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JFredUK
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2 days ago
BBC 1 Closedown Mock - March 1990
Includes a classic early seventies Public Information Film on road safety!
The end titles of the film version of Porridge adds a nice touch.
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JFredUK
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JFredUK
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5 days ago
Whereabouts in Malaysia is this, anyway? It must have been the northern part, as there wasn't any sign of any such waves in the southern part of the country, where I live.
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A lot of assumptions here. This isn't a, 'tsunami.' It's nowhere near big enough. The fact that the people in the video didn't run suggests that they felt it wouldn't reach quite as far up the beach as it did. But, once it did, it's a bit too late for them to do anything about it. From the l...
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Tsunami in 2022 / 2012
Gokil Mu Prasath
Brought to you by the use of CGI and a time machine.
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JFredUK
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5 days ago
ITV Schools Interval Mock
Some original footage cut, pasted and remixed!
Visit http://www.youtube.com/user... for more!
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JFredUK
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5 days ago
Tango Dancing Granny 30sec
Go to youtube.com/tango to see full length film and download the track for free.
There hasn't been a bag ever made that would compel me to do that.
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BBC 2 Closedown Mock - September 1988
Another reconstructed BBC 2 sign-off from1988.
I recognise the music being early 90's CEEFAX, if I'm not mistaken. Good work as always!
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BBC 1 Closedown Mock - August 1987
Another modified sign-off including 'Its All In The Database' BBC license ad.
A square Test Card,err.... Q? Yeah, I like it! You get to see the entire slide of Carole and Bubbles!
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rita sue and bob too
rita sue and bob too
You can get out of it!
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Talking to schoolgirls - Burnistoun - Episode 3
A man becomes nervous when he wants to ask two schoolgirls for the time.
@106460 Yup. Society has well and truly become paranoid about this type of subject. Any man who were innocently to ask any child a seemingly innocent question is immediately suspected of having an ulterior motive. So, what happens? People of different generations don't communicate in public a...
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Police Brutality (Again)
Pamela Summerville was not drunk; she simply fell asleep in her car and had a flat battery. She was never convicted of any offence, thus is innocen...
Coward. Former soldier? Did he shit his knicks and get kicked out of the army, then? Only to go into the Police force acting the, 'big man', become a Sergeant and then rough up women in their 50's? Total prick.
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Josef Mengele Experiments - Nazi Experiments on Humans
Video without music: http://www.youtube.com/watc...
Josef Mengele Experiments - Nazi Experiments on Humans.
This documentary presents ...
I wish he'd shut up, I'm trying to listen to the music(!) Seriously, though, it's very distracting trying to listen to the commentary when there's loud, 'background', music. Jump to 2:38 if you want to listen to the commentary without the loud music.
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North Korea army parade-朝鮮軍隊閱兵-北朝鮮軍のパレード
North Korea army parade-朝鮮軍隊閱兵-北朝鮮軍のパレード
They're not real weapons, you know. They're all made of carved wood. And those tanks, they have little men inside pedalling away on trikes that work on a system of gears to make the tracks move round. Honest.
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JFredUK
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2 weeks ago
Top Ten Stupid Things Americans Say To Brits
Top Ten Stupid Things Americans Say To Brits Presented by British Actor, Ricky Gervais on an American channel CBS in 11/03/08.
Americans Vs Britis...
@LiamDaLemon Which brand, Birds' I assume?
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Top Ten Stupid Things Americans Say To Brits
Top Ten Stupid Things Americans Say To Brits Presented by British Actor, Ricky Gervais on an American channel CBS in 11/03/08.
Americans Vs Britis...
I've never thought much of Ricky Gervais' humour. He says a lot of mildly satirical stuff, and always has the look of someone expecting praise for everything he says. 'Well, come on then, laugh, I've just said something amusing!' To my mind, at least, he's about as funny as custard.
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Top Ten Stupid Things Americans Say To Brits
Top Ten Stupid Things Americans Say To Brits Presented by British Actor, Ricky Gervais on an American channel CBS in 11/03/08.
Americans Vs Britis...
@thetamar For Americans, the cosmetic side of dentistry is as important as the actual care for teeth themselves. Most Americans have, 'white', cosmetically altered teeth, and they think this is perfectly natural. British dentistry practice does not follow the same ideas and, 'whitening', is som...
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Kin Jong Ill invented the game of football, and so naturally, only North Koreans can play it properly enough for them to win. This is the word of the, 'dear leader.'
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colour test card 1967
Test image 1967
Interesting. BBC1 using the PM5544. Not totally unknown or unheard of, but certainly not the absolute norm, either. Note the grey background behind the BBC1, which overlaps a tiny bit. This is because it's the exact same one super-imposed when using Test Card F, which actually covered the BBC...
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The Monarchy
Response video to Flopsideoflife2009 "God Save the Queen? What about our Gulf Waters"
I understand your sentiment, but you can't educate those who don't want to learn. Ignorance, as they say, is bliss. And, if those who want to believe what they chose to believe aren't open-minded enough to want to see things from a different perspective, then that's their problem.
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British accent by a japanese!! イギリス英語 発音練習
Hi guys!! i want you to check my british accent :)
You're almost there, but I think that the English which you've learnt is from American speakers. America, as you obviously know, has a huge influence over Japan. To learn how to speak British English, you'd need to spend some serious amount of time conversing with British people, in order to fu...
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she sees his penis out
she sees his penis out
The problem with people who do these types of things for thrills is that they're constantly pushing the boundaries of what they feel they can do and what they can get away with it. Today he might be rubbing himself up against some ginger tart on a train, tomorrow he's hiding in bushes near a pla...
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JFredUK
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2 weeks ago
Darth Vader - The Suit - Episode III
Lord Vader, having lost the battle with Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar, is rescued by the emperor and given his familiar bio-suit. His journey towards ...
3.43 Nooooooooooooooooo....!!
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Darth Vader - The Suit - Episode III
Lord Vader, having lost the battle with Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar, is rescued by the emperor and given his familiar bio-suit. His journey towards ...
@Gregdekiller999 James Earl Jones, who did the voice for Vader, is American. I wouldn't say that he sounds British. but his tone and diction, (not only in the Star Wars movies but in practically all his other work, too), are very distinctive. It's interesting that he took diction lessons as a c...
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STAR WARS Episode 7 Return of the Emperior Trailer
STAR WARS Episode 7 Return of the Emperior Trailer
'Emperior?' Is that a dyslexic emperor?
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Official Star Wars Episode 7 Trailer
After much rumor, the official trailer for Star Wars Episode 7 has been found!!! I found it somewhere buried deep in the Star Wars website.
NOT!
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Awwww... no break-dancing Ewoks?
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What if Anakin had never turned to the Dark Side?
History will be made. www.gackhollywood.com
So, you asked the question, 'what if...?' But then the video gives no conclusion as to the question! So, the point of the video was what, exactly?
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Frontier First Encounters D3d Comparison
this is a comparison video showcasing the original 1995 version to the 2009/10 version which will be repacked soon with new music and effects and c...
Any news as yet about this?
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Pilot - January (HQ) |Christmas TOTP '75|
TOP OF THE POPS (25-12-1975) -- part 1 of 13.
Introduced by Tony Blackburn and Noel Edmonds
As a lucky 6 year old, I was allowed to stay up New Year's Eve 1974, and as Big Bens' chimes ended on the radio, and 1975 began, this was the first song they played. Which, I thought at the time, was very appropriate!
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Pilot - January (HQ) |Christmas TOTP '75|
TOP OF THE POPS (25-12-1975) -- part 1 of 13.
Introduced by Tony Blackburn and Noel Edmonds
As a lucky 6 year old, I was allowed to stay up New Year's Eve 1974, and as Big Bens' chimes ended on the radio, and 1975 began, this was the first song they played. Which, I thought at the time, was very appropriate!
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JFredUK
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2 weeks ago
David Essex - Hold Me Close (HQ) |Christmas TOTP '75|
TOP OF THE POPS (25-12-1975) -- part 13 of 13.
Introduced by Tony Blackburn and Noel Edmonds
Not kidding, when I was a little kid in the 70's and used to hear this song, I thought the words were, 'Oh, me clothes don't let me go..' LOL
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David Soul - Silver Lady
Magnifique chanson d'un excellent acteur et chanteur.
I always wanted to be Hutch in Starsky & Hutch. The fact that he also sang songs was a real plus for my imagination at the time!
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David Soul - Don't Give Up On Us
http://www.youtube.com/watc... to watch with better quality
"Starsky and Hutch" star hits UK number 1 in 1976.
@etornel79 Yup. That's David Soul who played Kenneth Hutchinson. He had 2 #1 hits in the UK. This and another called, 'Silver Lady.' Not bad for someone who isn't a natural singer but a great actor.
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Nolans - Gotta Pull Myself Together
Nolans - Gotta Pull Myself Together
Hmmm.... bums moving in unison. Certainly made an impression on this 12 year old at the time! (0;}
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The Nolans - Gotta Pull Myself Together 1980
Good quality video. SORRY its a bit short don't know what I was thinking about. Put it up though for the guys as the Girls have some fit a***s :p.....
Nice, what there was of it. Oh well, owt's better than nowt.
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Bee Gees - How Deep is Your Love
clipe c a tradução de "How Deep is Your Love"
I wish YouTube would stop making my eyes leak.
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FUNKY TOWN
BLONDIE
POP PUNK
@oconnorteresa Exactly what i thought as soon as I see it. Like this even sounds anything remotely like Debbie Harry... O_o
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JFredUK
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3 weeks ago
Cliff Richard - We don't talk anymore 1979
Cliff Richard - We don't talk anymore 1979
Used to think that life was sweet,
Used to think we were so complete,
I can't believe you'd throw it aw...
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JFredUK
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3 weeks ago
Boney M - Ma Baker
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We used to have a teacher at school by the name of Mrs. Baker. Needless to say, from the time this song came out until about 3 years later, practically everyone referred to her as.. 'Ma Baker.'
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Boney M. - Rivers of Babylon 1978
Boney M - Rivers of Babylon 1978
By the rivers of Babylon,
there we sat down
ye-eah we wept,
when we remembered Zion.
By the rivers of Babylon,...
I must point out, for the benefit of several younger viewers, this was NOT atypical of 70's fashion! Maybe for, 'pop', combos such as this, perhaps, but even this lot ain't a patch on the likes of Earth, Wind & Fire. If you want to see something, watch one of their videos, of the time! LOL
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Alton Brown's Haggis
Eat haggis or you'll get the back of me hand!
I think the back of your hand might taste nicer. (0;}
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UK TV Adverts, c. 1978 (2)
c. 1978
Regardling Nestlé. The company originated in Switzerland and was pronounced as the French, Nestlé, everywhere else other than the UK. Fortunately, the English verb nestle, meaning to move or arrange oneself into a comfortable and cosy position, fitted well with the company's logo of a bird sat ...
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UK TV Adverts 1970 x 8
Cracking selection comprising: Join The Men Mining, Chanel No.5, Fanny & Johnnie Craddock, Nimble bread, Australia Emigration, Inter-City Railways,...
Back when colaminers mined coal and football supporters looked like Max Bygraves, women ate, 'real', bread whilst hot-air balloon gliding, women in black and white cycled to see some old bloke get off a train and, 'on the buses', got its own colour suplement in the TV Times!
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Thames Adverts, c. 1974 (3)
c. 1974
I remember the swirley chocolate animation bit in the Rolos advert quite well. I had to laugh at the Gibbs SR one, what with the hand-gliding skiiers giving lumps of ice to bints on top of snowy mountain tops, and all.. What it had to do with toothpaste, is anyone's guess. That's advertising f...
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Status Quo - Technicolour Dream [Excellent quality]
Please don't forget to check out my other channel: http://www.youtube.com/user...
@beyondalohas Quo through their own admission, years later, said that they didn't want to be recording or playing these types of songs, but were told by their management that this is what they had to do in order to become, 'pop stars.' It didn't last too long, though. Within a few years, they d...
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About JFredUK's channel
Henry's Cat - The Race
Series 1 - Episode 2
3,990 views
JFredUK said:
'A special prize for Chris Rabbit, as it was his Birthday this year..' LOL
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak Live HQ
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak Live HQ
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JFredUK said:
@unclemort1960 I always understood that the, 'Jailbreak', referred to in this song was someone who had just broken out of Jail. i.e. a noun rather than a verb. Tonight, there's going to be a Jailbreak(er), somewhere in this town. Tonight, there's going to be a Jailbreak(er), so don't you be ar...
thin lizzy - toughest street in town - Black Rose
Free downloads at http://FREEFONETONES.INFO thin lizzy - toughest street in town - Black Rose
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JFredUK said:
@Deth666Iron Try Jailbreak if you don't want, 'crappy pop songs.' Although, to be fair, Thin Lizzy weren't a pop group just because they had their fair share of lighter songs. Every band has light and dark.
Test Card Transmission
I've a new BOC video lined up. In the meantime though, is a test card with some music.
(featuring Roger Limb's "Swirley")
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JFredUK said:
@PagesFromCeefax They used this tune mostly for the Engineering Information that they showed on Thursdays after the morning edition of PlaySchool on BBC2. It's called, 'Swirley', and it's by Roger Limb and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
Testcard BBC 1 (Extended Authentic Music Version)
This video answers my critics even here on You Tube. My original "ENYA" effort was just a tester. This video is the BBC testcard with ORIGINAL big ...
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JFredUK said:
@airscrew1 Me too.. In fact, you'd be surprised at just how many kids of the 60's, 70's and early part of the 80's did just that! We all had our favourites, and even years later can still remember the order that these tunes were played in from each tape.
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