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7 months ago
The Wexford Massacre (The Grehan Sisters)
En fait, il y a eu deux massacres à Wexford : le premier en 1649 par Cromwell et le second, qui est ici illustré, en 1798. Wexford est tenue un moi...
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7 months ago
Bonnie Dundee & Peggy Gordon
Traditional Scottish and Canadian tunes sung one night with the bros.
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What a pity that the whole of "Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore" wasn't recorded. I thought we did that one very well.
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7 months ago
"Killiecrankie" by Bards of a Feather
Song six from Homeward Way, by Bards of a Feather, a group of Nashville high school students who were really damn good at making Scottish (or is it...
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I have been a fan since I first heard them, eighteen years ago.
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10 months ago
The REAL Royal Wedding Vows
The REAL, unedited Royal Wedding the English don't want you to see. Bravo to Peter Cook's genius.
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10 months ago
Aperture Investment Opportunity #4: "Boots"
Over the last few weeks, we've gotten quite a few enticing reasons to pre-invest in Aperture Laboratories: from the planks of tomorrow, to test-opt...
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10 months ago
Aperture Investment Opportunity #3: "Turrets"
This week's reason to pre-invest in Aperture Laboratories: CEO and founder Cave Johnson's announcement that the applied sciences company is making ...
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10 months ago
Aperture Investment Opportunity #2: "Bot Trust"
In this week's informational video, Aperture Science founder Cave Johnson explains why robots'll get you the biggest bang for your testing dollar. ...
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1 year ago
Iolanthe - Act 1 Finale (Part 1)
The Peers and Phyllis (Alison Vincent) spy on Iolanthe (Marie Creed-Helliwell) and Strephon (Shaun Dodimead) - Southampton Operatic Society 2005. R...
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When I first heard this opera, the phrase "give him one" still had a very innocent meaning. Consequently, until this moment, I had never thought of it with the somewhat more overtly sexual sense. It's a lot funnier this way. Thank you! :)
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1 year ago
Macbeth Act 1 scene 7
Performance of Macbeth's "If it were done" speech.
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I loved the end with the letter opener. Very nice touch!
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Lyrics, apparently in reverse sequence. Sorry about that. Can't post it all here at one time...