test please delete

[zeitghost]

lurkers out

I wasn't lurking, I was halfway through a 70Mb download...

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Merely for completeness or something

[zeitghost]

Morning all

Have I missed anything?

[zeitghost]

Unless you're in a wheelchair

Is this a subtle way of saying you've broken yourself some more?

[Diver]

Morning all

Have I missed anything?

Yes, It was your round apparently

[cailin maith]

Morning all

Have I missed anything?

Morning

[Diver]

Is this a subtle way of saying you've broken yourself some more?

Only financially

[voodooflux]

I wasn't lurking, I was halfway through a 70Mb download...

FLV file?

[zeitghost]

Actually, that's the bit I'm worried about. Although, as usual, they won't tell me anything, I'm concerned that this increased activity might be because somebody is severely hurt or, God forbid, dead

If they've been dead a while, the flies are a dead giveaway...

[zeitghost]

FLV file?

Yup.

Is there any other kind?

I miss the 300kb mpegs one used to get...

[zeitghost]

Neil Innes wrote a song about LA called City of the Angels which was on his BBC TV show The Innes Book of Records back in 1979 or 1980.

For those of you who don't know who Neil Innes is: he was a founder of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, and was generally regarded as the Seventh Python (as in Monty Python) - he was the minstrel who followed Brave Sir Robin around in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, as well as numerous other Pythonic activities.

Oh, and The Rutles - how could I have forgotten The Rutles

Anyway... he released an MP3 version of City of the Angels on his site, but it was linked from his message board, not from the main site. Now he's upgraded his message board and the link can't be found.

So, as he was clearly willing to make this version available, I hope he won't mind if I make it available to you.

Neil Innes, City of the Angels (MP3, 2.8 MB)

I've never been there, but I like the song

(It's mono, not stereo - TV was in mono back then.)

Mono in more ways than one... mine was black & white... colour tellies were seriously expensive back then... a run of the mill cheapo was £200+ which translates to £2k+ these days... who'd have thunk it?