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freezspirit
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Recently I've had trouble sleeping, tried some relaxation music and special how to get a better sleep cds but to be honest none work infact they have kept me up or kept me running to the loo (water sounds).
So last night I put a couple of audio comedy sitcoms on my mp3 and I had a better sleep, when I woke up in the early hours I was back to sleep within 10 mins.
So what I want are some recommendations of audio comedies stories/sitcoms. Last night I listened to Clare in the community, Miranda Hart's Joke Shop and House on Fire. I hope they make another series of House on Fire cos I liked that but also I hope they remake it into a tv show.
So last night I put a couple of audio comedy sitcoms on my mp3 and I had a better sleep, when I woke up in the early hours I was back to sleep within 10 mins.
So what I want are some recommendations of audio comedies stories/sitcoms. Last night I listened to Clare in the community, Miranda Hart's Joke Shop and House on Fire. I hope they make another series of House on Fire cos I liked that but also I hope they remake it into a tv show.
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Have you tried a warm bath and a hot milky drink?0
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lol yep tried soya hot chocolate and before anyone else asks yes I've even tried counting sheep.
But listening to comedies seems to be doing the trick.0 -
Freezspirit, I find rock/gothic/pop/nu metal help me sleep, its rather strange as nothing else can send me to sleep, other then them types of music....0
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I use this album to send me to sleep most nights.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sacred-Chants-Devi-Craig-Pruess/dp/B00007IQ0W
It's also on emusic.
More info here:
http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=76877140 -
Dub Reggae and some very mellow blow should do it.
HTH"An arrogant and self-righteous Guardian reading tvv@t".
!!!!!! is all that about?0 -
I have the same problem as you Freespirit. I'm a light sleeper. I listen to recordings of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, Milton Jones (very funny), or any of the comedies that are on BBC7. I have some podcasts too of Traces of Nuts. Sometimes rude, but funny. I never actually get the end of a program before I'm off.0
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I like Ed Reardon's Week......it's a Radio 4 comedy originally like some of the others you mention & the first couple of series are available on audiobook. He's a writer who sort of can't accept that he's rubbish. He's also very tight with his money which gets him into all sorts of problems. It's worth listening to Radio 7 as they play a lot of re-runs of old comedy shows orignally played on Radio 4, then you can try & get the audiobooks if you like them.2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
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