Heartland

Would like to see that if I had the chance. You Islanders may mock and spit at Auntie Beeb all you want, but over here it's still a benchmark for good TV (well, mostly; not saying all their programmes are awesome). As this docu proves once again...

Ahráyeph wrote:Would like to see that if I had the chance. You Islanders may mock and spit at Auntie Beeb all you want, but over here it's still a benchmark for good TV (well, mostly; not saying all their programmes are awesome). As this docu proves once again...

Genau

Ahráyeph wrote:...You Islanders may mock and spit at Auntie Beeb all you want...

Hey, I don't!

The BBC is one thing I do think we can be proud of.

Exception to the rule duly noted. Or are you biased because they broadcast 'Meerkat Manor' every Sunday?

My relatives

BBC radio is even better

on now what? the radio or the tv?

BTW meerkat manor

bbc4. i'm scared already.

TV - BBC4

just found them on the tv and its bbc4 not 3!

I forgot !!!!!

(but my hardrive recorder didn't - glad I set it to record ! Phew ! )

I hate to ask, but does your hard drive recorder also do transfers to exchangeable media?

Oh wow, they used to take LOTS of drugs!

that should fill the hour

Obviousman wrote:I hate to ask, but does your hard drive recorder also do transfers to exchangeable media?

No - it's the one thing I'm missing !

bushman*pm wrote:Oh wow, they used to take LOTS of drugs!

that should fill the hour

Just a real shame that Brock and Turner were not on the same show due to "legal" differences.
"Jumpers for goalposts moment" - I remember well heading in to Listen records in Glasgow and buying Hawkwind albums off my dole money
Them was the Thatch years...

Zuma wrote:

bushman*pm wrote:Oh wow, they used to take LOTS of drugs!

that should fill the hour

Just a real shame that Brock and Turner were not on the same show due to "legal" differences.
"Jumpers for goalposts moment" - I remember well heading in to Listen records in Glasgow and buying Hawkwind albums off my dole money
Them was the Thatch years...

You could afford to buy something during the Thatcher years? Yuppie!

lazarus corporation wrote:

Zuma wrote:

bushman*pm wrote:Oh wow, they used to take LOTS of drugs!

that should fill the hour

Just a real shame that Brock and Turner were not on the same show due to "legal" differences.
"Jumpers for goalposts moment" - I remember well heading in to Listen records in Glasgow and buying Hawkwind albums off my dole money
Them was the Thatch years...

You could afford to buy something during the Thatcher years? Yuppie!

Had to make soup and jumpers from the vinyl though...

Great stuff.Think I'll watch it again at 11.50.
Pity Brocky wasn't on it though.

Brilliant!

but...

Terry Ollis was an arse who never really featured and where was the powerhouse called Simon King? It's not often I say good things about a drummer but. he was mighty important to The 'Wind.

Im flicking around al of these bloody channels trying to find it. Did Bob Calvert feature much?

Arch Deviant wrote:Im flicking around al of these bloody channels trying to find it. Did Bob Calvert feature much?

only in a manner which made reminded one of





this was in yesterdays paper, from the guy who made the documentary. if anybody is interested?

http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/musi ... 403301.ece

Now I want to see it even more!

nice linky PiB

cheers for the heads-up about this ~ watched the re-run on BBC4 and thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the input from Uncle Lemmy

we only have space ritual & in search of space on scratchy vinyl (the way it should be) here at hellboy towers ~ time to head down the music exchange for some more methinks...