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BBC4 tonight - Heavy Metal Britannia

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    bazmaiden
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    nice one, in work early tomorrow and i'm not gonna watch the late late,


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    RayCon
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    Red Wine and Beers on standby


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    nacho libre
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    Thanks for letting us know about this.


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    mike65
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    A heads up for a late addition

    Rock Family Trees(Documentary)
    BBC 4
    Sunday, March 7th, 2010 11:50pm to 12:40am

    Deep Purple People.
    Programme charting the tempestuous history of one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time. Members of Deep Purple and its offshoots - Rainbow, Whitesnake and Gillan - describe with remarkable frankness the highs and lows of three decades in the music business, including the events which led to lead singer Ian Gillan leaving Deep Purple at the height of its success in 1973.

    Next Friday is Blues night


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    waltersobchak
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    mike65 wrote: »
    A heads up for a late addition

    Rock Family Trees(Documentary)
    BBC 4
    Sunday, March 7th, 2010 11:50pm to 12:40am

    Deep Purple People.
    Programme charting the tempestuous history of one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time. Members of Deep Purple and its offshoots - Rainbow, Whitesnake and Gillan - describe with remarkable frankness the highs and lows of three decades in the music business, including the events which led to lead singer Ian Gillan leaving Deep Purple at the height of its success in 1973.

    Next Friday is Blues night

    That sounds ****ing awesome..


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    mike65
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    Enjoyed that! My only quibble is that it was way too short, you could easily make a 12 part series without getting to nerdy.


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