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Lah-Di-Dah

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by: Jake Thackray

Release Date July 15, 1991
this is musical and literary art. there is no other way to describe it. each track is a tiny masterpiece and Jake Thackray's performances are genuinely remarkable on each.

and that's the whole review. you've either heard this man and appreciated his brilliant talent or you haven't. there is no way to do justice to him in 1000 words so 66 will have to do.

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Pat-A-Cake (Lets Join in)

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from: BBC Audiobooks Ltd

Release Date June 04, 2007
My daughter is three and a half and this is currently her favourite CD. The songs are interspersed with jokes, rhymes, sound recognition games, tongue-twisters, and there's a complete story at the end. Most songs are repeated, the second time round being prefaced by a "Let's join in!" to cue your child to sing along. It's even bearable for the adults after multiple listenings!

Please note this appears to be the same CD as one previously sold in Early Learning Centre as "Shopping (Let's Join In)".

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Overnite Sensation

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by: Frank Zappa

Release Date April 01, 2002
The reasons you should buy this album:
1. Great package and content of package
2. The album has one of the most crude,rude and wonderful songs in the whole of FZ's career "Dinah moe hum".
3. Frank Zappa's lyrics are strong and assured aswell as his beautiful guitar work.
4. So basically buy this album now whatever the asking price (It's worth it) God Bless FZ and "Overnite Sensation"

CD-Charts Position 244
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Warchild

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by: Emmanuel Jal

Release Date May 12, 2008
Fantastic album, love it! Really bored of the same lyrics the same old songs being remixed featuring crap upcoming R n' B artists. This is new fresh, a learning experience rather than the same 'im from the hood crap.' But it and enjoy. Lookout for shadow of death great tune.

CD-Charts Position 245
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Paul Temple and the Lawrence Affair: BBC Radio 4 Full Cast Dramatisation (BBC Radio Collection)

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by: Francis Durbridge

Release Date May 05, 2003
The fictional detective Paul Temple was created by author Francis Durbridge in the 1930's.

Durbridge's style of fiction writing is very much from the Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers sta-
ble. Therefore you know exactly what to expect. Well spoken upper class/ upper middle class central
characters, intricate plots, red herrings galore and a mounting body count. I have grown to love the
genre, but I admit I was only introduced to Paul Temple very recently by a friend



Paul Temple is in fact one of the BBC's most popular and long running series being produced from
1938 until 1969. Most of the older recordings have unfortunately been lost and this prompted the cor-
poration to recently remake ... Read More:

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EMI Comedy

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by: Morecambe and Wise

Release Date September 18, 2000
All those Morecambe and Wise songs (maybe not ALL but most)you've been looking for on CD/Tape is finally here for all of us who didn't get it the first time. Obviously having "bring me Sunshine" it also has Positive thinking which can always cheer me up. The always happy, never blue style of Morecambe and Wise is caught terriffically on this 26 track CD. It contains some classics such as "Boom Oooh Ya Ta Ta Taa" and some not often heard sketches/songs such as We put the bomp in the bomp bo bomp bo bomp" (I'm doing this from memory as I don't have the CD Cover in front of me) But it's definately worth buying for any hardcore fan and definately worth buying for any fan of this kind of comedy.

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Archaeology

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by: Rutles

Release Date February 19, 2007
Even without Eric Idle, this album doesn't suffer at all - it just underpins Neil Innes's qualities as a song-writer.

As pastiches go, it is unrivalled - in any genre. At the risk of being called a heretic, The Rutles is a far funnier entity/concept than even Spinal Tap - and Tap would agree.

Buy this and revel in both its quality and the sheer humour behind the lyrics.

You will be well rewarded.

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Matching Tie and Handkerchief

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by: Monty Python

Release Date September 04, 2006
The fourth Monty Python album is again drawn mainly from the first three series of `Monty Python's Flying Circus' which is quite fortunate as the fourth series was abridged in both been titled `Monty Python' and also the absence of John Cleese. A lot of the material is not from the TV series and has been written specifically for the album adding to the original sketches in allot of cases.

The greatest sketch on the album is possibly `The Australian Philosophers' from the second series which has been improved by the addition of `Bruce's Song' which gives it a great finale. Another favourite would be the Cheese Shop Sketch from the third series of the Circus. Two sketches of suit perfection that I cannot believe that they didn't make it on to one of the earlier ... Read More:

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Richard Thompson: 1000 Years of Popular Music (DVD + 2CD) [2003]

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by: Richard Thompson

Release Date June 26, 2006
My boss kindly lent me this set last week. I already had the original version of the "1000 Years" show on CD, but this video adds new dimensions to the performance. Much of the focus, of course, is on RT as he stands at the mike in that characteristic twisted posture, leading with his right shoulder, eyes closed on the ballads, biting off the end of the lines of the fast songs, effortlessly switching from humorous banter to performances of extraordinary intensity, and playing just about the best acoustic guitar you've ever heard. This latter skill is well showcased in rhis unbelievably eclectic set, from his picking out of the intricate melody on the Gilbert and Sullivan number, to the rhythmic, funky thump that drives "So Ben Mi Ca Bon Tempo" and the expert jazz-based solos ... Read More:

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Arguing with Myself

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by: Jeff Dunham

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My boss kindly lent me this set last week. I already had the original version of the "1000 Years" show on CD, but this video adds new dimensions to the performance. Much of the focus, of course, is on RT as he stands at the mike in that characteristic twisted posture, leading with his right shoulder, eyes closed on the ballads, biting off the end of the lines of the fast songs, effortlessly switching from humorous banter to performances of extraordinary intensity, and playing just about the best acoustic guitar you've ever heard. This latter skill is well showcased in rhis unbelievably eclectic set, from his picking out of the intricate melody on the Gilbert and Sullivan number, to the rhythmic, funky thump that drives "So Ben Mi Ca Bon Tempo" and the expert jazz-based solos ... Read More: