Mellotronists

tronbros@... wrote:

> If anyone ban be bothered...
>
> Go to BBC.CO.UK then Radio then RADIO4 then TODAY programme and then
> LISTEN AGAIN. We were on for 5 minutes at 7.40 am.
>
> Best,
>
> Martin and JB

Those who cannot be bothered can stream or download the recording from

http://www.mikedickson.org.uk/private/BBCR4_Today_Programme.mp3

Warning: You get to hear the intro to 'Strawberry Fields' about fifty times.

--
Mike Dickson - M400 #996
The Official Cynic of Streetly Electronics
Streetly Sample Library http://www.mikedickson.org.uk/tron

On Wed, 3 Oct 2007, Mike Dickson wrote:

> Those who cannot be bothered can stream or download the recording from
>
> http://www.mikedickson.org.uk/private/BBCR4_Today_Programme.mp3
>
> Warning: You get to hear the intro to 'Strawberry Fields' about fifty times.

thanks for doing the grunt work on this one mr dickson.
much easier than "stream-snatching" of the previous BBC Radio special.

...jeff

[who liked some early springsteen/e street band work - i live in the
fringe area of his roots, and he used to play some of the local dive
clubs/bars back in the day - my older brother was a roadie for him
at one point. MOST artists have been responsible for some dross. yet
some of them had their moments - even the aforementioned U2 has had
some decent tracks, IMHO mostly due to the eno/lanois production.]

Ach, no excuses, accidents happen

> ...jeff
>
> [who liked some early springsteen/e street band work - i live in the
> fringe area of his roots, and he used to play some of the local dive
> clubs/bars back in the day - my older brother was a roadie for him
> at one point. MOST artists have been responsible for some dross. yet
> some of them had their moments - even the aforementioned U2 has had
> some decent tracks, IMHO mostly due to the eno/lanois production.]