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quoia

Quaint1 wrote: »

The Guardian (Next Saturday - 21/04) will have a CD of the Greatest Speeches, to tie-in with the Great Speeches booklets they are giving away every day next week.
Au Res.,
Paul

Never saw this on the date quoted - although the great speeches booklets did appear and ran until yesterday (I think).

However today's Guardian (May 5th) did have a speeches CD in it !

quoia

Adam_Oliver_Fan_Club wrote: »

Free in tomorrow's Mail on Sunday

15 track collectors edition including the no 1 hits, Can't help falling in love & Red red wine.

Hear a sample at: https://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/ub40

Thanks !



Track listing is:

Red Red Wine
Can't Help Falling In Love
One In Ten
Food For Thought
Cherry Oh Baby
Present Arms
If It Happens Again
Tyler
Rat In Mi Kitchen
Kingston Town
Homely Girl
Bring Me Your Cup
King
Higher Ground
Sing Our Own Song

mcallister1

'Horribly famous' audio book cds in next weekend's telegraph.

Inside Saturday may 12th- Henry v111 and his chopping block

Inside Sunday May 13th Queen Victoria and her Amusements

Inside Saturday May 19th Mary Queen of Scots and her Hopeless Husbands.

All read by Geoffrey Palmer.

Quaint1

Apologies quoia, I got the date wrong. I misunderstood the original source of the information. Sorry!

However, I'm pretty sure I have the following date correct as I got it off the promotional stand in my local newsagent - The Sun is giving away more Carry On DVD's (a different set from their last, similar, promotion) Monday to Saturday from 14th May. Token redemption on day of issue in participating newsagents (Martins, McColl and others), plus another in the following Sunday's News of The World (not sure if that's a token or if the disc will be in the paper).
Films this time include Carry On Constable, Carry On Regardless and Carry On Abroad. Nothing yet on the Sun website.
Au Res.,
Paul

quoia

To celebrate 30 years of punk, The Sunday Times has two exclusive CDs for every reader. Volume 1, available on Sunday May 13th, includes tracks from the Sex Pistols, The Damned, Blondie, The Stranglers, The Buzzcocks and X-Ray Spex.



Volume 1 track list

Sex Pistols – Anarchy In The UK (original demo)
The Damned – New Rose
Blondie – Hanging On The Telephone (live)
The Stranglers – Peaches (live)
Wreckless Eric – Whole Wide World (acoustic version)
X-Ray Spex – Germ Free Adolescents
The Buzzcocks – Boredom (live)
Jonathan Richman And The Modern Lovers – Roadrunner
Theatre of Hate – Do You Believe In The Westworld?
The Adverts – Gary Gilmore’s Eyes (live)

Next week, Volume 2 features Ian Dury, Sham 69 and Stiff Little Fingers.

quoia

Coupon redemption at Martins, McColls and ASDA

6 titles with The Sun are ....



Carry On Abroad (1972) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0069847/


Carry On Henry (1971) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0066894/


Carry On Cruising (1962) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0055831/


Carry On Regardless (1961) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0054727/


Carry On Constable (1960) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0053699/


Carry On Nurse (1959) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0051452/


And then with the NEWS of the WORLD




Carry on !!!!!! (1974) - http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0071281/

Brockyman

quoia wrote: »

To celebrate 30 years of punk, The Sunday Times has two exclusive CDs for every reader. Volume 1, available on Sunday May 13th, includes tracks from the Sex Pistols, The Damned, Blondie, The Stranglers, The Buzzcocks and X-Ray Spex.

Only a year late! Everyone else celebrated 30 years of Punk last year as it was 30 years since the first Sex Pistols gig. Better late than never though but doesn't this kind of go against everything we stood for in the 70's? Free punk in a mainstream establishment newspaper! Pah, Sid will be turning in his grave. Actually, speaking of Sid, they would have been better off claiming it was to celebrate Sid Vicious' 50th Birthday which would have been yesterday, 10th May.
Interestingly, 8 of the bands on that list are still going strong. And they said it wouldn't last.
Ian.

Quaint1

Thanks for the info, but I wouldn't neccessarily class some of the bands listed as Punk; some of them are pub rock, others New Wave.
Au Res.,
Paul

Brockyman

Quaint1 wrote: »

Thanks for the info, but I wouldn't neccessarily class some of the bands listed as Punk; some of them are pub rock, others New Wave.
Au Res.,
Paul

Depends on how old you are and on which era of Punk you are into. With the exception of Jonathan Richman, Theatre of Hate and possibly Blondie (at least the track on here) I would say that they are all Punk bands in it's original (purest?) form. The second wave of Punk i.e. bands such as GBH, Discharge and the Exploited, was a different breed of Punk altogether although that is what the majority of people who are still involved in the punk scene consider to be real punk. But for those of us who were privelidged to be around for the 76 - 79 period The Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, The Adverts, The Clash etc are the real punks and always will be.
Incidentally, THE Buzzcocks as they are always called is incorrect, they were called Buzzcocks with no the in front.
Ian.

quoia

12 DVDs with posters and stickers.

This is a daily voucher redemption at SOMERFIELD

DINOSAUR

JUNGLE

HUMAN MACHINE

FLIGHT

SEASHORE

PLANT

POND & RIVER

NATURAL DISASTER

PLANETS

ROCK & MINERAL

OCEAN

WEATHER