Lol, had no idea when this would be uploaded.. thought I would search for it on the back of the Mark Watson one and bang it's literally just been uploaded. Woo!
Fuuuuck! The more of these things I watch the more I'm enjoying each one in isolation and all together as a collection..... Must sleep at some point....
Don Estelle. He must have travelled a Number of places. As i too remember him trying to flog his cassette tapes in the 80s & 90s . But this was in the Bexleyheath shopping Centre. Which was a Strange place at times. As on occasions you would also spot The Boxers Henry and George copper. And on occasions Kate Bush..
Interesting. I was working in the same open plan office as the 11 o'clock show in Waterloo. Didn't know all those people were there. I think this was the guy that honked a horn on the end of his desk every time he came up with a joke.
Hey Richard, I went to sleep with your youtube playlist on autoplay, (I've been suffering from insomnia, and . . well, soporific) and I dreamt that you were interviewing Bill Burr. (I know, right, lol) then I woke up in an alternate universe, and you WERE interviewing Bill Burr. But there was this horrible global pandemic thing going on, so I went back to sleep again. I woke up to this. Still a pandemic, but no Bill Burr, just you and this vaguely familiar bloke banging on about Sid Little and Cliff Richard. Anyway, I'll cut straight to the point. All of a sudden this Robin chap mentioned Daisy Donovan, and I'd forgotten all about her. How the HELL did that happen, and why haven't you had her on your show yet?
not an attempt at humour or anything but i have to post right here that i have become obsessed with these podcasts, both on youtube and itunes download for the car, think i am ready for the next step.....buying a badge....then maybe london to see one...this post is not all about me.
@@billallen2126 How does someone mumble on Twitter? Isn't it text? That's like when someone says something stupid in a TH-cam comment, then claims they were being "Sarcastic." It's impossible to be Sarcastic in text. It's a verbal only medium.
According to Wikipedia Razzle Dazzle is 'one of the most successful Australian films of the last several years' - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance Not sure what that says about Australian film
did robin say that the questions are more important than the answer? 'cause i think that's what he said. i got a bit (meh!) around in there somewhere. i'll watch it with someone clever.
1:05:50 " Regarding religion "...this is really fucking wonky! This is really bizarre to me..." It seems that comedians are very good at seeing through the insane fantasies of organised religions. Herring is another atheist as is Dara Ó'Briain. Brian Cox doesn't like term 'atheist' but says he has no personal faith and that he is a humanist - so he's an atheist too. Well done the lot of them!
The audience appear to disagree : he’s been making a living out of this for almost 30 years so I doubt he will take your advice to become something else, I mean what a waste of a great entertainer if he became a dog walker, or a payroll officer, or a bus driver...😀😀😀😀😀🩲
Robin’s a fab guest-this is one of my favorites! How about having him back on soon?
Talkative chap Robin Ince. Herring alternated between listening with interest/amusement and reading his notes. Kudos to Ince for his eloquence.
21:21 Stewart Lee impression
its phenomenal
Thank you
Bloody brilliant. Thanks!
Excellent! Robin is great
This is one of my favorite rhlstp episodes.
Really enjoyed that. Nice one, chaps!
Incredible Stew impression
Lol, had no idea when this would be uploaded.. thought I would search for it on the back of the Mark Watson one and bang it's literally just been uploaded. Woo!
Great stuff, thanks Richard.
Love Robin there have been some excellent guests on recently.
Fuuuuck!
The more of these things I watch the more I'm enjoying each one in isolation and all together as a collection.....
Must sleep at some point....
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
15:27 -ish: Ince's sleeve colour so closely matches the backdrop that at times his hand looks disembodied.
Don Estelle. He must have travelled a Number of places. As i too remember him trying to flog his cassette tapes in the 80s & 90s . But this was in the Bexleyheath shopping Centre.
Which was a Strange place at times. As on occasions you would also spot The Boxers Henry and George copper. And on occasions Kate Bush..
Interesting. I was working in the same open plan office as the 11 o'clock show in Waterloo. Didn't know all those people were there. I think this was the guy that honked a horn on the end of his desk every time he came up with a joke.
Rich, when are moons on sticks going to be available on the websight?
Hey Richard, I went to sleep with your youtube playlist on autoplay, (I've been suffering from insomnia, and . . well, soporific) and I dreamt that you were interviewing Bill Burr. (I know, right, lol) then I woke up in an alternate universe, and you WERE interviewing Bill Burr. But there was this horrible global pandemic thing going on, so I went back to sleep again. I woke up to this. Still a pandemic, but no Bill Burr, just you and this vaguely familiar bloke banging on about Sid Little and Cliff Richard.
Anyway, I'll cut straight to the point. All of a sudden this Robin chap mentioned Daisy Donovan, and I'd forgotten all about her. How the HELL did that happen, and why haven't you had her on your show yet?
Another great show!
I really love the chunks of white noise at the end lol
Excellent.Though I am a little out of breath after watching this. Would love to see his Stewart Lee as James Bond
I love Robin Ince, he's buddy brilliant! and I felt a nice warm warming glow watching this. a bit like a low level of morphine. lovely
Robin 'like a low level dose of morphine' Ince. I like it :D
We're only making plans for Robin!
not an attempt at humour or anything but i have to post right here that i have become obsessed with these podcasts, both on youtube and itunes download for the car, think i am ready for the next step.....buying a badge....then maybe london to see one...this post is not all about me.
Robin is a gem.
2:10 No dry stone wall was forthcoming
😔
Thanks to the lighting and angle, here's a game to play: randomly pause when the camera's on Robin to try and catch him looking like Harry Enfield.
That's fair.
I can see some Enfield in there.
robin once sat on ham because he had an infection of some kind
"Everyone loves the smell of bacon!" :o
@@HopeVJustice exactly! No smoke without fire
The butt of Gervais' jokes before Pilkington came along
rob poynter robin.... tell papa truth
He's lovely... AND he's tufty!
Wow, it's like Stewart Lee was in the room.... :o
James Richards Stus boring brother.
Alkapow Portstar stu seen on twitter:
saw stewart lee, he looked: depressed, fat and was mumbling (on and on) about jazz.
K. Richards I saw stuart lee at the uppercrust sandwich shop in Ealing he looked fat and depressed
@@billallen2126
How does someone mumble on Twitter?
Isn't it text?
That's like when someone says something stupid in a
TH-cam comment,
then claims they were being "Sarcastic."
It's impossible to be Sarcastic in text.
It's a verbal only medium.
what's the show where Richard talks about the pre-big bang?
Devil's Advocate Richard Herring's Meaning of Life (RHMOL) (rhmol)
Alan Wood thanks. I watched that, but I must have missed an episode!
Some Des Nilsen humour. Yay!
According to Wikipedia Razzle Dazzle is 'one of the most successful Australian films of the last several years' - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Razzle_Dazzle:_A_Journey_into_Dance
Not sure what that says about Australian film
+twatwatwat and it wasn't big in Turkey as well.
did robin say that the questions are more important than the answer? 'cause i think that's what he said. i got a bit (meh!) around in there somewhere. i'll watch it with someone clever.
this guy is on crack, the good kind. loved it
Melon therapy works!!!!
Robin Ince looks 100 years older than he did when I saw him at Fringe 2015. How does that happen?
He's ruined the civilised delight of eating from a bucket.
i got hand drawing 22.
erm..he's got a lotta nerve
calling' that a nerve centre.
Razzle Dazzle : 34p on Amazon
1:05:50 " Regarding religion "...this is really fucking wonky! This is really bizarre to me..." It seems that comedians are very good at seeing through the insane fantasies of organised religions. Herring is another atheist as is Dara Ó'Briain. Brian Cox doesn't like term 'atheist' but says he has no personal faith and that he is a humanist - so he's an atheist too. Well done the lot of them!
How is this guy a comedian? I mean in parts it was "interesting" but never funny. Really should consider another profession.
+extremetee You're wrong!
Humour is subjective so just because you don't like him doesn't mean he can't be a comedian. Check yourself.
The audience appear to disagree : he’s been making a living out of this for almost 30 years so I doubt he will take your advice to become something else, I mean what a waste of a great entertainer if he became a dog walker, or a payroll officer, or a bus driver...😀😀😀😀😀🩲
He's great! Haven't seen him doing standup but in conversation he's superbly witty and quick as hell!