If You're Chillin' - An Síbín Reoite

That's svelte and sophisticated that Love and Affection. It's a class of jazz I'd guess.

Apologies for the post above if it disturbed you but it's got sex and death in it in reverse order, what more is there?

Oh, the iPhone - I forgot.

Don't tell cactus - shhhh

Speaking of sex and death, I think this is a great, great sexy piece of music. I know it's not Marvin Gaye, but turn off the lights and listen to this- it's amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgw_RD_1_5I

This is one smoky deathly number hmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlsfYDj2HWA

Auditor #9 wrote:

This is one smoky deathly number hmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlsfYDj2HWA

You know that he played a pub in Limerick one time? That Chopin dude

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

This is one smoky deathly number hmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlsfYDj2HWA

You know that he played a pub in Limerick one time? That Chopin dude

No - what pub? That was the Commodores too.

"gonna be some sweet sounds, coming down, on the nightshift (aka death)"

chopin lovely at the end of a busy week, lots of 80s memories from Audi,

Looked for ol Freddie White on youtube, but couldn't see him so try this - Lura is from Cape Verde -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjtHrw9lbxU

Auditor #9 wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

This is one smoky deathly number hmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlsfYDj2HWA

You know that he played a pub in Limerick one time? That Chopin dude

No - what pub? That was the Commodores too.

"gonna be some sweet sounds, coming down, on the nightshift (aka death)"

He was meant to play a gig on a concert piano but it didn't arrive. So he beat out the boys of the old brigade on set of ivories in a nearby hostelry. 'the boys of the old brigade' might not be chronologically correct but the rest is true. Source: The arts show when Mike Murphy was on it

I queued for hours to hear this at the NCH last year. Wonderful stuff - and worth the thrombosis and varicose veins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDcOL2bRoXo

Seathrún, I was just thinking today of the programmes I used to really enjoy on Radio 1 - and Mike Murphy's Arts Show (though on at an awkard time) was really excellent. I think Vincent Woods packages the Arts into little bottles of Mother's Little Helper. I also used to love John Quinn's Open Mind and of course, the Mystery Train. There's nothing like them on now. Evening radio if you're stuck in the car as I sometimes am, is pretty awful.

Kate P wrote:

I queued for hours to hear this at the NCH last year. Wonderful stuff - and worth the thrombosis and varicose veins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDcOL2bRoXo

Seathrún, I was just thinking today of the programmes I used to really enjoy on Radio 1 - and Mike Murphy's Arts Show (though on at an awkard time) was really excellent. I think Vincent Woods packages the Arts into little bottles of Mother's Little Helper. I also used to love John Quinn's Open Mind and of course, the Mystery Train. There's nothing like them on now. Evening radio if you're stuck in the car as I sometimes am, is pretty awful.

And ye know it's not old fashioned we are but rte management are still grooming a pony tail and are constant companions of flip charts and magic markers of the mind

That's a beautiful song Kate.

I don't want to ruin it or smart but what ad was it on?

This is the song that will forever remind me of Andalucia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjYGMPJXNK8

Auditor #9 wrote:

That's a beautiful song Kate.

I don't want to ruin it or smart but what ad was it on?

This is the song that will forever remind me of Andalucia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjYGMPJXNK8

Gettin better Audi. Liked the start but the verses seem like they're tryin to fit in too many syllables. Maybe thats just my monocultural outlook

Well I wish they'd go back to the magic markers they were on when we had John Quinn, John Kenny and Mike Murphy.

There was a time when you'd actually learn something on evening radio. Now I'm just becoming more adept at hopping channels - except there's nothing on any of the other channels either.


Aaaarrggghhhh

Kate P wrote:

Well I wish they'd go back to the magic markers they were on when we had John Quinn, John Kenny and Mike Murphy.

There was a time when you'd actually learn something on evening radio. Now I'm just becoming more adept at hopping channels - except there's nothing on any of the other channels either.


Aaaarrggghhhh

He's on holidays until next week but if you want to listen to the most talented Dj on this planet or any other try here and go down to Gerry Anderson

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Gettin better Audi. Liked the start but the verses seem like they're tryin to fit in too many syllables. Maybe thats just my monocultural outlook

The earlier stuff was radio trash but good for learning - these Chambao (tshambow) are a bit more up-market. They're gypsyish.

It sounds like they've ruined it putting all those syllables in alright but I got used to it - it's more percussion than melody but if you listen to flamenco it's very percussive. Watch them here clapping behind the tent

Sueño y muero (dream and death )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwLsW9TMRbw&feature=user

Do you mean John Anderson or does the programme have another name?

Kate P wrote:

Do you mean John Anderson or does the programme have another name?

Its Gerry Anderson but hes not on the list this week because his dire fill in, John Toal , is there.

I'll post it again when Gerry is back. Did you ever see the animated quickies 'On the air'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYU6rROv2AU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RkRu7HkgDI&feature=related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXX3YimzN_Y&feature=related

Oíche mhaith d'éinne bhuel do mo chara Reachtaire #9 ar a laghad

Oiche mhaith. Oiche mór arís ba ea é sna Síbín Reoite ceol ól feoil **** agus dole.

Jaysus ibis will ya have a pint in the Sibín ? Commiserations and all man.

Auditor #9 wrote:

Jaysus ibis will ya have a pint in the Sibín ? Commiserations and all man.

Actually, I'm a bit on the ambivalent side about the result. Also, it's a result - it changes how we go forward, but we don't know how yet, which would also have been true of a Yes.

I enjoyed a lot of the discussions, and commercially, it's been a very good campaign, so I've not much to complain about. Besides, my cynicism is very deep.

Appreciate the thought though!

I'm just watching some arguments I found on youtube now which are very enlightening but perhaps too late . I contend that the lack of knowledge about this thing was the main fault.

Ignorance and fear make happy bedfellows. Rock the Vote - Ask the Experts (Richard Boyd Barrett is there) have you seen it? Have you been drinking with Helium Three ?

A short night and a long day ahead of me. Good night all.

molly bloom aka cactus f wrote:

A short night and a long day ahead of me. Good night all.

Schlaf gut, cactus!

I think I'll have a spot to drink before nipping off to watch Qanda Post-Lisbon Special



Bis spaeter, tscuss!!!

I'm in the wrong place. I was looking for some reinforced concrete T-beams.

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

I'm in the wrong place. I was looking for some reinforced concrete T-beams.

Don't you mean Jim Beam ?

That's a half-interesting thread on p.ie on getting the best mpg out of your car... I'm about to tell him to take the back seats out and try of couple bottles of Dr. Good fuel additive. David is right though - get a fecking smaller car.

There was a cork fella on Joe Duffy today who was mixing veg oil directly with his diesel and it worked ! The viscosity is the only problem so if some fuel is mixed in with it you're ok. Some other fecker was running his campervan totally on veg oil and what he did was run the fuel pipe through the hot water tank in his camper cabin and that made the oil less viscous.

Would you try it yourself ?