Acoustic at the BBC (BBC 4)

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4 September 2011, 20:47
Originally posted by pacharan View Post

Oh was it any good? I thought it was going to be an excuse for them to show loads of folkies/drab singer songwriters from the Whistle Test archives.

They showed Lemmy the Movie a couple of weeks back. That rocked.

Lemmy film is wicked! Wish I had heard about it sooner. Legend.

Originally posted by doodab View Post

That's good too, but there was another thing straight afterwards that's just one great archive clip after another. Doesn't seem to be on iplayer, possibly cos it's still on, but I did find this which is the same sort of thing: BBC iPlayer - Guitar Heroes at the BBC: Part III

They did a reggae one a while back that was top as well.

Edit: It's on again at 2:10am. Or here, when it works: BBC - BBC Four Programmes - Acoustic at the BBC

Thanks, will stick it on in a bit.
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Troll replied

3 September 2011, 00:06
If that was the Springsteen gig then it was so fookin good I recorded it
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pacharan replied

2 September 2011, 22:52
Watemelon in Easter hay - music is the best, or was it Packard Goose. I don't remember.

Either way there's a little green rosetta!
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doodab replied

2 September 2011, 22:48
Originally posted by administrator View Post

This?
BBC iPlayer - When Rock Goes Acoustic

Line-up of contributors looks good.

That's good too, but there was another thing straight afterwards that's just one great archive clip after another. Doesn't seem to be on iplayer, possibly cos it's still on, but I did find this which is the same sort of thing: BBC iPlayer - Guitar Heroes at the BBC: Part III

They did a reggae one a while back that was top as well.

Edit: It's on again at 2:10am. Or here, when it works: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0141mz1

Last edited by doodab; 2 September 2011, 22:56.
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pacharan replied

2 September 2011, 22:34
Originally posted by doodab View Post

Another one of those decent programs the beeb still put out from time to time. Good music, in full, no talking heads bollocks over the top.

Worth looking for on iplayer.

Oh was it any good? I thought it was going to be an excuse for them to show loads of folkies/drab singer songwriters from the Whistle Test archives.

They showed Lemmy the Movie a couple of weeks back. That rocked.
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2 September 2011, 22:34
Originally posted by doodab View Post

Another one of those decent programs the beeb still put out from time to time. Good music, in full, no talking heads bollocks over the top.

Worth looking for on iplayer.

This?
BBC iPlayer - When Rock Goes Acoustic

Line-up of contributors looks good.
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doodab started a topic Acoustic at the BBC (BBC 4)

2 September 2011, 22:30
Acoustic at the BBC (BBC 4)

Another one of those decent programs the beeb still put out from time to time. Good music, in full, no talking heads bollocks over the top.

Worth looking for on iplayer.
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