Originally posted by french frank
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The Eternal Breakfast Debate in a New Place
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Petrolhead
Did not listen last night. Someone else I never tire of getting an earful of is Donald Macleod. 'Composer of the Week' is a wonderful 'template' of how to mix music and chat on Radio 3; made the more so by Mr Macleod's dulcet tones and dignified enthusiasm.
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Originally posted by vinteuil
But what makes it more depressing for me is the suspicion that some of them are 'true believers' (in the same way that I think Blair really 'believed' in the Iraq escapade). Or they've all been brainwashed into their current happyspeak...
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Norfolk Born
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Paul Sherratt
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Paul Sherratt
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Dear Sara / Rob / Martin
I look back with affection on my annual week in Skegness with Auntie Gladys at the Sunnyside Up B & B. Unfortunately on our last visit Auntie choked on a bone in her breakfast kipper and sadly passed away. Please would you play Siegfried's Funeral March to bring back memories of those happy times. Yours ever ......................
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Dear Rob/Sara/Martin
I can clearly remember, back in the summer of 69, indulging in what could be deemed "Ugandan discussions" with a young lady upon a rocky outcrop on the North Cornish coast. I'd be delighted (although the young lady whose name I cannot now remember may have an alternative view) if you could play "Tintagel" as a souvenir....
Yours, in sportO Wort, du Wort, das mir Fehlt!
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Norfolk Born
Originally posted by Paul Sherratt View PostOfca,
I was after the name of the continuity chap who introduced young NL
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