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Here Is A Box: July 2011

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Here Is A Box. Thursday, 28 July 2011. Heads And Tails, Here We Hoo-ba-doo-ba-de-ba-doo-ba-do-ba-be-do-doodah-doodah-doodah-doodah-do-mmmmm-mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Teddy Edward - who, incidentally, now resides in a Japanese toy museum, having been sold in the nineties for a frankly ridiculous amount of money, despite one of the original Camberwick Green. This scheduling shortfall was duly made up by Ring-A-Ding. Infringing board game Bent Outta Shape. The story in this case - and the proto-postmodernist first...

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Here Is A Box: August 2011

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Here Is A Box. Monday, 1 August 2011. Stop, Hey, What's That Sound? Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb! Oh, alright then, Trumpton. As was promised several millennia ago, in the nearest that this unravelling thematic concept has ever got to anything resembling a cliffhanger, Trumpton. Was the second instalment in the oft-referenced Gordon Murray-helmed Brian Cant-narrated Freddie Phillips-soundtracked trilogy that later brought forth Chigley. For 1967 (which, patronisingly-obvious-fact fans, is when it was first sh...

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Here Is A Box: December 2011

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Here Is A Box. No posts. Show all posts. No posts. Show all posts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Here Is A Box. A Bunch Of Stuff That Happened, mostly while looking for records. Get Here Is A Box in book form here. Near Camberwick Green, Trumptonshire. Writer and occasional broadcaster. View my complete profile. Top Of The Here Is A Boxpops. Here's Baked Jam Roll In Kenneth Robinson's Eye. Bleu, Bleu, L'amour Est Bleu (Surtout En Regardent Pierre Bleu). In The Realm Of Nothing Whatever. Something thats bec...

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Here Is A Box: Stop, Hey, What's That Sound?, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb! *PHEEEEEEP*

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Here Is A Box. Monday, 1 August 2011. Stop, Hey, What's That Sound? Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb! Oh, alright then, Trumpton. As was promised several millennia ago, in the nearest that this unravelling thematic concept has ever got to anything resembling a cliffhanger, Trumpton. Was the second instalment in the oft-referenced Gordon Murray-helmed Brian Cant-narrated Freddie Phillips-soundtracked trilogy that later brought forth Chigley. For 1967 (which, patronisingly-obvious-fact fans, is when it was first sh...

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Here Is A Box: Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles (Avec Les Chevilles Sur Leurs Nez)

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Here Is A Box. Tuesday, 17 May 2011. Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles (Avec Les Chevilles Sur Leurs Nez). If you've ever heard the original French theme music from The Magic Roundabout. Or rather Le Manège Enchanté. Friend of all adults and children". Apparently, and which sounds about as far removed from a Françoise Hardy record as you're liable to get. Even if she was to stick a peg on her nose. As opposed to Le Manège Enchanté. How and why said worryingly haphazard 'everybody take cover! Poised ready to...

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Here Is A Box: April 2011

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Here Is A Box. Tuesday, 26 April 2011. Someone's Being Menaced By An Out-Of-Control Studio Campfire, My Lord, Kum Ba Yah. Well, the previous post has unintentionally inspired something of an online debate, with much 'trending' taking place over whether the closing theme of Blue Peter. Actually is titled Drum And Fife. Answers, as ever, on a postcard. Though preferably to here and not to Blue Peter, BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, London W12 7RJ. Out to track length with and so BBC Records And Tapes had...

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Here Is A Box: May 2011

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Here Is A Box. Tuesday, 31 May 2011. We Are The Biscuit Factory Rappers/Known On The Block As Da Chigley Packaz. And from The Magic Roundabout. And all of its associated not-about-drugs-ery, we move on with an equal lack of linkage with hallucinogen ingestion to one of the other iconic television animations of the 'swinging' sixties. Well, technically,. Not much, probably, as he didn't have a mouth. Nor, more to the point, was he actually a resident of Chigley. First broadcast in 1969, Chigley. Accompany...

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Here Is A Box: Just Who Is The Six O'Clock Whistle?

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Here Is A Box. Monday, 20 June 2011. Just Who Is The Six O'Clock Whistle? As we've already established at some considerable length, Lord Belborough was the nominal 'star' of Chigley. Slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball". In Oasis' Champagne Supernova. Thereby exposing Noel Gallagher's one true moment of poetry as just another sham after all. You may have noticed the use of the word 'instrumental' above. And you're probably thinking it's about time for a. By Dreadzone. The lyrics, a...

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Here Is A Box: Gallifreyan Staser Gun (3 Blasts)

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Here Is A Box. Tuesday, 22 March 2011. Gallifreyan Staser Gun (3 Blasts). If anyone ever did actually watch Doctor Who. From behind the 'sofa', then it's a fair bet that the second track of Music From BBC Children's Programmes. Would have similarly sent them diving for upholstered cover. For as the upbeat tones of the Play Away. Yes, the second track began with the original version of the Doctor Who. Theme music. Although not quite. Oh my gobby gobstoppers! Hopefully invoking (though that will become mor...

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Here Is A Box: June 2011

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Here Is A Box. Tuesday, 28 June 2011. I Am Mixing Colours Mixing Colours Mixing Colours, I Am Mixing Colours."? Well Bloody Well Mix Them And Get On With It, Then! Instead of stopping to ponder on the presumably British Psychedelic Trip. Related reasons why the last post but one got an inexplicable two thousand plus views yet the most recent one has struggled to achieve even two dozen (should have called it Juste qui est le Sifflet de Six Heures? Shake those feet/come on and wake those feet". Somewhere o...