Eclipse

[Cliff Rogers]

It is amazing what stuff & new artists that you find when you pick a theme & follow it.

I'd never heard of Robyn or Helen Jane Long before this morning.

[FenceFurniture]

Although I must say that I've learnt something from this thread - if there are a heap of vids in the thread then it takes bloody ages to load! (or anything else)

[Cliff Rogers]

I watched the Nikki Stanley vid a couple of times.

[Cliff Rogers]

Although I must say that I've learnt something from this thread - if there are a heap of vids in the thread then it takes bloody ages to load! (or anything else)

Strange, I'm not having that problem.

[FenceFurniture]

Neither will I be after this...

[Bushmiller]

Ahhh, that would be a "no" (actually didn't look through them all either )

Well I did! If Cliff has been good enough to sit down anf dream this one up it's only right that I should check 'em out . (Actually I just clicked on each one ).

Regards
Paul

[Bushmiller]

Cliff

I think you have overshadowed any previous effort at posting, not only by you, but everybody .

Just some comments:

Bonnie Tyler's Elcipse of the Heart was the most recogniseable.

Kirilian Camera was very visual and provided me with imagery my limited imagination would have been unable to create.

I had forgotten how much John Denver looked like a flower person.

I liked Natlie Peris' Beltrek Feat. She has a voice reminiscent of Missen and I will revist her track

As will I return to Helen Jane Long whose piano was very Moonlight Sonatarish. (Another favourite)

Like you I enjoyed Nikki Stanly's repertoire of round off backflips, boranis, hollowback front somersaults and other almost impossible displays of suppleness. I might go back there too. Always up for a blatant display of physicality . BTW how are the philogynist T-shirts going? Perhaps Brett could organise a group buy.

I would appear to have almost as much time to spare as you. Don't take any notice of Fence Furniture. He's just envious he didn't get there first . (Touche. )

Regards
Paul

[Cliff Rogers]

... how are the philognist T-shirts going? ...

That wasn't me, that was Phil, I just liked the idea.
I'm glad that some of you at least looked at some of the clips.

[Cliff Rogers]

BTW, the computer that I was rebuilding has finished reloading all the software, now it will take me another hour or so tomorrow to put the data back... what topic will I pick next.

Stairway to heaven is good fun but I have done it to death before.

[Bushmiller]

That wasn't me, that was Phil, I just liked the idea.
I'm glad that some of you at least looked at some of the clips.

Ooops, my mistake . You and I just got on the bandwagon. It appears that you have taken that bandwagon to a new level .

Regards
Paul

[Cliff Rogers]

jamarpa is going through them all & liking all the heavy stuff.

[FenceFurniture]

For some reason it just occurred to me to seek this one out. Up until a few minutes ago, I'd only heard this version once before (on Alice Cooper's excellent radio show, about a year ago). It struck me as a cracking good version then (ok there's nowt t'do wi' eclipse, but there's t'moon innit).



Immigrant Song - Ann Wilson by Ronnie7311

[Bushmiller]

Cliff

Are you getting ready? What's the weather shaping up like (I know, a lttle bit black at the moment) as it seemed to be shaky on the weather forecast tonight? Some cloud cover and posssible rain .

Regards
Paul

[artme]

You've eclipsed all your previous efforts Cliff.

Sorry couldn't help myself.

[Cliff Rogers]

It is/was cold & wet & windy & very overcast here.
16°C & blowing drizzle.

I got a call out last night, got home to bed at 2am.
This morning, at the appointed time while listening to the ABC radio, I watched the clouds go dark outside the bedroom windows & then get bright again & then I went back to sleep.