BBC Grandstand Theme Tune Backwards

Wicked Game by Chris Isaac, sped up and pitch-shifted.

Joan Collins announces the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman during her one-woman show at the Leicester Square, 2nd February 2014.

Joan Collins announces the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, 2nd February 2014

From Stella Street: The Movie, Phil Cornwell as David Bowie sings White Suited & Booted by Simon Brint.


White Suited & Booted

Alternate version of Not The Nine O'Clock News' Barry Manilow parody, from the Not In Front Of The Audience live LP.

Rowan Atkinson as Barry Manilow - Live

I always thought Morrissey should be more upbeat...

Morrissey - The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get (Sped Up)

Rene Artois and Barbara Windsor - Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Here comes the fuzz, better run because/
He'll have you down on your knees.
Here comes the fuzz, better run because/
He's nicking whoever he sees.

Jim Davidson - Here Come The Fuzz

Kenny Everett was king of the jingles, and would often have people he admired provide soundbites for his radio shows - which included the Muppets, whom Everett had introduce his many on-air competitions. On the 3rd October 1981 Kenny Everett returned to the BBC and broadcast his first show on Radio 2. These three jingles (complete with noise and chatter over them) were part of that show - one from Kermit The Frog (Jim Henson), two from Fozzie Bear (Frank Oz).

Kenny Everett's Muppet jingles, 1981

From The Tube episode 69, 15th March 1985 - a recreation of the final scene of Brazil, with Terry Gilliam in the chair and Hale and Pace torturing.

Terry Gilliam tortured by Hale and Pace on The Tube, 1985

Kenny Everett was king of the jingles, and would often have people he admired provide soundbites for his radio shows - which included the Muppets, whom Everett had introduce his many on-air competitions. In October 1981 Kenny Everett returned to the BBC and broadcast his weekly shows on Radio 2. The first three jingles here - one from Kermit The Frog (Jim Henson), two from Fozzie Bear (Frank Oz) - come from the first show of 3rd October 1981, the fourth jingle - Statler and Warldorf (Richard Hunt and Jim Henson) - from the second show of 10th October 1981.

You're Gonna Get What You Deserve

Music and Lyrics by John Vester
Performed by Jess Harnell
Produced by Richard Stone and John Vester

From Tripwire (1989).

Four years later Richard Stone was later the composer for Animaniacs, for which Jess Harnell was the voice of Wakko Warner.

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