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THURSDAY


´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio2 - Liza Tarbuck - 17:00 - I love Liza Tarbuck!

´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio4 - Clare in the Community (with Liza Tarbuck) - 18:30 - I love Liza Tarbuck!

´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio2 - Bob Harris Country (with Nanci Griffith) - 19:00 - Norrie loves Nanci Griffith!



sorted...

So pleased to hear the Foos! Mange takk! My (then) teenaged son played and sang it as part of his party piece set a few years ago when I first requested it.... Better late than never. ;o)
Scotch - Clare in the Community is a repeat. Radio 4's current comedy and drama output is full of repeats. Not all bad, right enough. And no connection to your Freddie comment, BTW.

An expendible rocket sending a satellite on a one way trip to orbit optimizes its trajectory by lofting high early on. If an engine fails, the mission would be lost no matter what the trajectory; abort modes and crew rescue are not a consideration. There has been some speculation that if an EELV were to be used to power the Orion capsule into orbit, there would be large parts of the trajectory where early aborts would cause loss of the capsule and crew during re-entry:

the dreaded Black Zone.

By adjusting the launch trajectory lower, these black zones can probably be eliminated -- but at a cost. The cost is performance.

is there any grey out there?

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Mary-Doll,

Freddie, shmeddie! It was an

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Mebbes, et al... but her vocals on that link are extremely dodgy. Maybe that's where it all went pear-shaped. ;o) ))))

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Are you saying MCC is fat?


(Norrie loves MCC).

Fat, schmatt - the vocals were well off there and you know it! Don't shoot the messenger - it wasn't the best example of her output. I'm sure even Norrie would agree. If not - I've a big chin, I can take the flak. (;o)

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wee romantic git

gong

I've kinda got a soft spot for Liza Tarbuck myself Scotch.... can we say that on live TV?

I love Liza Tarbuck too

I do love MCC and Nanci Griffith. For different reasons I also have a softish spot for Liza...

Whatever....

#14...shebringswesing

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Reliably informed by the eldest teenage daughter this lot are gonny be big.

Twin Atlantic - Free

Sound pretty good to the old bloke.

Al.

The Daughter (age 18) recommends:

Master Shortie - 'Dead End' (she (and I) have requested this before...it's dead catchy...BB could have a rare ol' dance to it)

Benjamin Francis Leftwich - 'Stole you away' or 'Pictures'

Avicii - 'Levels'

Nirvana - 'Something In The Way'

David Guetta - 'Titanium'

John Mayer - 'Neon', 'Vultures', Belief', 'heart of life'

Jay-Z + Kanye - 'Murder to excellence'

Jay-Z - 'Venus vs Mars, 'Dirt off your shoulder'

Jason Mraz - 'Plane', 'Mr Curiosity'

Dolly Parton - House Of The Rising Sun

Drake - 'Take Care', 'The Motto'

Rob Base + DJ E-Z Rock - 'It Takes Two'

Ramones - The KKK Took My Baby Away, Bonzo goes to Bitburg,

Keith Urban - 'Better Life'

The Academy Is - 'About a girl'

Chase n Status - 'Hypest Hype' or 'No Problem'

Not all to my taste (especially the Dolly song!) but it's what she likes that counts tonight :o)

#18 Some radio edits might be required!

#18 newcomers and lists eh?
#19 when I saw teenagers were choosing the music , radio edits were the first thing I thought of

I have a friend's uncle's housekeeper who has a dog that get's walked by the mother of twins who have a nursery teacher that goes to a dance class where the instructir used to teach a teenage girl whose favourite song was






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Dammit






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Ach it was something I had never heard of anyway.

Ian from Rio (15) says:

"Saw them supporting Coldplay at Rock in Rio last year and they surprised a lot of people with their performance"

"Moves Like Jagger" - Maroon 5

teenagers, wit ur they like!.

i have quite a tolerant (sometimes) teenage companion to music events.
she did once complain that she was the youngest in the 'ali and phil' audience in the whitehall theatre.......nivver mind , i said.....just wait till the end and i'm gonnae get them tae sign the ticket...WWWWHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTT????.
so i dragged her back into the empty theatre where the 2 geniuses were packing up their stuff from the stage and cheerily signed the ticket for me...result.
another time while waiting in the edinburgh snow to ferry her and her pals back to glascu....her heroes walked right past her at the stage door after the girls had waited in the freezin' temperature.(no names)
and when we make epic through the night time drives, like, to go to the open championship and the guy on radio 2 asks you to txt where you're going.....she'll happily txt in as my TFC!!!.
and so in my quest for decent free music she was quite happy to accompany me to see.......gaga, pitbull and beaver (i don't give a dam)....was the 12 hour wait in times square worth it? (without toilets!!!).......yeah, of course it was.
so this is what she's asked for , a band when in glasgow, she'll happily wait at the end and they talk for ages.......i quite like this too...

'make me smile'......................pearl and the puppets

cheers frae the dale and his TFC!!!

titter ye not

My distant cousin, Dan Muir, 19, would like to hear himself on

Two Bridges - Bwani Junction



who's Liza Tarbuck?

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On Alison Again.....

I still dont think Davy Jones is whispering at the start of Daydream Believer. Its clearly more of a mumble.


#25 She's in the top 100 of Britain's Hottest Chicks!!! I'm glad I've been away ower long.

#26 Number 100??

She's got skelly eyes and a double chin. There's hope for me yet.

I still haven't found what I'm plooking for

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Y'all are casting aspersions on one of the women I love!

Thae wee skinny lassies won't keep ye warm at night!

Lookit the size ay thae

My 17 year old step son, Iain, and myself trooped off to see Paulo's boy in Aerial's Up last Saturday.

I'm remarkably close to all my kids and music is a common bond between us all - a privilege to be included. Iain is a talented bass player and very much onto what's cool hip and trendy. His musical heros are Flea form the Red Hot Chilli peppers and Jack Bruce.

We liked Aerials Up - and with a seven piece band you've got to feel total confidence in the drummer - however things pan out for the band I can tell you Paulo's boy has a good future, one of two impressive drummer's I've seen recently - (the other was Ross Macfarlane at the Big Dish gig). He also looks the part.

Aerial's Up have obviously built the local fan base,so they are already well on the way - and seven of them on stage is quite an impressive sight once they get going - the playing is accomplished.

The songs are good too, though I think they translate better as a live outfit than they comes across on 'vinyl'. I think that's got something to do with simplifying the sounds for recording - they don't all need to play at once.

I was struck by how they could build the encore of 'All Your Mother's Daughters' up by sticking 'Na Na Na, Hey Hey, Kiss Him Goodbye' in the middle of it, which is a great sing a long tune and the band does have a xylophone in the repertoire.The pace and tune are not that dissimilar.

It was a triumphant gig in King Tut's - I'm actually old enough to remember it as the 'Saints and Sinners' when I was a yoof. It's an impressive place to have a triumphant gig - when you read the names fitted into the chronological steps on the way into the venue, you know you are climbing the stairway to heaven - and Aerials Up definitely are.

So this is the verdict of one real teenager and one who has never really grown up - evidenced by - and despite the attention being directed at the pretty blonde singer (female) - my inner teenager took a real fancy for the cello player.Will I ever grow up?

All Your Mother's Daughters - Aerials Up or

Give It Away - Red Hot Chilli Peppers


regardez youse

henri

#30

If you teamed up you could change your name to Scouse Git.

#32

Liza could be Scouse Earrings


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Randy Scouse Git!

I would really like to request "Oh What A Night (December 1963)" Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons! Me and my friends absolutely love this song! Please play for me Emily (aged 12- nearly 13-) and all my friends!

Surprised Norrie hasnt had a go tonight.
He might have gotten away with it the way he spells like a 13 year old.


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He would have gotten away with it too, if it hadn't been for those pesky kids!

#31 Watch it!

Now you're missin' with my kin!