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TVNZ Ident (complete with T in the top right corner), Theme to "Drop of Kulcha", Announcer Terry Herbert, The Androids - Auckland Tonight. From 1981 "Kulcha", of course a reference to Rob Muldoon's comments.

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  • Woohoo and a sincere cheers to you, Duncstar. My only regret is my favorite "Getting Jumpy" hasn't been uploaded. Feel free to do so. We don't need a vid, just the audio is fine. Yay for the Androidss! RIP Stephen and much love to your brother Eric and the rest of the crew.

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  • Announcer was identified as being Terry Herbert by Jake Morrison in the comments under the post on Public Address with this video... "...He was a bicyle courier who, mistaken as someone auditioning for the role of presenter, ended up getting the gig! He worked in advertising when I knew him around 5-6 years ago, though not sure where he's at now..."

  • RIP Eric :-(

  • Sad news today as we learn that Eric Marsden passed away. RIP my old friend.

  • That's so cool I just saw Eric like three days ago, he's a good cunt.

  • Got real lucky in the 90s. Just happened to see an ad in the paper for the Androidss' one-off reunion gig. The Gladstone had long gone, so they pulled out a primo performance at the Jet Set Lounge. Huge number of the old Gladstone set in circulation that night. This song was the flip side of Getting Jumpy. Still got the 45. Was there a vid?

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