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Thanks to a radio 5 trailer for the world cup, with Kasmir as a backing track, the Fi Glover was playing it on her show. Then someone decided to send the puff daddy version (which sucks a little). So I took it upon myself to get them to hear Buckley's version. After encoding it as an mp3 and dispatching it, it was duly played at about ten to one in the morning on national radio.
Hell it broke copyright laws but there's a really odd sense of satisfaction you get when you hear something you've sent in being played on live radio.
Also it's probably the first time in about 5 years that Buckley's got a play on the radio.
Brilliant :-)
Been listening to a lot of Buckley recently...
I shall watch it, if only to remind myself why Chris Morris is a genius and why the Daily Mail missed the point in such a huge all-encompassing way that trying to think up an amusing comparison involving something missing something is nigh on impossible.
If you're feeling Poncy check out L'Appartement.. It's french, obviously, but it's rather good. It has Vincent Cassel in it, with hair, and a Hitchcock/Coens twisty plot. The ending's a little bit of a let down but before that it's brilliant.
I bought the brasseye DVD and Ghostworld yesterday. I can't watch them till after exams, otherwise I won't revise at all...
And I need to revise 3 modules of economics, three of english, where I don't get to take the books in, and have to learn the quotes. It's a nightmare. And it's going to prove entirely useless in later life. Still, such is school :-)
Welcome back.
You ponce
Thanks to a radio 5 trailer for the world cup, with Kasmir as a backing track, the Fi Glover was playing it on her show. Then someone decided to send the puff daddy version (which sucks a little). So I took it upon myself to get them to hear Buckley's version. After encoding it as an mp3 and dispatching it, it was duly played at about ten to one in the morning on national radio.
Hell it broke copyright laws but there's a really odd sense of satisfaction you get when you hear something you've sent in being played on live radio.
Also it's probably the first time in about 5 years that Buckley's got a play on the radio.
Brilliant :-)