A Musical Question.

Five, though I play an accordian.

 

I once heard that sung by some Tees-side school kids. You'll need to
have been there at least once to appreciate how wonderful the middle
eight sounded.

"The ed of the aired was calling ..."

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember steve auvache

Pomp and Circumstance No 1.
Pomp and Circumstance No 4.

 

Ooooo...that has *got* to be the one. Shades of Rollerball

 

Naxos, catalogue number 8.550864 - not necessarily the greatest, but
they're cheap and it's good enough for me. HMV and Virgin carry them.

 

I like the overture to Tannhäuser myself, should be quite effective.

 

Thanks. I may also visit my parents and find out what recording
they've got.

 

See this:-
http://www.thomasvillecentral.com/operadoc.htm
- for more details of the music.

Thank you. Now I need my brain cleaned.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRGGGH!

 

That's the version I had in mind too ;-)

 

The Sex Pistols version?

 

Derek & Clive.

 

Andy Hewitt says...

ICBW but I think that song is actually called 'No Future', but the GSTQ
tag has stuck over the years.

 

YAW: http://www.thefilthandthefury.co.uk/pistols/discography/sp_disco.html

 

sweller says...

YAC, IAW

 

You know, when I read Ben's post, it didn't occur to me he might
mean the national anthem at all.

 

IWR!

 

Although being completely pedantic (because I feel like shit at the mo) I
prefer the original names such as Caliburn - possibly based on the
famous Irish sword Caladbolg (itself a derivation of the Welsh
Caledfwlch)

 

The Spike Jones Laughing Record.

 

Screamin' Jay Hawkins: Take me back to my boots and saddle

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Alex
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Windy's "little soldier"

 

But only if it's the Sex Pistols version
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