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William Orbit — Water from a Vine Leaf (w/ Beth Orton)
Album: Strange Cargo III
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7.6

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Released: 1993
Length: 6:49
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And you start swimming and swimming
And swimming and swimming
And you never stop swimming until you reach the ocean
And you're swimming into the sunset without me

And I find myself suddenly waking up
And there are four young girls
Giving me water from a vine leaf
Just dropping it onto my tongue

Nothing more
You surround me
Break on through
Release me

Nothing more
You surround me
Break on through
Release me

Nothing more
You surround me
Break on through
Release me

Break on through
Release me
Break on through
Release me
Break on through
Release me
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A solid 10 for me!   This one never gets old!
Posted 1 month ago by brucej76    [ Reply ]
5 years ago I bumped this kick ass groove to a 9. Bumping it to a 10 today!
(August 1st 2024)

Great stuff. 
Posted 3 months ago by MayBaby    [ Reply ]
 walk2k wrote:

square waves oscillate
envelopes the frontal lobe
shift my frequency



For the better, I trust. 
Posted 8 months ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
 flozer68 wrote:

With this song i discover William Orbit and few albums of he. Many thanks RP. Greatings from Transsylvania, Romania.



Nice.  My father was born in Transylvania.  Think of him whenever I see mention of your home. 
Posted 8 months ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
8 > 9 

What was I thinking? 
Posted 8 months ago by bruceandjenna    [ Reply ]
Knobs to 15!  Because 11 is not enough.
Posted 9 months ago by Beaker    [ Reply ]
 jjbchansen159 wrote:

Hasn't aged well.  



Kind of like your comment then, which got old almost instantly.
Posted 10 months ago by enkay    [ Reply ]
Thought of the day...Empathy.
Posted 10 months ago by pete_shakey    [ Reply ]
Came by to rate this a 10.  Already at 10.  Need an option for a 12 rating, William!
Posted 11 months ago by Beaker    [ Reply ]
Its not the kind of music I would go out and buy (haven't "bought" any music since CDs anyway lol) but this is very groovy. 
Posted 1 year ago by igotitmade2k    [ Reply ]
Knobs to 11 !

One of my most fave RP discoveries!
Posted 1 year ago by Beaker    [ Reply ]
A solid 10 for me.  Never gets tiring or dated
Posted 1 year ago by brucej76    [ Reply ]
What a tune!
Posted 1 year ago by alex_h    [ Reply ]
I've always loved the slinky sounds in the intro.  Nothing like that slinkity sound...
Posted 1 year ago by ick    [ Reply ]
 flozer68 wrote:

With this song i discover William Orbit and few albums of he. Many thanks RP. Greatings from Transsylvania, Romania.




Ce mai faci? (how are you?)   Buna dimineata! (good morning!)   PS: I checked your profile, you have excellent taste in music!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
With this song i discover William Orbit and few albums of he. Many thanks RP. Greatings from Transsylvania, Romania.
Posted 1 year ago by flozer68    [ Reply ]
First time I’ve heard this version. But listened to another many times on a Sasha & John Digweed compilation mixed album called “Northern Exposure”. A must listen to, if you like this. This track is beautiful, total journey music, Love it!
Posted 1 year ago by boltech    [ Reply ]
TIL that Beth Orton did the vocals for this classic bit of chill.
Posted 1 year ago by sajitjacob    [ Reply ]
square waves oscillate
envelopes the frontal lobe
shift my frequency
Posted 1 year ago by walk2k    [ Reply ]
am caulking ceiling battens, a rather tedious and unpleasant job. the music is all that is keeping me from throwing the gun out the front door. should hire these jobs out but am trying to avoid poverty ;-)
Posted 1 year ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 silberschmucky wrote:

Ein Ohrenschmaus :-)



Bestimmt
Posted 1 year ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
Have listened to this in Thailand on a beach after having a milkshake which made me feel funny. 

Think it was food poisoning. 
Posted 2 years ago by yougivememosi    [ Reply ]
The bass and drums in this track, as well as the phasing synths are fucking brilliant...  As an electronic musician and producer - this is fucking awesome.
Posted 2 years ago by tm    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:



Explain, please?

I second that
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
 jjbchansen159 wrote:

Hasn't aged well.  




Explain, please?
Posted 2 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
I love this SO much.
Posted 2 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Fantastic article about William Orbit here  https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/nov/19/madonna-drugs-and-helicopter-trained-dogs-the-dark-starry-life-of-william-orbit
Posted 2 years ago by Cricketer    [ Reply ]
Ein Ohrenschmaus :-)
Posted 2 years ago by silberschmucky    [ Reply ]
In case you were curious (like I was),  William Orbit seems to have no affiliation with either Orbital or the The Orb, apart from all 3 being English electronic music artists that were active in the early 90's.   I guess I wasn't paying enough attention to have been confused about that back then.
Posted 2 years ago by ibribe    [ Reply ]
Hasn't aged well.  
Posted 2 years ago by jjbchansen159    [ Reply ]
 bluematrix wrote:

I was on a little island in the Sea of Thailand called Koh Tao about 5 years ago at a cool little dive (as in scuba) bar called Moov. It had the most slanted pool table I've ever seen, which seemed to slant even more after I got buzzed up in the big treehouse (which towered over this crazy looking igloo, go figure) in the back with half a dozen divers. About midnight or so, most of people in the bar head to the other side of the island in whatever scooter or pickup bed you could hitch a ride in, for a beach party that was going to start soon. Incredibly the DJ was... yea, Orbit. Swaying in the soft sand under a million stars on a tiny island filled with peaceful cool people from around the globe on a perfect night with a great buzz to this guy... well..  yea.. it is definitely on the highlight reel of my life. 



A story of paradise. Thank you for illustrating a dream with your words.
Posted 2 years ago by JPOSBORN    [ Reply ]
 xcranky_yankee wrote:
...in a good way? this is great background music early Sunday am


A bit hyperactive for a Sunday am at my age (and hers) but in our youth... 
Posted 2 years ago by kbs    [ Reply ]
 MrsTom wrote:

The way she pronounces 'tongue' makes me squirm. 

...in a good way? this is great background music early Sunday am


Posted 2 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 spiritfla wrote:
I actually found this one on my own back in 1995 on a Sunday evening  FM radio Program called "Star Streams" with host "Forest" It was out of Sedona, AZ I think. Such great times, but this song! It has remained in my A rotation and something I always play for others...LOUDLY. I appreciate that it's here on RP and NOT surprised at all. 

A solid 11 for me!
 


I too was a Starstreams fan back in the day. When I discovered it on the cool Seattle station of the day, Forest was going by his actual name, Frank Forrest. He operated out of Mill Valley, CA. It was locally known as "Marin County hot tub music".  
 ; -)
Posted 2 years ago by kenmo    [ Reply ]
 hempmandan wrote:

Beth Orton. Too good to be a popular artist, but damn well should be...


Like patty griffin 
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
Good tune!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
Beth Orton. Too good to be a popular artist, but damn well should be...
Posted 2 years ago by hempmandan    [ Reply ]
 actusreus wrote:
Yawn. I appreciate the artistry, but it does nothing for me. it makes me feel like I am in my dentist's waiting room.

Is your dentist taking new patients?  Can I get her number?
Posted 3 years ago by mread    [ Reply ]
 misterbearbaby wrote:

Turn this wicked joint all the way up to 11, babies! Years  .... hell... decades ago a swift talking salesman convinced me I "needed" to shell out an extra $200 bucks for the amplifier with the 2,200-watt toroidal power transformer versus the wimpy, standard 1700-watt jobber. There was the b est 200 bux I ever wasted! Every once in a while, I waken those extra amperes to do what they're there for. Thank you jesus, Nelson Pass, mister salesman, and R.P. 



I can't imagine the impact, at 75% with a Linn active setup and 200 watts per channel I get blown out of the room.
Posted 3 years ago by dmiley    [ Reply ]
The way she pronounces 'tongue' makes me squirm. 
Posted 3 years ago by MrsTom    [ Reply ]
 dkwalika wrote:
I like this a lot.
 

go further De Kay Waleekaa..a....ahhhhhhhhhhh - this is hot poop - further.... this is life affirming . I listen to this and want to keep on living a little longer.
Posted 3 years ago by arserocket    [ Reply ]
I like this a lot.
Posted 3 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
 bluematrix wrote:
I was on a little island in the Sea of Thailand called Koh Tao about 5 years ago at a cool little dive (as in diving) bar called Moov. It had the most slanted pool table I've ever seen, which seemed to slant even more after I got buzzed up in the big treehouse in the back. About midnight or so, most of bar heads to the other side of the island for a beach party. The DJ was... yea, Orbit. Swaying in the soft sand under a million stars on a tiny island filled with peaceful cool people from around the globe on a perfect night with a great buzz to this guy... well..  yea.. it is definitely on the highlight reel of my life. 
 
"Murder Island"
Posted 3 years ago by whaleboneman    [ Reply ]
This never gets old - an "11"
Posted 3 years ago by spiritfla    [ Reply ]
 misterbearbaby wrote:
Turn this wicked joint all the way up to 11, babies! Years  .... hell... decades ago a swift talking salesman convinced me I "needed" to shell out an extra $200 bucks for the amplifier with the 2,200-watt toroidal power transformer versus the wimpy, standard 1700-watt jobber. There was the b est 200 bux I ever wasted! Every once in a while, I waken those extra amperes to do what they're there for. Thank you jesus, Nelson Pass, mister salesman, and R.P. 
 

Not sure you'd have noticed the difference. Do you live in a stadium :-) 
Posted 3 years ago by Silvervanman    [ Reply ]
Love me some BO vocals...
Posted 4 years ago by mjbaumann    [ Reply ]
 spiritfla wrote:
what a story!

 

Posted 4 years ago by spiritfla    [ Reply ]
 spiritfla wrote:
wow...great story.

 

Posted 4 years ago by spiritfla    [ Reply ]
 bluematrix wrote:
I was on a little island in the Sea of Thailand called Koh Tao about 5 years ago at a cool little dive (as in diving) bar called Moov. It had the most slanted pool table I've ever seen, which seemed to slant even more after I got buzzed up in the big treehouse in the back. About midnight or so, most of bar heads to the other side of the island for a beach party. The DJ was... yea, Orbit. Swaying in the soft sand under a million stars on a tiny island filled with peaceful cool people from around the globe on a perfect night with a great buzz to this guy... well..  yea.. it is definitely on the highlight reel of my life. 
 

Posted 4 years ago by spiritfla    [ Reply ]
 dkwalika wrote:
Real nice. I should be on a freeway out west, letting it roll!
 
Back when this came out, I'd just moved out west, and this Outstanding track is a part of that life era. Roll on!
Posted 4 years ago by bluejay08003    [ Reply ]
Real nice. I should be on a freeway out west, letting it roll!
Posted 4 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
I actually found this one on my own back in 1995 on a Sunday evening  FM radio Program called "Star Streams" with host "Forest" It was out of Sedona, AZ I think. Such great times, but this song! It has remained in my A rotation and something I always play for others...LOUDLY. I appreciate that it's here on RP and NOT surprised at all. 

A solid 11 for me!
 
Posted 4 years ago by spiritfla    [ Reply ]
Oh, this sounds so good through dac/amp and some Hifiman planar magnetics!
Posted 4 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
 misterbearbaby wrote:
Turn this wicked joint all the way up to 11, babies! Years  .... hell... decades ago a swift talking salesman convinced me I "needed" to shell out an extra $200 bucks for the amplifier with the 2,200-watt toroidal power transformer versus the wimpy, standard 1700-watt jobber. There was the b est 200 bux I ever wasted! Every once in a while, I waken those extra amperes to do what they're there for. Thank you jesus, Nelson Pass, mister salesman, and R.P. 
 
Nelson does indeed know his stuff.
Posted 4 years ago by garyalex    [ Reply ]
 Queue wrote:
Anyone know if that's a real bass?
 

I play bass. Sounds like an electronic loop but still pretty good.  
Posted 4 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
Nice bass groove. Would be a lot more interesting with a live bass player instead of a loop.

Still gets an 8.
Posted 4 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
I'm dancing in my chair while teleworking during COVID-19. The speakers were cranked all the way!
Posted 4 years ago by dmiklitz    [ Reply ]
7 to 8 .. something about it .. rocking in my chair while working from home.  Stay safe everyone!
Posted 4 years ago by pontfarrer    [ Reply ]
Anyone know if that's a real bass?
Posted 4 years ago by Queue    [ Reply ]
I just watched some nails work their way out of my ceiling.
Love it!
Posted 4 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Nice! The isolated keyboard notes remind me of the soundtrack of some of Ken Loach's films.
Posted 4 years ago by Egctheow    [ Reply ]
As acclaimed as he/they are, this song, although sounds good, seems quite a bit shy of many words!! Be nice to have a meaningful song, to such a nice sound!! But, thanks
RP, nevertheless!!
Posted 4 years ago by Signwrtr61    [ Reply ]
 MrStatenIsle wrote:
Hmm, seems a misuse of Beth Orton here. The tune coulda used anyone, and she certainly didn't need to do this. Maybe friends of hers, or a favor?
 
  It doesn't seem like a "misuse" to me.  She's done quite a bit of electronica and/or "folktronica"and spoken word stuff; she is also friends with William Orbit and has worked with him before - on at least two of her albums.  This song is on her compilation album "Pass In Time", so apparently she didn't consider doing this recording some sort of unnecessary obligation.
Posted 5 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Alexa, volume up. Again.
Posted 5 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
 MrStatenIsle wrote:
Hmm, seems a misuse of Beth Orton here. The tune coulda used anyone, and she certainly didn't need to do this. Maybe friends of hers, or a favor?
 
How did you determine that "she certainly didn't need to do this"?
Posted 5 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
Hmm, seems a misuse of Beth Orton here. The tune coulda used anyone, and she certainly didn't need to do this. Maybe friends of hers, or a favor?
Posted 5 years ago by MrStatenIsle    [ Reply ]
Watch out for the bike :-)
Posted 5 years ago by Egctheow    [ Reply ]
Love this stuff!
Posted 5 years ago by lzappaco    [ Reply ]
 TomJB wrote:

What would I do w/o RP in the morning  ☕
 

afternoon, evening and nights too.... 
Posted 5 years ago by ShamanManu    [ Reply ]
 TomJB wrote:

What would I do w/o RP in the morning  ☕
 
My little ceremony as well :) :) :)

Posted 5 years ago by TerrorGovernor    [ Reply ]
I was introduced to Orbit through an IRS 'No Speak' compilation in the late 80s and grabbed each of the original 3 'Strange Cargo' albums as they came out through the 90s. Fabulous stuff. Have yet to fill in the gaps with later material, but always love it when he comes up in the RP playlists. 
Posted 5 years ago by memoryboxer    [ Reply ]
A cool groove and boobies on the album cover, what more could one want?
Posted 5 years ago by Retrograde-orbit    [ Reply ]
Excellent headphone music so thank you for the experience!
Posted 5 years ago by oldhipsjackson    [ Reply ]
 misterbearbaby wrote:
Turn this wicked joint all the way up to 11, babies! Years  .... hell... decades ago a swift talking salesman convinced me I "needed" to shell out an extra $200 bucks for the amplifier with the 2,200-watt toroidal power transformer versus the wimpy, standard 1700-watt jobber. There was the b est 200 bux I ever wasted! Every once in a while, I waken those extra amperes to do what they're there for. Thank you jesus, Nelson Pass, mister salesman, and R.P. 
 
Can I come over with my records and my stash :) 
Posted 6 years ago by TerrorGovernor    [ Reply ]
 misterbearbaby wrote:
Turn this wicked joint all the way up to 11, babies! Years  .... hell... decades ago a swift talking salesman convinced me I "needed" to shell out an extra $200 bucks for the amplifier with the 2,200-watt toroidal power transformer versus the wimpy, standard 1700-watt jobber. There was the b est 200 bux I ever wasted! Every once in a while, I waken those extra amperes to do what they're there for. Thank you jesus, Nelson Pass, mister salesman, and R.P. 
 

Do your neighbours enjoy the amplifier too?
Posted 6 years ago by tfioreze    [ Reply ]
Classic greatness!{#Roflol}
Posted 6 years ago by spiritfla    [ Reply ]
Gotta bump it to a 9
Posted 6 years ago by MayBaby    [ Reply ]
I love William Orbit, this retro-future sound is so naive to my ears! PLUR to all my ravers
Posted 6 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
Turn this wicked joint all the way up to 11, babies! Years  .... hell... decades ago a swift talking salesman convinced me I "needed" to shell out an extra $200 bucks for the amplifier with the 2,200-watt toroidal power transformer versus the wimpy, standard 1700-watt jobber. There was the b est 200 bux I ever wasted! Every once in a while, I waken those extra amperes to do what they're there for. Thank you jesus, Nelson Pass, mister salesman, and R.P. 
Posted 6 years ago by misterbearbaby    [ Reply ]
 sdwright wrote:
Yes, music to my ears this morning!
{#Heartkiss}

 
What would I do w/o RP in the morning  ☕
Posted 6 years ago by TomJB    [ Reply ]
https://youtu.be/Srf3RcgCTRU


Posted 6 years ago by MSTNguru    [ Reply ]
Wow, Koh Tao... Nice!  I was there and beyond (Koh NangGan, the one with the Triangle of Beaches at low-tide seen from above in all those post cards), in '89... before the airport on Koh Samui changed everything... Some of the best snorkeling on Earth; right up there with Barrier Reef, Tioman, Tulamben, Okinawa, Maui, Big Island, Mauritius...
Absolutely love this song; would have loved to see him jam in a beach hut on Tao... Did you do the Full Moon Shroom Parties? In all my memories of my three times to Bali, I can never forget the Special Mushroom Omelettes at Midnight Oil Cafe in Legian Beach... 

bluematrix wrote:
I was on a little island in the Sea of Thailand called Koh Tao about 5 years ago at a cool little dive (as in diving) bar called Moov. It had the most slanted pool table I've ever seen, which seemed to slant even more after I got buzzed up in the big treehouse in the back. About midnight or so, most of bar heads to the other side of the island for a beach party. The DJ was... yea, Orbit. Swaying in the soft sand under a million stars on a tiny island filled with peaceful cool people from around the globe on a perfect night with a great buzz to this guy... well..  yea.. it is definitely on the highlight reel of my life.

Posted 6 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
I was on a little island in the Sea of Thailand called Koh Tao about 5 years ago at a cool little dive (as in scuba) bar called Moov. It had the most slanted pool table I've ever seen, which seemed to slant even more after I got buzzed up in the big treehouse (which towered over this crazy looking igloo, go figure) in the back with half a dozen divers. About midnight or so, most of people in the bar head to the other side of the island in whatever scooter or pickup bed you could hitch a ride in, for a beach party that was going to start soon. Incredibly the DJ was... yea, Orbit. Swaying in the soft sand under a million stars on a tiny island filled with peaceful cool people from around the globe on a perfect night with a great buzz to this guy... well..  yea.. it is definitely on the highlight reel of my life. 
Posted 6 years ago by bluematrix    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:
Has anyone specified the Latin binomial of the species from which this vine's leaf is derived? One wonders...
 
It's probably Hedera helix - William Orbit is British after all..
Posted 7 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
LOLing at the times this was considered a futuristic sound
Posted 7 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
Bum shuffle in office chair.  Let them stare!
Posted 7 years ago by ai63    [ Reply ]
Has anyone specified the Latin binomial of the species from which this vine's leaf is derived? One wonders...
Posted 7 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
1 9 9 3

Way out ahead.
Posted 7 years ago by zedstation    [ Reply ]
This goes great with Monday morning coffeee!  {#Sunny}
Posted 7 years ago by TomJB    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Beth Orton's from Naarch? I always thought, wrongly, that she was from across the Pond. Thanks for that bit of trivia. As for exports from that fine town, have you not forgotten Alan Partridge? ;-)

 
Fred,
Being gestated in Norwich, I feel entitled to take issue with your pronunciation, it's Norrige, like porrige, if you're coming from Lunnun, that is. From Nottnam, perhaps there is no soft r, glottal stop nor consonant after all. Oh WTF (O what the Fred) it's all good.
They opened a new brewpub here this afternoon and I was invited to sample their wares in a 'soft opening'. Hah, there's a phrase invented by a man.
Posted 7 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
Brilliant. This song sends chills down my spine. Replay factor is extremely high!
Posted 7 years ago by IndyDoug    [ Reply ]
LOVE THIS —- the medicine to align my chacras...! {#Hearteyes}
Posted 7 years ago by Amaya_Stone    [ Reply ]
getting no work done now with this back to back goodness...... late 80s and early 90's were good...
Posted 7 years ago by arserocket    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
THIS SONG can make your thoughts seem unreal, your speakers sound surreal, and turn your whole day or night upside-down. YEAH

 
Well spoken indeed...YEAH :)


Posted 7 years ago by Ja300Mes    [ Reply ]
Hooked me right in. Can't believe this song is 21 years old and I've never heard it before. Obviously not listening to enough RP. But the song...the song is wonderful. Trippy and puts you in a trance in front of your speakers. Love it.
Posted 7 years ago by Ja300Mes    [ Reply ]
My day really needs this song in a loop. So great for those "Calgon take me away!" days in the cubes. 
Posted 7 years ago by Grayson    [ Reply ]
THIS SONG can make your thoughts seem unreal, your speakers sound surreal, and turn your whole day or night upside-down. YEAH
Posted 7 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
One of the first "Must Get" songs I jotted down after finding this website. Thanks Bill.
Posted 7 years ago by ashmj000    [ Reply ]
lovely.
Posted 8 years ago by heato23    [ Reply ]
Very nice… {#Whistle}
Posted 8 years ago by tfioreze    [ Reply ]
I feel like floating in space when I hear this ☝️
 
Posted 8 years ago by zunismyst    [ Reply ]
Made this a 10. Again.  Does the new site have an 11 setting?  {#Cheesygrin}
Posted 8 years ago by Nerubo    [ Reply ]
You can't play this enough as far as I'm concerned...just picks me up every time 
Posted 8 years ago by yorch    [ Reply ]
It has a super natural way about it {#Meditate}
Posted 8 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
like this a lot
Posted 8 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
drums are just to generic
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
Firts few lines of this, playing in teh background, I thought it was 801 'Tomorrow Never Knows'... but not so... but still interesting
Posted 8 years ago by DavidS_UK    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Beth Orton's from Naarch? I always thought, wrongly, that she was from across the Pond. Thanks for that bit of trivia. As for exports from that fine town, have you not forgotten Alan Partridge? ;-)

 
is his name pronounced "Alan Paaridch" your way fredriley?  ; )  cool tune donja tink
Posted 8 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]

Sometimes it helps to be later at night for trippy grooves, but this is real good, anytime.

{#Music} 

 
Posted 8 years ago by hallogallo    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Beth Orton's from Naarch? I always thought, wrongly, that she was from across the Pond. Thanks for that bit of trivia. As for exports from that fine town, have you not forgotten Alan Partridge? ;-)

 
Norwich?  How would we cope without Norwich?
Posted 8 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
 gazcon73 wrote:
Beth Orton , Norwich best export ( apart from Deliah Smith )
 
Beth Orton's from Naarch? I always thought, wrongly, that she was from across the Pond. Thanks for that bit of trivia. As for exports from that fine town, have you not forgotten Alan Partridge? ;-)
Posted 8 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Beth Orton , Norwich best export ( apart from Deliah Smith )
 
Posted 8 years ago by gazcon73    [ Reply ]
Strange Cargo indeed!

Do we miss the 90's?

(Press 1 for yes and 2 for no.)
Posted 8 years ago by RParadise    [ Reply ]
One of the best tracks to hear when it's 12:12am and The Buzz is on... Wildly inspired, and inspiring like no other... Rockin' it, yeah ~ ! 
Posted 9 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 CaffeineSam wrote:
Je trouve que c'est dehors debout.

 
  Je suis d'accord avec vous mon ami.. {#Wink}
Posted 9 years ago by moodfood    [ Reply ]
Love love love. Play more of this style.
Reminds me of Ri Ra, Dublin. BAck in the day...
Posted 9 years ago by Lemonhead    [ Reply ]
Moby on piano?
 
Posted 9 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
Je trouve que c'est dehors debout.
Posted 9 years ago by CaffeineSam    [ Reply ]
Sounds like the intro to 801's "Tomorrow Never Knows."
Posted 9 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Volume goes always up on this one. Just perfect.
Posted 9 years ago by hatramatra    [ Reply ]