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Krys, that is a great photo you found.
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↳ Song: "Silicone Lady" by "Momus"
momus synth needs new batteries :P
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↳ Andrea C @1:11
It's a cover of a song from 1984. Here's the background on the song itself:
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↳ Krys O. @1:14
thanks Krys :)
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↳ Andrea C @1:23
Enjoy!
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↳ Song: "Quentin speaks about The Naked Civil Servant TV M...
I remember seeing “The Naked Civil Servant” as a teenager when it first aired on NY channel 9 WOR. The commercial alone seemed shocking at the time and the movie itself was so unlike anything we had seen. It was sad and hilarious. And unforgettable.
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↳ HesperusWrecked @1:58
Hello, HesperusWrecked! I adored that TV movie too.
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As an aside, the reporter in that bit sounded just like the announcer on Music Depreciation, Ruben Gaines. I've featured episodes of that show on The Wiggle Room and on this show.
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↳ Song: "Quentin speaks about The Naked Civil Servant TV M...
Hello 👋 ALL. been listening intently. Indeed, seeing ‘the naked civil servant’ (via PBS ch 13 wnet) as a teenager was a learning moment. also cemented my utter appreciation of the career of John Hurt! (seeing his stunning perfs in Alien, Elephant Man & tNCS, etc) & still exploring & discovering (‘the shout’ 1978 🤯). the man left a legacy of ripping good performances for all of us to marvel at & experience!
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↳ Krys O. @2:32
Indeed, was quite fascinated by watching “I Claudius” on pbs as a youth as well. Mentioning Robert Graves, wiki relates: ‘The Shout’ is a 1978 British horror film directed by Jerzy Skolimowski, starring Alan Bates, Susannah York, and John Hurt. It was based on a short story by Robert Graves and adapted for the screen by Skolimowski and Michael Austin. Have you seen this one yet? It has a really fun aspect for music studio geeks - as Hurt portrays some sort of an avant garde sound studio recoding engineer. Fascinating stuff. 👏🥳👏
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↳ Erik dwells VT @2:41
I knew of it, but never had the opportunity to see it. I definitely recall coming across it when I worked in video stores and at distributors. 2:45pm↳ Erik dwells VT @2:41
‘The Shout’ is only rarely shown via TCM (usually in a wee hours broadcast slot). 2:48pm↳ Song: "Ceci n'est pas un Chat pt. 2 This isn't either" b...
btw: super duper thank uze for playing this wonderful extended piece by Alan Jenkins & crew … Lurved it =🫀!
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↳ Erik dwells VT @2:45
I recently gave up cable TV to save money. I jones for my precious TCM, however, I get by with Tubi, Max, etc.
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Always a pleasure. 2:52pm↳ Krys O. @2:48
Yea, I get that. TCM is what keeps me tethered! Appreciate the 5 Hosts, & the specials they are doing more than ever now, etc. i know of some folks that jumped off TCM addiction & fulfilled it by subscribing only to The Criterion Channel streaming (which seems to satisfy many of the similar needs) 🤷♂️
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↳ Erik dwells VT @2:52
I've toyed with that option. Max and Prime have lots of Criterion titles. I miss Alicia, Jacqueline, Eddie, and Dave.
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↳ Mr Moistache @2:55
Thanks kindly! 2:57pm
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↳ Erik dwells VT @2:52
Agree with all your above comments. I also bemoan what has become of IFC and Sundance channel. Both used to have ‘arty’ movies and imports and even cool horror films. Now it's Law & Order reruns and nothing really of interest. A real loss. 3:04pm↳ HesperusWrecked @2:59
Indeed! don’t recall which awful company took-over both Sundance & IFC (simultaneously?!) utterly destroyed their creative programming (must be well over 15 years by now). I was very surprised Robert Redford allowed that to happen … 🤷♂️ 4:41pm此内容由惯性聚合(RSS阅读器)自动聚合整理，仅供阅读参考。 原文来自 — 版权归原作者所有。