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RADIO REEVES & MORTIMER (Vic Reeves & Bob Mortimer, BBC Radio, 1994)

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BBC Radio 1, 06/02/1994 (c) BBC, obviously
** MUSIC EDITED OUT DUE TO COPYRIGHT **
"Jokers Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer present their choice of Sunday lunchtime fare this week as they take over the guest DJ slot."
Includes 'interviews' with guests Dorian Crook "the human joke machine", Loaded Magazine founder James Brown, John the Vicar, and Otis Redding & Marvin Gaye recounting their trip with Julian Cope to see the Linda Lusardi Roadshow.

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28 июл 2020

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Комментарии : 8

@muffin2990 5 месяцев назад

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@ReeTM 4 года назад

Smart!

@jemsjobs 4 года назад

HIYAAA! This is already up here I'm afraid, already with music removed, with a fair few views: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--c7YWvFGh2I.html Cheeeers!

@ppotter 4 года назад

Don't be afraid. Since I just spend an hour and a half digitising my minidisc and editing all the music out, I think we can both cope ;)

@jemsjobs 4 года назад

@@ppotter Oh well, seems a bit of a fruitless endeavour meself, when it's already up all nice, with pictures of evil bulls and everything, but oh well.

@ppotter 4 года назад

@@jemsjobs Neither of us own it, we're both happy people, let's just continue to be. Truce?

@greenaum 2 года назад

They must have edited Big Night Out well, cos this is shite. Big Night Out was genius. I think they suffer from over-confidence and thinking every silly thing they say is hilarious. Sadly that continued over the years and they were completely overblown by the time they got really popular. Nothing went anywhere in this, and they've confused "surreal" with "the first thing to pop out of their heads". Still, ta for recording it.

@ppotter 2 года назад

I get your point, but it's three years on from BNO and they're definitely wallowing on the BBC gravy train - though compared to the other 'comedians take over Radio 1 on a Sunday afternoon' featuring Alexei Sayle, Paul Merton etc, you'll see that R&M at least tried something different rather than pretending to be a DJ for an hour.