I listened to the BBC for years but the BBC World Service is cutting back on its shortwave radio broadcast service to Eastern Europe since 1) shortwave reception sucks and 2) we can listen to it over the internet.

Anyway, the BBC World Service used to start its broadcasting day to SE Europe with a melody called "Lily Valera." Irish nationalists disliked it because it is a song associated with the Protestant military victory there in the 17th century. The BBC stopped using it, after several decades, a few years ago.



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huh?
And the connection to Radiothon?

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Felipe's radiothon promo.

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Felipe's radiothon promo.

Ah, thanks. I haven't heard it yet.

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It took me only 3 days to figure out what the lead in sound to the cover of Pink Floyd's "Money" is in the Radiothon ad.

bong rip???

I guess that's what you youngsters call it now-a-days.

I was FLOORED by the bong-ripped "Money". Who is that and where can I find it? If it's someone's personal copy, can you burn me one? I'd be much obliged, as well as my confederation of unholy derelicts.

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im assuming it is that band that did the "dub side of the moon" or whatever.....easy dub all stars or something

then they did that "radioDread" dub version of ok computer or something like that....

kinda schticky ....

Fuck radiohead covers! I just want bong rips of Pink Floyd!

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