calm...calm...go to your happy place...

jake bullet?

Scotch, I thought Brad Git was pretty good, but this is world class.

a facebook of bloggers? Surely not.

jake, welcome aboard:a bored-rigidness of bloggers?

a discontent of bloggers?

a restlessness of bloggers?

a curiosity of bloggers?

a load of cobblers...

A cackle of producers....

a pair of shoes...




for Imelda

>8-D

#49 Can't take the credit for the alter ego henri, wasn't my idea. Don't have the imagination to come up with my own and belive me I tried. It was either this or Steve Zodiac, but as I always wanted to work in cybernautics....

a cybernaughty of bloggers

a gong of unplayed requests

A Boss of played requests

a Yuri of ignored requests by umpteen bloggers

I see Robert Louis Stevenson is 160. I hope his pension is index linked.

a flock of bustards...

A tragedy of themes

A dsylecxia of Norries

Spare a thought for the dyslexic devil-worshipper who sold his soul to Santa.

#62 A Sainthood Loss Lust

#35 Sigh! You know perfectly well he is!

#37 of course... they light up the road ahead!

However, the S4 has to avoid the speed of light in order to keep me & my passengers in synch with Greenwich Mean Time.

GIO collectives

An erst of e-mailers

A bloat of Bloggers

A flush of FaceBookers

A totter of Texters

A cornucopia of Callers

BRING ME THE DIMMED HEADLIGHTS OF ALFREDO GARCIA!

Off now...

A perseverence of bloggers (or is that Hibs Fans)?
A babble of bloggers
A clique of contributers

A bobble-hat (and an anorak) of bloggers!

Put them back ON for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction!

#52 Wot A pair!

more like
A shedful of shoes
A heap of heels
A street of stilettos
A stream of sandals
A burgh of boots


oh and a magnum og champagne of course!

An evening on Byres Road: Smiffy and me just back from Tennants: I'm told they're going to change it into some kind of 'bistro': I can't believe it.

How come there's not a campaign to stop that, like there was against G1's ideas for the old railway station under the botanics?

regardez youse

henri

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Monday

/ Damien Rice

As well as fitting the theme perfectly it is also about a classically trained pianist who was kept under house arrest for fifteen of the last 21 years. Her piano was broken and the govt refused to allow anyone in to repair it. Her name is Aung San Suu Kyi and she was released from house arrest in Burma this weekend.

Good shout, Paolo

#72 - Paolo - If they don't play it on Monday you can ask for it again on Wednesday!

:o)


Music To Unwind To

Dr. Hook does it for me! Please play my favourite. It's on the album Sometimes You Win and it was the b-side of Sexy Eyes


Help Me Mama - Dr. Hook

:o)

#15 - Gaie - You wait up for the

;o)

Yep, I don't understand it myself, Senga! I mean I never waited up or even stayed awake when the 16-year-olds were off to the nightclub and coming in at 3.00 in the morning.

When I'm razzled and frazzled and headachey I put Jackson on the player, for something melodic and soothing.

Late for The Sky - Jackson Browne

or maybe Dougie Maclean, who has done so much more than Caledonia and who's voice and guitar are just simple perfection

She Will Find me - Dougie Maclean

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This is a brilliant drifting off song...

Bruce Springsteen - Drive All Night

don't just take my word for it. If it is good enough for Jackie Stallone's boy it is good enough for us:

Turn Me On - Norah Jones

Chì Mi 'n Tir - Runrig , or Donnie Munro and Karen Matheson from the West Side, Donnie's first solo album though obviously this isn't a solo it..oh never mind

The Trip to Pirate's Cove - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers from Mojo

#77 whose voice. My English teacher just burrled in his grave

Oooh gtreat shout for Norah Jones. The whol.e alnum she did with Peter Malik would also be good....that is a great album.

#80 did he take a shovel with him?

No, he just had supernatural powers of knowing when anyone made a mistake

#78

Copy cat! {#8}

#81
Phone still not properly dried out yet?

#84

My dig at the Beeb was regarded as off piste.

I have to say Mr MacLean I am thoroughly enjoying The Promise. Vintage Boss. Truly Superb!

#87 paolo that is not released until tomorrow ;O)!!

#88

Norrie,

Have you moved your clock back too far? According to it was released yesterday.

>8-D

Friday, even. What day is this?

#88 It must have escaped then!

No chance. Wiki is wrong. The Beeb dont even have it.....

Sleepy songs...'Over The Hill and Far Away' by The Humblebums is a lovely dozy track!

God help us, it gets more like the old folks' home every day. No-one knows what day it is, and we're expected to come up with a selection of suitably soothing songs for dozing off to!!!!

And Glen's back on the piste...

Well they should never have let him out in the first place

97 posts and about three songs suggested.

When Babs logs onto tomorrow she'll think, what a great theme...over 100 posts on the blog already.

Only two of them song suggestions

goal