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http://www.thecomedynetwork.ca/blogs/2014/02/dailyshow-feb6-robyn-doolittle

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ROBYN HOOD those are sick Zelda moves you have. And she is purrrrrrrrdy!

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Yay! Sifted thanks to you!

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Replaced the dead embed w/ a new one. Video actually starts @ 0:49 after a fun rant from Robyn Hitchcock himself.

I was in tears at Robyn's "crib" coverage Very classy.

Dammit, and familiar vistas too, now I want to visit Sweden again.

1. Beatles - I Wanna Be Your Man
2. Robyn - Eclipse
3. Police - King of Pain
4. Stravinsky - Piano Concerto (mvt 3)
5. A-Ha - Living Daylights (James Bond Theme) (embarrassing)
6. The Statler Brothers - Flowers On The Wall
7. Vaughn Williams - Symphony 5 (mvt 4)
8. Jerry Goldsmith - Carol Ann's Theme from Poltergeist
9. Harry Connick jr. - Just A Boy
10. Malajube - Montreal -40C

You know I was going to look this up when I saw this vid and post it at the same time, but got side tracked. Love this song. Good sift!


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I thought you may find it amusing that your "Balloon Man" post triggered my memory caused me to submit this...
http://www.videosift.com/video/Robyn-Hitchcock-the-Egyptians-Balloon-Man

Thank you!

I thought you may find it amusing that your "Balloon Man" post triggered my memory caused me to submit this...
http://www.videosift.com/video/Robyn-Hitchcock-the-Egyptians-Balloon-Man

Thank you!

Giorgio de Chirico is most famous for this street:
http://www.gmfilm.co.uk/de_chirico_pic_02.jpg
His other stuff is not nearly as good as this.

Robyn Hitchcock, on the other hand, is a peculiar and consistently wonderful genius. And his between-song stories cannot be matched. btw Storefront Hitchcock is a great film with Robyn and Deni.

I sang "it's a bat, it's a bat, it's a bat, it's a GIRL!" to Lo a few days ago. And now, I can just find the real version and wait for it to be sifted to my discard treasure trove.

Ahhh. I had this CD, although I'll be damned if I can find it. Robyn was also a real pleasure when he toured with Billy Bragg in 1997 or so.