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This is innocence in a song. It almost brings me to tears.

@titan57nl What about 'The lunatic is dancing on the grass?' etc, and the ending feels hopeful and happy. It's a concept album about mostly sad things, I don't think they should stress humour when it isn't appropriate.

Hey, my comment got a lot of likes. Cool. I was feeling quite grumpy when I wrote it; I suppose the films are enjoyable enough on a Sunday afternoon, only with each case it feels very little care was taken to capture the subtlety and magic of the originals.

@Kirbyluver2 I'd say that marijauna is a method for reaching a higher state of mind, in a sense, but not the only method. It is possible to be open-minded, all-loving, friendly - but without altering your natural mind to do so.

@gnortznitz You know, in L. Frank Baum's books, it's all real. Only the 1939 film made it all a dream.

There are about a million reasons why this wouldn't work, but it's still hilarious.

The interviewer's a magician. He even had a whole show where he just goes round and plays tricks on people. No doubt the punch was real enough, but the teeth coming out was planned.

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One of my all-time favourite pieces of music. The highlight of the Imagined Village for me.

@Flippymoose01 It could be Bilbo's song, from the Return of the King complete recordings.

Appreciate this video, but that's a photo of Stephen Hunter the writer, not the actor, and where's Sylvester McCoy? He was confirmed to have a role for a while, and the other day we found out it was Radagast the Brown.