Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

quoia

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If you want to STREAM or DOWNLOAD .....



Link is >>> https://www.observer.co.uk/bestinshow

scotty_smith

Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing album CD free with the Mail on Sunday next Sunday(17th)

This was the album released in 1975 that included two number one singles,Sailing and I Don't Want To Talk About It

Potsdamerplatz

I wonder if any of the major newspapers will be releasing some of Norman Wisdom's movies as a tribute to the great man at some point in the future. Surely it wouldn't be too difficult to purchase the rights as they are all old B/W movies.

Let's hope so. :beer:

gnvqsos

Potsdamerplatz wrote: »

I wonder if any of the major newspapers will be releasing some of Norman Wisdom's movies as a tribute to the great man at some point in the future. Surely it wouldn't be too difficult to purchase the rights as they are all old B/W movies.

Let's hope so. :beer:

I believe he is very popular in both Albania and North Korea where he is seen as a revolutionary-always being exploited by and yet seeking to subvert capitalism.I find him banal and irritating-a poor man's Chaplin.Mind you he is better than that prat Jerry Lewis who was with old soak DM in so many comedies

tamalyn

Potsdamerplatz wrote: »

I wonder if any of the major newspapers will be releasing some of Norman Wisdom's movies as a tribute to the great man at some point in the future. Surely it wouldn't be too difficult to purchase the rights as they are all old B/W movies.

Let's hope so. :beer:

that would be great, i love norman wisdom films. i watched his interview on tv and it brought tears to my eyes about his upbringing etc.

amazing his career really as he was a total natural and played instruments, sang, acted etc. he didnt get to America as planned as his wife left him for another man and he stayed in the UK to bring up his kids.

scott_lithgows

A few Alastair Sim films would be nice.....

quoia

NOT an ACTUAL DVD or CD

BUT the modern day electronic equivalent - a DOWNLOAD - well 2 actually :j

Courtesy of The GUARDIAN and The OBSERVER this weekend - 23rd & 24th Oct.

TWO CLASSIC AUDIOBOOKS





Hopefully this will be a universal code that once found can be posted here and used by all of us.

Could be via Audible or Blinkbox or ..........

quoia

quoia wrote: »

NOT an ACTUAL DVD or CD

BUT the modern day electronic equivalent - a DOWNLOAD - well 2 actually :j

Courtesy of The GUARDIAN and The OBSERVER this weekend - 23rd & 24th Oct.

TWO CLASSIC AUDIOBOOKS





Hopefully this will be a universal code that once found can be posted here and used by all of us.

Could be via Audible or Blinkbox or ..........

These are BBC RADIO adaptations / dramatisations

Get yours FREE at

http://www.audiogo.co.uk/guardian-junglebook

http://www.audiogo.co.uk/observer-railwaychildren

Brothbeard

Free with this Sunday's (31st October) Mail on Sunday.

What's Love Got To Do With It (Live)
The Best
Private Dancer
River Deep Mountain High (Live)
Missing You
Steamy Windows (Live)
I Can't Stand The Rain
Proud Mary
When The Heartache Is Over
Nutbush City Limits
I Don't Wanna Fight
On Silent Wings
Tonight
Why Must We Wait Until Tonight
GoldenEye


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Brothbeard

A series of 7 DVDs in the Telegraph, starting on Saturday 6th November.

There are 26 hours in this series.

The first two discs are in the newspapers and the rest can be collected from W H Smith.



Free inside on Saturday, November 6 - The Road To Armageddon
As the twentieth century dawned, Europe was enjoying one of its longest-ever periods of peace and prosperity. But forces were at work which would soon bring unprecedented death and destruction.
Free inside on Sunday, November 7 - A Revolution in Warfare
1914-1918 saw the introduction of weapons which transformed the way in which future wars would be fought - the machine-gun, the tank, the fighter, the bomber, the submarine and the aircraft carrier.
Free with the Telegraph on Monday, November 8 - The Rise of the Axis
Tragically, the 'War to end all wars' turned out to be just a 20-year truce. As this ended, a new Axis of Evil, Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, moved swiftly and brutally to dominate Europe.
Free with the Telegraph on Tuesday, November 9 - The Tide Turns
During 1941, Hitler made his two fundamental errors - bringing in both the Soviet Union and the United States to fight alongside Britain. The Axis was doomed, but years of struggle still lay ahead.
Free with the Telegraph on Wednesday, November 10 - The Allies Triumphant
Japan's assault on the United States at Pearl Harbour had turned a European war into a global conflict. Now the Allies had to fight for victory on every continent and in every ocean.
Free with the Telegraph on Thursday, November 11 - A New Era of Warfare
World War II was the most devastating and brutal ever fought. But it was swiftly followed by a 40-year confrontation which could have annihilated humanity.
Free with the Telegraph on Friday, November 12 - Beyond The Cold War
The nuclear stand-off between the United States and the Soviet Union maintained an uneasy peace between the superpowers, but it did not prevent smaller scale wars all around the world.