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Thread: Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 4)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Awwww, Snowman soundtrack, bit early in the year, but I like a bit of “Walking in the Air” too.
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    Last of the Pink Floyd, or the first of Roger Waters's solo LPs? Whatever it is, it's not my favourite LP. Sorry.
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    This is a cracker Mike


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
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    Pleased you like it Tim. Maybe take a look at the Snowman Albums I have posted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive View Post
    Pleased you like it Tim. Maybe take a look at the Snowman Albums I have posted.


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    Ok with not having it on Betamax nowadays

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    Quote Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive View Post
    It's a side project of Aled's
    Dull fact of the day: It wasn't actually Aled Jones on the soundtrack version; he did record it and have a hit with it, but it was a cover version a year or two later. (Sorry, not nerdy enough to remember the exact dates!)
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    Default Angine de Poitrine

    Angine de Poitrine were guests on yesterday's 'Later...with Jules Holland'. Whilst being largely unimpressed by their playing, I did appreciate them as a performance act.

    The first thing you notice is their distinctive, fantastic-looking costumes; either back with white dots, or white with black dots. I was impressed by the continuation of the dot motif to the performer's hands and feet, with the black/white dot pattern being complimentary to that of their costumes.



    I also worked out how the drummer could see whilst wearing his costume. It turns out that the shoulders of the costume do not correspond with the drummers shoulders, they are higher so the drummer can see out through the 'mouth' of the costume. This was confirmed when the drummer stretched out his arms sideways.

    I have an annoying habit of becoming obsessed with unimportant details such as the above. So whilst unimpressed by their sound, I am impressed by their imaginative look.
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    Snowman - The Horse, The Rat and The Swan
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