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JDB was on bbc just now with the Beautiful South (from around ‘97 I’d say, judging from JDBs look) - they sang Old Red Eyes Is Back, and it sounded great
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From Despair To Where played on Radcliffe and Maconie this morning.
Less concrete but possibly department. Pick of the Pops goes to 2001 at 2pm. Atomic Kitten, Jakatta, Nelly Furtado and Outkast. Imagine they could fit the Manics in there somewhere? EDIT: started off with Dancing In The Moonlight. This is going to be a grim listen Edit EDIT: Nope! But at least they're on TV tonight. Last edited by Son of Stopped; 19-03-2022 at 15:14. |
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Tonight's final round question on Pointless was name an artist that had a number one single between the Spice Girls' first and last (i.e. 1996 to 2000).
Frustratingly they didn't say if the Manics actually was a pointless answer. Or if my other two guesses of the Prodigy and Run DMC were successful guesses. |
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Now Playing@6Music had a Manics special today. 1985 got an airing.
Curiously, as they were after good lyrics, Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd got an airing too. Maybe the YLAINE reference. But it's up on Sounds if you aren't listening to anything else. |
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Don't forget the boys are playing that concert for Ukraine tomorrow on ITV at 8pm. I won't be watching it but I'll check out the highlights of the Manics
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I didn't know it was being broadcast so diolch.
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Manics just been on so I've turned it off haha. Didn't have Wayne Murray with them. Wasn't their best performance but it was great to see them on TV and it's wonderful exposure for them.
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Tolerate and that's your lot! Studio with live vocals
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An old acoustic YSTSFMH on Radio X last night, presumably dating from XFM
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St. David's Hall gig on BBC2 at 11 tonight. Would prefer they showed the club one but if you didn't download it before etc.
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Dang! Reminded myself yesterday to set to record the Radio 2 Live - plum forgot! Remembered at 1145pm, and it's not on YouTube in full (not the visuals anyway).
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Ah it's from 2021, I was thinking it was the 2002 show you meant!
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Late Saturday night telly playing out with Libraries Gave Us Power across the screen....
You love us? Yes.
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