Rav4 Music Club

[Fujisan]

Another early morning sing-a-long song :D

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Well.....a tiny part of it! :P

[local hero]

Another early morning sing-a-long song :D

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Well.....a tiny part of it! :P

This if it works was our tune

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Think i may have done it, think ive also give my age away We were very young when we met June 1971(we first met in 1968)

[dave.m]

Another early morning sing-a-long song :D

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Well.....a tiny part of it! :P

This if it works was our tune

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Think i may have done it, think ive also give my age away We were very young when we met June 1971

Excellent Stew, I'm a big Motown lover myself

[Fujisan]

Think i may have done it, think ive also give my age away We were very young when we met June 1971(we first met in 1968)

Umm...well you could count how old I was back in '71 on the fingers of one hand!

Still a great great song Stewart!

[local hero]

one that either Dave or Fuji posted, on their Ashes to Ashes theme, which i cant stop singing along too!

Peaches + Herb RE-UNITED..

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[local hero]

I DON'T know if a song from movies theme has been done but one of my favorites from ,THE BODYGUARD, (beginning to think i'm a bit of an old softie)

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[Hoovie]

Combining the "Our Tune" theme and the "Song from a Movie" theme, here is one

Theme Song from "Up Close and Personal" we have Celine Dion singing 'Because You Loved Me'

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Apperently, after we went to see this film in Harrow, Girlfriend (later Mrs) Hoovie decided she loved me! awwww

[local hero]

Combining the "Our Tune" theme and the "Song from a Movie" theme, here is one

Theme Song from "Up Close and Personal" we have Celine Dion singing 'Because You Loved Me'

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Apperently, after we went to see this film in Harrow, Girlfriend (later Mrs) Hoovie decided she loved me! awwww

AWWWW Shucks Hoovie you'll have to take Mrs Hoovie + Your Rav to a drive in so you can tell them both together

[local hero]

Combining the "Our Tune" theme and the "Song from a Movie" theme, here is one

Apperently, after we went to see this film in Harrow, Girlfriend (later Mrs) Hoovie decided she loved me! awwww

AWWWW Shucks Hoovie you'll have to take Mrs Hoovie + Your Rav to a drive in so you can tell them both together

Just so we dont get too soppy, don't want anyone thinking we're a pair of jessies, Theme from a film full of real Heroes, and a midget..(tom cruise)

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[Fujisan]

Gilmour plays Pink Floyd tribute

Pink Floyd reformed for Live 8 in 2005, with Gilmour (left) and Wright (right)

Pink Floyd star David Gilmour has performed one of the band's early songs in tribute to the group's keyboardist Richard Wright, who died last week.

Gilmour gave a poignant rendition of Remember A Day, written by Wright, who died from cancer at the age of 65.

The song was on Pink Floyd's 1968 second album Saucerful of Secrets.

"He created a sound that glued the whole Pink Floyd thing together," Gilmour said on BBC Two music show Later... With Jools Holland.

"He was just a very self-effacing but very talented, lovely chap. We're incredibly sad to have lost him."

Wright had been due to accompany Gilmour on the TV show, but sent the guitarist a text message three weeks ago saying he would not be able to play.

After his death, Gilmour decided to play Remember A Day. It is thought that the song had not been performed live for many years.

Wright sang lead vocals on the original version, which was recorded just before Gilmour joined the band.

Gilmour recalled meeting a "shy and quiet" Wright (right) in the 1960s

Gilmour recalled meeting Wright in 1965, when his first band supported Pink Floyd in "schools and big old youth clubs".

Wright was "so shy and quiet", he told host Jools Holland.

Asked about Wright's contribution to Pink Floyd, he replied: "He brought a slightly more jazzy and ethereal element to it all.

"He had some elusive quality, let's call it soul, that glued the whole thing together. You notice it when it's missing."

One edition of Later... was broadcast on Tuesday, with a longer version to be aired on BBC Two on Friday.

For the Friday episode, Gilmour also performed The Blue, from his 2006 solo album On An Island.

The album version of that song featured Wight on backing vocals, and Wright had also accompanied Gilmour on tour.

The keyboardist was "revelling in what he was doing" in recent years, Gilmour said.

"He had so much joy in him."

The show also featured Mercury Prize winners Elbow, new US pop star Katy Perry and British hip-hop artist Roots Manuva.

Later... with Jools Holland is on BBC Two at 2335 BST on Friday 26 September.

[Hoovie]

Here is a possible theme .....

Songs with the word/letters RAV in it

so we can have:

TRAVis - Why does it always rain on me

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RAVen-Symone - Backflip

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any others :)

[dave.m]

Gilmour plays Pink Floyd tribute

Later... with Jools Holland is on BBC Two at 2335 BST on Friday 26 September.

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Def. need to record this one for posterity Fuj :(

[Fujisan]

Gilmour plays Pink Floyd tribute

Later... with Jools Holland is on BBC Two at 2335 BST on Friday 26 September.

Def. need to record this one for posterity Fuj :(

Yes....sadly :(

I was also thinking of downloading it from BBC i-player if it gets replayed on there...........my old video is just not toddler-proof enough........too many times he has set the timer off God-knows-when........yesterday he reset the clock for the year 2046!

Anyway....should be a good programme and a fine tribute.

[dave.m]

Gilmour plays Pink Floyd tribute

Later... with Jools Holland is on BBC Two at 2335 BST on Friday 26 September.

Def. need to record this one for posterity Fuj :(

Yes....sadly :(

I was also thinking of downloading it from BBC i-player if it gets replayed on there...........my old video is just not toddler-proof enough........too many times he has set the timer off God-knows-when........yesterday he reset the clock for the year 2046!

Anyway....should be a good programme and a fine tribute.

Ah, you want a Virgin V+ box, 80 hours recording on the hard drive.

[Hoovie]

Ah, you want a Virgin V+ box, 80 hours recording on the hard drive.

Dave - that is for amateurs

Mrs H uses a Humax with 360GB HD (too many soaps !!!)

and Mr H (me ;) ) uses a PC with 2TB of HD :P

Square eyes? Moi?

[Fujisan]

Ah, you want a Virgin V+ box, 80 hours recording on the hard drive.

Dave - that is for amateurs

Mrs H uses a Humax with 360GB HD (too many soaps !!!)

and Mr H (me ;) ) uses a PC with 2TB of HD :P

Square eyes? Moi?

Oh dear.....I have a lot of catching up to do

I keep seeing this and that and then I read so-and-so is just around the corner / new bright thing and end up doing nothing :P

One day.....

[Hoovie]

Fuji, If you happen to be with BT for Broadband, the BT Vision box is great as well - £30 connection one-off charge, then nothing to pay again (unless you subscribe to things which you don't have to if you don't want) and you end up with a dual-channel freeview PVR (personal video recorder) with a (i think) 160GB Hard Drive (could be 80GB, but pretty sure it is 160GB)

They even throw in a pair of powerline network adapters for free in case your TV is not near your Homehub router (I didn't need them, so sold them on eBay for £35, so the box was totally free!!)

[Fujisan]

:hokus-pokus: Oh I can foresee within the next year

.... a hard drive full of the wife's soap opera's!

.....or the lads Cbeebies!

Anyway ...... I can use the time to catch up on my reading! :bookworm:

[dave.m]

:hokus-pokus: Oh I can foresee within the next year

.... a hard drive full of the wife's soap opera's!

.....or the lads Cbeebies!

Anyway ...... I can use the time to catch up on my reading! :bookworm:

Dont worry Fuj, he lost me at the 2 TB's (I like to keep it simple )

[Hoovie]

2 TBs ??? pair of Tony Blairs, of course :P

[Fujisan]

Dont worry Fuj, he lost me at the 2 TB's (I like to keep it simple )

Just Googled TB for a laugh.........I'm sorry now........my heads spinning!

Have a look at this!

I'm going to have to lie down in dark room now......or get ready for work!!

[Fujisan]

2 TBs ??? pair of Tony Blairs, of course :P

Oh.....in that case I'll stick to my bit of old magnetic tape! :o

[Hoovie]

Dont worry Fuj, he lost me at the 2 TB's (I like to keep it simple )

Just Googled TB for a laugh.........I'm sorry now........my heads spinning!

Have a look at this!

I'm going to have to lie down in dark room now......or get ready for work!!

my goodness, that "explanation" from the website you linked to is enough to do anyones head in

to me, 2TB is actually 2,000 GBs - end of!

actually, I made a mistake - I don't have 2,000 GBs of storage - it is 3,000GBs - or 3,000,000MBs (and I remember when the going rate for PC hard disk storage was way over £1 per 1MB !!!)

[Fujisan]

Sorry it's half four in the morning and I'm feeling a bit spacey!

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Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit

[Fujisan]

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The Byrds - Eight Miles High