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Seedling my lamb, there'll no need to shoot you if you don't go to the doctor's soon. When are you going?

I hope you haven't given Rocky and Selsey anything nasty.

I'm back on Grace Kelly even when it's not on the CD/radio it's in my head and I cannot get rid of it!

dh likes grace kelly song
he's a v attractive lead singer
lily has a new 'wheels on the bus' cd it freaks her out 'cos it says 'are you listening lily?'
i have lily allen-but cant let peg listen to that as some words are rude-shes rather like a parrot in that respect
we like listening to 'the feeling'
that new sophie ellis bextor tune is catchy as well
atm we have peppa pig on!
im at home ill with the flu

Sounds like Jopsy and Seedling have caught that Old bird flu, i knew i shouldn't have mentioned it.

http://somafm.com/

Eleven online stations

I prefer

cliqhop idm - Blips'n'beeps backed mostly w/beats.
or
Secret Agent - The soundtrack for your stylish, mysterious, dangerous life. For Spies and PIs too!

but others might like to try

Indie pop rocks -New and your favorite classic indie pop tracks.

Boot Liquor -Americana roots music for Cowhands, Cowpokes and Cowtippers.

Illinois Street Lounge -Classic bachelor pad, playful exotica and vintage music of tomorrow.

Thanks for the vote of confidence OH. I`ll have you know Jopsy and I aren`t old birds we`re ladies
Seedling

oh seedling that made me snort laughing!

'ill have you know we are laydeez'

i havent even been near any old birds! or young ones come to that

Well you're still alive then Seedling I'm just about to email you some photos of your favourite birdie.

And two very nice young ladies, i'm sure.
Jopsy i seem to be the opposite of you, i've been near loads of old birds! and young ones come to that.

Oh, Tigger, yes, Carmina burana takes me back, too. I was a pupil of one of Carl Orff's pupils and sang in it in the early 1950s behind the "Iron curtain" (you young folk won't even know what that is!!). And in the mid-sixties I requested the aria "In trutina" from it on "Housewives' Choice" on the BBC. They had never heard of it but dutifully played it and I do hope the listeners liked it, too. Since then, of course, it's become quite old hat. I have moved on from it a bit, too, but it's still classical music for me rather than pop - other than when I go to circuit training when I need a really good rhythmic din to get me going!

I love all kinds of music but ultimately, i can never say no to rock. I like my favourite band too much. I love the collaborations between U2 and Luciano Pavorotti. Absolutley brilliant... makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.

tonight im listening to dh snorting as he sorts out his vat!!

Is he accompanying himself with backing vocal of "the thieving sods, bloody vat, have the fluff out of my belly button....."

When the main Inland Revenue building in Liverpool had to be demolished they wanted Ken Dodd to do the honours, pushing the button. Inland Revenue weren't having any of it though. Bloody Inland Revenue, no sense of humour

he's ho humming
asking what i think then saying 'you really don't get it do you, no you don't', that's it answer your own questions!
mad old man mutterings!

Hi

Fascinating. (All the young dudes is Bowie by the way) I listen to the ambiant sounds when typing - but just off now to the kitchen for a bit of real Dylan poetry.

No sense of humour.... the Revenue...of course they have

Come to Leicester and you will see that the rear of Saxon house (their main office) leads directly into the rear of the Blood Donor Centre... now that's forward planning!

To coin a phrase from Tony Hancock ('The Blood Donor')...'legalised vampires'?