How about a little Morphine?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-EO0GRVL4A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mifX_WnEv8E

and especially for Saxophone lovers...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkSzV6jAkhQ

Hawkwind - Space Ritual

Brian Eno - Discrete Music

applemarc wrote: ... a free LP called Camembert Electrique which most people dumped in some bins.

I bought my copy from a record shop, for the princely sum of £0.99

I suppose it's pointless trying to convince anyone I was a mere babe in arms at the Stones gig in '69?
Actually, I was 15, but keep it to yourself.

I think mine was at Crystal Palace in 1972 when I got to see The Beach Boys, with Elton John guesting on keyboards. It's a close run thing though, as I was at the (in)famous "Stones in the Park" gig in '69, and saw Floyd in Hyde Park in '70. I'll stick with the Beach Boys though, simply be...

How's about this version of Snoop Dogg's Gin and Juice by The Gourds. The language is a bit adult if anyone's of a sensitive disposition. :oops: :o :naughty: [BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4hGSR5njZE[/BBvideo] In the same vein, check out anything by the wonderful Hayseed Dixie. Wil...

terrybooth wrote:Well worth seeking out. PS You forget Denise Coffey as The Woman in Black and David Jason as Bicycle Repair Man. Truly seminal ( or ovular, whatever your taste).

And if I remember correctly Bicycle Repair Man eventually became a Monty Python sketch, as did several others from D.N.A.Y.S.

Doctor Who, The Office, Sherlock, Black Adder, Spooks...there are so many shows, and so many types of show.

The wonderful Neil Innes - I presume you also have Rutland Weekend TV (with Eric Idle). and if you haven't already heard it, check out the wonderful 'Off the record' double album - more artist pastiches there and some damn good songs. I used to watch Rutland when it was first broadcast and loved ev...