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Chuckie Egg (ZX Spectrum) Levels 1-16
I play the first 16 levels of Chuckie Egg (ZX Spectrum/A&F Software, 1983)
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Suffragette City (David Bowie) - Mad Cover By Unknown Artist!
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This is a very peculiar cover version of David Bowie's "Suffragette City" by an unknown artist. If you believe you're this artist/band please don't hesitate to contact me. I found this recording in an old CD-ROM that I was going to throw away. I'm glad I didn't because now the world can listen to this rather interesting approach to "Suffragette City" that in its original form was included in th...
Avô Cantigas continua um "ganda" maluco!!
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Avô Cantigas no programa da manhã da TVI, Março 2016
A história da Carochinha (Audio)
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História tradicional portuguesa numa versão de Odette de Saint-Maurice. Versão audio gravada provavelmente em finais da década de 1960 ou no ínicio da de 1970. Editada em single 45rpm pela agora extinta editora Alvorada (Portugal). Intérpretes: Carochinha....................................................MARIA ARMANDA ESTEVES João Ratão................................................... JOÃO P...
Spirit - Stallion Of The Cimarron (Opening Scene)
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Animated Movie From DreamWorks Disclaimer: "I do not own the copyright for the content included in this video. It belongs to DreamWorks Animation."
A História Do Macaco Do Rabo Cortado (Audio)
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História tradicional portuguesa numa versão de Odette de Saint-Maurice. Versão audio gravada provavelmente em finais da década de 1960 ou no ínicio da de 1970. Editada em single 45rpm pela agora extinta editora Alvorada (Portugal). Intérpretes: Macaco....................................................JOÃO PERRY Menina......................................................MARIA ARMANDA ESTEVES L...
Deus Ex (Main Theme)
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The epic main theme from the iconic Deus Ex game Game developed by IO Interactive and published by Eidos, 2000
The press 'were obsessed' about his time at The Smiths, because The Smiths were good. The Smiths split up, and Morrissey immediately became a paradoy of himself. And it remains. His New York Dolls thing... they were just performance. Like Morrissey. The music is so bland. Just like Morrissey's. He never talks about great tunes, great chords, riffs, emotional music, just the 'look' of people. What a dullard.
I can't stand his music! But I love him. Fascinating man.
Kirsty amazing interviewer
As a Scot, Kirsty Young makes me cringe. Snivel, arse lick and pretend to be something she's never been.
Haven't heard Morrisey before. Very interesting performance! Thanks
How can you not love this man?He's hilarious.
Yes, people spend their time 'distracting" themselves!
A great interview, Mozza at his most congenial while still being edgy. She was wuick enough to catch up when being toyed with but no other quick enough to see it all for what it is: sejf deprecation & self masking all rolled into one. Mozza, I will always, in my strange way, be true to you. PS as one who has worked hard on my Spanish for years, I see signs of real language “fine points” in Moz’ improvements of his Spanish. And extra love for adding Gustavo on Speedway.
I love both of these beautiful people x
He's laughing off the compliments, typical Morrisey.
Kirsty turns fan girl at 13:53 Good for her, I'd be the same.
I wish he'd sneaked in 'Big Mouth Strikes Again' 😆 I love that song so much
Radio 4 is very old fashioned. I love it
So delightful, in a macabre sense
Love his last choice…Ian hunter
Coming from Manchester and growing up listening to The Smiths, we all love all about him. I especially relate to the picture in a frame on the TV, boring boring, who the fuck wants married life and kids and all that shit
"All life death does end, and each day dies with sleep". Gerard Manley Hopkins
.... love the wit in everything he says.
Very few people manage to get an insight into Morrissey which Kirsty has done. He'll hate this but he is more normal than he thinks. Of Course he still manages to leave us asking questions and an element of mystery. Whilst we are interested he has managed to be famous and be relatively normal by shunning celebrity. He is clearly very content in his own company. I would love to know does he enjoy a good walk and if so how does he do this in LA.
I have none of his talent, but I feel very similar to Morrissey in so many ways
Yep. Same. I don't have many mates or many people that actually even like me as I speak my mind and say it as it is.
Love Kirsty, love Mozz
I like the walnut tree. Strange, very noisy, clangy and melody lacking the rest whereas there's a lot of melody in his music hmm strange diocotomy.
Seeing how song choices on this program is chosen on the importance or influence of the Artists life, if i had to choose 7 songs i would choose...... 1. "fire and rain" James Taylor (1970) 2. "the crystal ship" The Doors (1967) 3. "ashes to ashes" David Bowie (1980) 4. "limelight" Rush (1981) 5. "i wanna live' Ramones (1987) 6. "finest work song" REM (1987) 7. "guitarra" Madredeus (1995)
great interviewer
Kirsty is great on this program. She has a connection with Morrissey
immaculate
He’s an eternal pessimist and he embraces that. I think that’s brave and honest
Moz ❤❤
Robbie Williams looks him now.
I've been listening to him since 1983 and I'm still fascinated by him, long may he continue to make music and speak
Exactly the Same Here ‼️✌🏼Ⓜ️🎙️👓💐📚
He fascinates me.❤
He’s nothing but a jumped up pantry boy who doesn’t know his place…
desert island mozzer
Yet he still sings smiths songs at gigs
Why shouldn't he, he wrote them
I think he’s fantastic
Firstly I have to say I am a fan (Of the Smiths more so than his solo career). But for someone who is a lyrical genius, he is an awful interview. I find his awkwardness and diversionism very off putting. Still love his art though.....
I know guys that dive bars that will make this dude look boring as a f****** maid
I bailed on this. Does he mention a metal song, if not I've got no time for this dumbass
one of a dying breed of brits who actually write about Britain....long live morrisey and what's left of free speech
Hear hear
I toured with him in 1995 (support band on Boxers tour) He was noble and a true gentleman throughout the tour! And the catering was divine !! Top vegetarian nosh! Perfect
What band ?
@@MrJono1968 I was bass player in a band called Marion
@@julianp4787 I saw Marion as support but can`t think where
@@MrJono1968 it was a great experience supporting Morrissey. We played every date of the UK boxers tour. I can only speak highly of him :)
Very talented and very Asperger’s! Lol
The greatest English songwriter of all time ♥️the smiths are simply the greatest band that ever existed, life is miserable without them, but thank you for 4 great years of incredible music🍻💔
The man.
I love you, Morrissey ❤
I get that feeling about seeing other people's sadness
Still an arsehole. Great interview except for the subject.
Lots of flirting between these two.....
The song he sang at age six ( removed from this interview ) was " Come And Stay With Me " - MARIANNE FAITHFULL'S biggest hit.
He sees in his interview he is fascinated how people live their lives what he means is what a s*** life most people have. But what sort of life would he have if he wasn't rich and famous. Always annoys me when someone from a working class family put down other working class people. Now he has made it. And don't get me wrong I love Morrisons music
Can you really hate Moz? He's more likeable than 99 percent of humanity.
Heaven knows….I’m miserable now