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This is an offshoot band from Siouxsie and the Banshees. Siouxsie and drummer Budgie, with more or less percussion and vocals only.

This thread is for the fun videos that youtube contributor Zukalis has created. Thought it'll be good to have them together. There's some very clever and amusing stuff here.

Three series so far of Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon travelling around Europe, sampling cuisine and generally being themselves in an unscripted travelogue show.

His early stuff is not really my thing, but a change of direction in the eighties brought interesting developments. This double album was terrific.

A New Zealand born singer with a connection with David Bowie in the late seventies /early eighties. Bowie apparently walked in while Griff was recording with Tony Visconti, impressed with Griff and asked him to record versions of a few of his tracks, including an acoustic version of Space...

The genius that is Kate Bush. Not much more to say really. Here with Donald Sutherland no less!

Original lead singer of Ultravox, left them to pursue a rich and varied solo career.

Buzzcocks front man had a few solo albums which were big successes.

Used to love this show. Why don't they bring it back?

Can't believe I've not mentioned this band before now. Not everyone's cup of tea but have had some really great singles, and their albums contain some unexpectedly deep and well crafted tracks. Simon Le Bon is a stylish front man with a good voice. My two favourite albums are Medazzaland and Pop...

Band fronted by Steve Strange, who was involved in the new romantic music club scene, joined in the early days by Midge Ure and Billy Currie who went on to Ultravox.

New series from Big Finish is available now from BF website, and will be generally on sale from July. There's a little trailer available here, Star Cops on Big Finish

Hywel Bennett stars in comedy about a layabout avoiding work at all costs. Ten series made in two spells. Funny witty show, here in a clip with Nicholas Le Provost.

I was a teenager when this came out, and into all things Sci Fi of course, so this should not have interested me, but it had a magnetic appeal. A great cast of Frank Finlay, Susan Penhaligon, Sheila Allen and Deborah Grant, in this notorious series about an incestuous relationship between father...

Long running, and loved sketch show with Charlie Higson, Paul Whitehouse, Caroline Ahern, Mark Williams and Simon Day. Fast sketches and wacky characters.

Final episode, the ghost of a highwayman is released from his haunting area , a few miles from Motley when Gudgin rings a bell he discovers. This bell propels all the ghosts outside Motley where they face the highwayman Narcissus "Nasty" Bullock, an old friend of Fanny. Will Fanny betray his...

An unusual episode where the "fourth wall" is broken. A grand piano is being stored at Motley, coming with it is the ghost of its owner Ludwig Stumpf. The ghosts want a sing song evening, a concert, Stumpf agrees so long as he can take part. A funny ending, and a surprise rendition of the series...

Second part of two part story. The ghost of Sir George's sister is summoned to keep Sir George in line after his recent awkward behaviour. Part 2- Alexandra is making life miserable for everyone. She feels her death was not as accidental as Sir George claims and wants revenge. A croquet game...

An enjoyable episode allowing Freddie Jones, Arthur English, and Nicholas Le Provost to play another role, not variations of themselves but different people. A film crew arrives at Motley to make a documentary about an alleged plot carried out by Bodkin to assassinate Queen Elizabeth the first...