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  • BLUESNIK'S REVOX
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    • Dec 2010
    • 4353

    #16
    Jezza Lee Lewis....

    "Speaking of his musical tastes at large, Corbyn continued: “I’ve got to ’fess up here: I’m not very musical but I love music. When I’m at home late in the evening I have Classic FM on or I have Radio 3 on or I put some music on of other sorts. I listen to a whole range of things. I do love much classical music; I’ve got a bit of a soft spot for Mahler, actually. I think this is going to get groans all round the room as I speak now, but I also like folk music, I like listening to some JAZZ, I like listening to world music as well. Because, essentially, music is very interesting history.”

    BN.

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    • Ian Thumwood
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      • Dec 2010
      • 4361

      #17
      Originally posted by BLUESNIK'S REVOX View Post
      Jezza Lee Lewis....

      "Speaking of his musical tastes at large, Corbyn continued: “I’ve got to ’fess up here: I’m not very musical but I love music. When I’m at home late in the evening I have Classic FM on or I have Radio 3 on or I put some music on of other sorts. I listen to a whole range of things. I do love much classical music; I’ve got a bit of a soft spot for Mahler, actually. I think this is going to get groans all round the room as I speak now, but I also like folk music, I like listening to some JAZZ, I like listening to world music as well. Because, essentially, music is very interesting history.”

      BN.
      I think Jeremy would be better by living up to most peoples' eagerly awaiting expectations and concentrating on becoming the next Prime Minister. I have waited over thirty years to hear a speech from a politician like the one he gave last week . He has really caught the zeitgeist of the moment and you sense that there is such a sea change to his way of thinking that any alternative seems ridiculous. Expect him to be elected Prime Minister in the next election with a majority akin to 1997 but with a team of PMs committed to the same values. Corbyn has the potential to be the most fundamentally important political figure in this country since Oliver Cromwell.

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      • BLUESNIK'S REVOX
        Full Member
        • Dec 2010
        • 4353

        #18
        Originally posted by Ian Thumwood View Post
        I think Jeremy would be better by living up to most peoples' eagerly awaiting expectations and concentrating on becoming the next Prime Minister. I have waited over thirty years to hear a speech from a politician like the one he gave last week . He has really caught the zeitgeist of the moment and you sense that there is such a sea change to his way of thinking that any alternative seems ridiculous. Expect him to be elected Prime Minister in the next election with a majority akin to 1997 but with a team of PMs committed to the same values. Corbyn has the potential to be the most fundamentally important political figure in this country since Oliver Cromwell.
        Jezza is for the Benny (Golson), not the Bobby Few...

        BN.

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        • burning dog
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          • Dec 2010
          • 1515

          #19
          Originally posted by Ian Thumwood View Post
          Oliver Cromwell.
          We will definitely have a "hard" border with Ireland then

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