BlogitandScarper: Humour Stuff

Bish Bosh Bash

: New Forest Coast, Hampshire, United Kingdom

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What Pylons Do When You're Not Looking...

Great British Blog - image & artwork by 'Craig Hay'

Behind all the colourful smoke and razzle dazzle from the plethora of neon lights burning brightly from these blog pages, is a rookie blogger writer, slowly feeling & fumbling his pre-pubescent way with it all, playing with all his new found little web toys and gadgets here, trying to find vent & purpose for his naturally creative, artistic, architectural bent of an imagination…whilst simultaneously having to wrestle with an often manic & unplugged sense of humour that constantly threatens to burst right out of its seam worn old straight jacket and thence run naked & amok amongst you till someone shoots it with a dart again …at any given moment. Good luck, and don’t say I didn't warn you…Kay! (?) Don't forget to leave a comment - long or short, I'll always respond to them, as soon as I get back here.

My Official "Blog Anthem"

Note: Please respect my anthem here by listening to it only while stood to attention, with your trousers or kilt at half mast and a well wetted thumb in your right ear. Thank You.

Oh...and if you want to hum along with it out loud, go ahead, be my guest, hum away... for England and St Python.

And 'No' that isn't me up there performing this. I'm nowhere near that talented.

A slideshow of my Flickr photo images. Click the 'full screen' icon to enlarge and Esc to return.

All text & evidence/copies of my own photo images throughout these blog pages © 2010-2011 ~ belong to‘Blogitandscarper.blogspot.com’ and its author. All rights reserved. No personal or commercial use, reproduction or republishing in any media without prior written consent.

Kkkk Kate Bush calling...

Hi Phil !...Are you there??...It's me...Kate !

Blog Archive

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► 2011 (19)
- ► January (5)
- ► February (3)
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- ► August (4)

The 'groovy train' film theme from the 1971 "Get Carter". Arguably, Sir Michael Caines finest act.

The Full Moon Club

All For One...

The Blogs I Follow...

::: The Travel Photographer :::

CHERRY | Looking For Red In Chinatown
Alice's Bucket List

1,000 days
Costa Rica Calling

New Year, New Start
French Leave

And Out Went the Light...
Gardener in the Distance...reviving a garden in Melbourne and getting lost in art...
Going Gently

Friday Observations
HATTATT

'Heracles' in the Drawing Room
Lightning and Ashes

Who Would Jesus Vote For?
Living Out Of The Box

What Strikes & Doesn’t Kill Me, Yet Again: Perspective
More Canterbury Tales

Our house is a very very fine house...
Penspaper Studio

Spotlight!
Peter's Paris

Notre Dame ... objective 2024
PINK MANHATTAN

Winter Olympics 2018
Reflectere

Followers

A blogger identity I prepared and used earlier in a parallel universe

Simon's Cat - 'Cat Man Do'

F1 Race Car Sounds - "Music To My Ears!"

Fact is…In my tribe, we don’t officially celebrate ‘New Years Eve’ until the Saturday night before the first F1 Grand Prix of each new season. It’s a ‘bloke’ thing.

And on Sunday 26th March 2011 - Lewis Hamilton came second in the first GP of the season down in Melbourne. Well done my son!

Pump up the volume! And "Happy New Year" to you all now…

The collection of music videos below is my blogs - 'Virtual Jukebox.' Help yourself !

All the music videos play only

within the sidebar - by default.

Jimi - 'Voodoo...'

T Rex… Get It On…

The Rolling Stones : Sympathy For The Devil

Led Zep - "Stairway to Heaven"

Peter Gabriel - "San Jacinto - 'Still Growing Up' -"

David Gilmour & David Bowie - "Comfortably Numb"

Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here...Unplugged"

Supertramp - " Fools Overture" ...

The Persuaders Theme...

ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE - Arguably, John Barry's most exciting ever Bond theme..

The Beatles - "Eleanor Rigby" - Awesome..

Kate Bush - "Moments Of Pleasure"

Kate Bush – “Aerial”

Kate Bush - "Running up that Hill"

Kate Bush - "Army Dreamers"

David Bowie - "Black Tie" Live....

E.S.T. - “from Gagarin's point of view”

Smooth Piano Jazz

jonny mitchel -summertime

Ashton,Gardener & Dyke - Resurrection Shuffle

Mel Torme's shorter 'vocal' version of "Comin' Home Baby"

Edith Piaf - "La Foule"

Juliette Greco - "Sous le ciel de Paris"

Real World Music Videos

Daby Touré and Skip McDonald – “Baye”

Morcheeba - "The Sea"

If you've never listened to these guys, nows your chance. Beautiful track.

Scott Thomas - 'Caveman' (Thanks Andrew!!!)..(My Son)

Coldplay - "Clocks"

Tina Turner - "Nutbush City Limits" This woman 'rocks' my socks off with this song.

Joan Armatrading 'MBE' - "Love and Affection" - Just as awesome now as the first time I heard it.

Massive Attack - "Unfinished Symphony"

Laurent Garnier - "The Man With The Red Face" ...."Out bloody standing"...

Laurent Garnier again - cool ambient electro - love it.

Supertramp – “The Crime of the Century”

Marcus Miller - Probably 'The Best Basist in the World'..

Sting - "Seven days"

Kosheen – “Damage”

‘The Temptations’ and ‘Papa was a Rolling Stone’..

When 'Groovy' was the real King of Cool..

Duffy - "Smoke Without Fire"

Adele - Rolling In The Deep (Live)

Oasis - "Wonderwall"

Kings of Leon – “Closer”

Free - "Soon I will be gone"

If you can find a more beautiful modern balad than this song, please let me know. Simply stunning.

"Ain't no Sunshine When She's Gone" - Bill Withers

Not when you're sad.....Okay?

“Sea Lion Woman"

In 1939, in Byhalia Mississippi - Herbert Halpert made a series of field recordings with the family of Walter and Mary Shipp, who had 14 children. Two of them - Christine and Katherine were the real standout jewels, delivering several rope-skipping rhymes including the beautifully haunting and mysterious fragment called..."Sea Lion Woman."

In 1998, ‘Greg Hale Jones’ looped the original field recording of the song, in order to lengthen it, then added electronically enhanced ambience to the background, and placed it into the opening moments of the soundtrack to the film - ‘The General's Daughter’. I became instantly captivated from the moment the film began.

Eric Satie - Gnossienne nº 5 - A beautiful piano solo.

Rameau, Rondeau des Indes Galantes

Bernstein performs Gershwin - " Rhapsody in Blue" Part 2 of 2

For me, this is 'The' daddy of the 20th century classics.

The final part of this movement still gives me goose bumps every time I hear it.

George Gershwin was a genious.

'Apocalypse Now' Intro, The Doors - "The End"

Some of my favourite web things...

'Word Bubbles' web game
Boingboing.net
Drum Solo - Seven Days by Sting
FrenchMarketDays.com
Hegia Boutique Hotel, S.W. France
Lee Mack Live at the Apollo (Strong Language)
Mediastorm.com
Nodamnblog
RalphSteadman.com - Cartoonist Extraordinaire
Sleeveface.com
Ted.com
Timothy Allen Photography
Trigger Street - For Wannabe Script Writers
Youngme-nowme

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