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Did you stay awake up?
A warm, enfolding thank you to, clockwise from top left, Olga Cronin, Vanessa Foran, Marcel Kreuger, Martin McMahon and ‘Preposterous’, our panel on last night’s Broadsheet on the Telly.
The show can be viewed in its entirety above.
Sadly, Johnny Keenan and Neil Curran were no shows. Colic blamed in both cases. And Belfast-based guest Shayna O’Neill slept it out.
The panel, meanwhile, mulled over the issues surrounding Michael Colgan’s tenure at the Gate Theatre and Martin broke down the bogus self employment scheme that CHEATS us all.
Brief swearing.
Sorry.
Details on Martin’s book Ramshorn Republic mentioned on the show can be found here.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly on Broadsheet
You are cordially invited…
…to join a panel of your peers PLUS two special guests as they comb through the stories of the week like a brand spanking new Mason Pearson hair brush.
Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 10pm streaming LIVE into your homes (above) and on our You Tube Channel.
Dirty linen to be aired may include Catalonia, conspiracy facts, Colgan and GateGate,
Some swearing only to be expected.
Sorry.
Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly on Broadsheet
YIKES!
Two weeks ago, with a Golden Discs voucher worth 25 euros on offer, we asked you to name a song that gives you the chills.
You answered in your spooked out dozens.
But there could be only one scary winner.
In reverse order then…
Pink Floyd – Echoes
Boj writes:
While not exactly scary, I am always creeped out in a good way by Pink Floyd – Echoes because the sections of the song have a building level of menace. Earphones, dark room, *optional* mind-altering substance of choice and Echoes….ah thank you! My hipster buds tell me it would completely blow my mind on vinyl but I think I’ll be grand with me Discman (if I stay very still).
Ludo – ‘Love Me Dead
Elizabeth writes:
Starts out sounding like a kid’s nursery rhyme sung by a fresh faced nice looking young man and goes via screaming guitars to a very dark place lyrically. Who could not failed to be charmed with these lines?
You suck so passionately
You’re a parasitic, psycho, filthy creature
Finger-bangin’ my heart
You call me up drunk
Does the fun ever start?
You’re hideous and sexy!The video is probably NSFW (enjoy!)
Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead
Otis Blue writes:
While not exactly scary, I’m always creeped out in a good way by the Bela Lugosi’s Dead by Bauhaus because a ludicrously overblown goth standard never gets old. Even if I have.
Dead Can Dance – The Host of Seraphim
Walter Ego writes:
While not exactly scary, I am always creeped out in a good way by The Host Of Seraphim, From Dead Can Dance because Lisa Gerrard’s ethereal voice just haunts and sends shivers down the very pit of your soul. ’
Winner
Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath
Gorugeen writes:
While not exactly scary,I am always creeped out in a good way by Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath because the storm and tolling bell intro followed by [Tony] Iommi’s pure metal riff pull the listener into the dark gloom. Ozzy then lays on a thick layer of dread with his almost dreamy lyrics. The figure in black is now pointing at the listener.
Ozzy beseeches “Oh God no” and we’re right there with him in the dread. Now we start to run, Butler, Ward and Iommi erupt a rollicking dirge. We truly get our mosh on. It’s got it all. Horror, tension, dread, gloom and volcanic riffs. Creepy but sort of scary and loads of fun…
Thanks all.
Previously: I Got Chills
A short by Tal Kantor in which:
A brief meeting after many years undermines a father’s world and renders his words meaningless.
Speeding
atUltan Mashup writes:
Happy 500th Reformation Day! Without Martin Luther sure where would Ireland be without those lovely cake sales to raise money for the Protestant church roof fund?
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