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Do you feel that playing rock'n'roll music
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keeps you a child? Keeps you
in a state of arrested development?
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No, no. I feel it's like...
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It's more like going
to a national park or something,
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and they've preserved the moose.
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And that's... my childhood
up there onstage is that moose.
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So when you're playing, you feel
like a preserved moose onstage?
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I've been listening to the classics.
I belong to a great series.
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It's called
The Namesake Series of cassettes.
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They send you works of famous authors
done by actors with the same last name.
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So I've got Denholm Elliott
reading TS Eliot on this one.
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- Interesting.
- Yes.
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I've got Danny Thomas doing A Child's
Christmas In Wales by Dylan Thomas.
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Next month it's McLean Stevenson
reads Robert Louis Stevenson.
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- Treasure Island, I believe.
- Interesting. Fascinating.
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There's also the shorter works
of Washington Irving
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read by someone called Dr J.
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- That's Julius Irving.
- There you go, in keeping with the series.
1:15:09
- You like this?
- Looks like Halloween.
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This is my exact inner structure
done in a T-shirt.
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Exactly medically accurate, see?
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So, if we were to take
all your flesh and blood...
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- This is what you'd see.
- It wouldn't be green, though.
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It is green.
See how your blood looks blue?
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That's just the vein, the colour of the vein.
The blood is actually red.
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Oh, maybe it's not green, then.
Anyway, this is what I sleep in.
1:15:37
Denis Eton-Hogg, President of Polymer
Records, was recently knighted.
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What were the circumstances
surrounding his knighthood?
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The specific reason why he was knighted
was for the founding of Hoggwood,
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which is a summer camp
for pale young boys.
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David St Hubbins. I must admit
I've never heard anybody with that name.