in the future, historians will permanently label things like this as 'huh?'
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Griffin Saver Something, something, 2006, something., Tue 11 Dec 2012, 11:07,
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I have a whole CD of it. 'SPACED OUT, The very best of Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner'
(chosen as a third Cd to make up a 3for2 offer in HMV years ago)
Track listing.
1- King Henry V. (Shatner)
2- Elegy for the brave. (Shatner)
3- Highly Illogical. (Nimoy)
4- If I had a hammer. (Nimoy)
5- Mr Tambourine Man. (Shatner)
6- Where is love? (Nimoy)
7- Music to watch space girls by (Nimoy)
8- It was a very good year (Shatner)
9- Ruby don't take your love to town (Nimoy)
10- Hamlet (Shatner)
11- A visit to a sad planet (Nimoy)
12- Abraham, Martin and John (Nimoy)
13- Lucy in the sky with diamonds (Shatner)
14- If I was a carpenter (Nimoy)
15- How insensitive (Shatner)
16- I'd love making love to you (Nimoy)
17- Put a little love in your heart (Nimoy)
18- Sunny (Nimoy)
19- Gentle on my mind (Nimoy)
20- I walk the line (Nimoy)
21- Ballad of Bilbo Baggins (Nimoy)
22- Everybody's talkin' (Nimoy)
23- Both sides now (Nimoy)
24- Spock thoughts (Nimoy)
Fuck it. I'm going to listen to it now. I seem to remember Shatner singing 'Mr Tambourine Man' as if said man was attacking him with said tambourine.
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I have this too.
It's great entertainment, but shite music.
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TheAlmightyBeev, Tue 11 Dec 2012, 12:49,
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Mr Tambourine Man's my favourite Shat song,
but it works better on the original album 'The Transformed Man' where he segues from a poetry reading into the bad acid trip of MTM (with a cry at the end on par with 'Khaaaaan'!).
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Happosai _,,,,_(O ; o)_,,,, Tue 11 Dec 2012, 14:51,
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In the future there will be digital historians who dig through the internet
They will summarise that much like the ancient egyptians we too worshipped cats, except that we believed they spoke in broken english and ate fast food.
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Draconacticus Reject shampoo. Demand real poo!, Tue 11 Dec 2012, 13:39,
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