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The Beatles: Have You Heard The Word - Fake track
I've listened to the late Maurice (Bee Gee) Gibb's wonderful Have You Heard The Word a few times this week - never having come across it before. It has to be the best Beatles / Lennon 1969 piss-take that I've ever heard - utterly convincing! No wonde...
The Worst Of The 80\'s Revisited: Pop Goes My Heart
I caught the romantic comedy Music & Lyrics on television last week and in an altogether guilty pleasure, I actually enjoyed it - sort of. It starred Drew Barrymore and - wait for it - Hugh Grant, as an aging pop star who writes music, not lyrics...
Tubby Travelers Soon Too Big To Fly?
This 400 lb tubby traveler, Okamani Fa, trying to get to his uncle's funeral was told that he was too big for a one seat ticket on a Southwest Airlines flight and had to purchase a second ticket.However, because of limited seats because of fewer flig...
Is California Dreamin\' The Most Memorable Pop Song, Ever? Part 1
Wow, that comment hit me out of the blue! I was doing a little research on The Momma's & The Poppas, watching California Dreamin', when I read one of the youtube comments that claimed something like "California Dreamin' is the most memorable son...
Why?
Goodness me! I have no idea how I found this video but I did. The question I ask myself is a Zen-like "Why" reverberating into the universe about so many of its aspects.Why?WTF?Uhhh!WhyFind out more quirky and odd stuff at www.andrewgoulding.com...
These Robbers Made My Day
Sometimes the ridiculous in Life can put you on Cloud 9 for days. Here is one such case, two robbers who have what the Sydney Morning Herald oh-so-aptly described as "the worst disguise ever".Head on over there immediately, this is too good to be mis...
