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Melody Nelson.
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I see now...for it is a refrain, Crags.
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Sorry
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Don't Stop Believin' - Journey
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Vel, I switched over to this strange thing about Austrian fatties on Ch4 about half an hour ago.
What the hell is going on? It's compulsive viewing though, eh?! |
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Is that it then?
"If you're happy and you know it clap your fat"?! They all need a Magic Mat! |
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Well, Tom - may I call you that? - it is part of a trilogy and the young fat lady is the daughter of a fat mother. Her mother was featured in the first film, as a sex tourist in Kenya, looking for love with young Kenyan men, but certainly not Kip Keino. Have I mentioned that I once went bowling with a very close female relative of Kip Keino? Beautiful girl.
The Austrian ladies had oodles of cash and the mother was systematically conned by a young Kenyan lad. She gave money to his "sister" who turned out to be his wife...for the education of his child, etc. Call Me A Taxi warned her not to fall in love but she did anyhow...  ...and...she was conned left, right and centre. Presumably, the fat daughter was brought up without a father - hence, her attraction to the grey haired doctor with the erotic stethoscope. Basically, the three films were about ladies longing for love - maybe that's why they were MASSIVE chubsters. They HUNGERED for love.  By the way, Tom - are you, by any chance, related to Thom Yorke of Radiohead? |
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Hahaha! Thanks for the précis, Vel. Beautifully explained.
I am not related to Thom Yorke of Radiohead. Well, not that I know of anyway. |
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Vel, I've just taken a look 'behind the red button' on BBC 5 radio and have seen that the Swedish film 'A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence' has just won the Golden Lion award for best film at the Venice Festival.
Sounds like one for viewing in the early hours on Ch4 sometime in the near future! |
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thought this thread was about melodies?
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Vibrato. Buffy Sainte-Marie had a lot, as I recall.
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I am very proud to announce that I am immune to all Canadian music and art.
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Could be money in it.
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