[trash-talk] Shirley on BBC 2 last night
Mike M
newbie61 at hotmail.com
Mon Nov 14 04:24:16 PST 2005
Monday, November 14, 2005, 2:18:08 AM, trash-talk wrote:
> Shirley was meant to be on 'Boys and girls sex in the 90s' last night on
> BBC2 at 9.00pm did anyone catch it?
joefish did... ;)
http://www.binsearch.info/index.php?q=Documentaries+girls+boys&max=25&adv_sort=asc_date
Girls&Boys-Lennon-Jones - Readme.nfo:
BBC Documentary:
Girls and Boys - Sex and British Pop. A four part
series that tells the story of British pop music and
our changing attitudes to sex, gender and sexuality.
Channel 4 Documentaries:
The Real John Lennon
Brian Jones - Who Killed The Rolling Stone?
Source: UK DVB-S, DVB-T
Format: PAL DVD
No reposts. 10% par2s are included
There are six items in all, each of which is a complete
DVD structure which you can play/burn on its own, or
you can burn them all to two DVDs using the supplied
combo menus.
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To make DVD1, copy into:
"Girls&Boys1+2+3 Combo Menu/VIDEO_TS"
Girls&Boys 1 - Love Me Do:
copy *all* files which start with VTS_02
Girls&Boys 2 - Oh You Pretty Things:
copy *all* files which start with VTS_03
Girls&Boys 3 - Tainted Love:
copy *all* files which start with VTS_04
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To make DVD2, copy into:
"Girls&Boys4+Lennon+BrianJones Combo Menu/VIDEO_TS"
Girls&Boys 4 - Wannabe:
copy *all* files which start with VTS_02
John Lennon:
copy *all* files which start with VTS_03
Brian Jones:
copy *all* files which start with VTS_04
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GIRLS AND BOYS - SEX AND BRITISH POP (BBC 2005)
4x 16:9 PAL DVD 59 mins, 1.4GB approx (per episode).
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1. Love Me Do
The 60s brought short skirts, long haired men in
kaftans, the pill, and legalised gay sex. There were
gay managers like Brian Epstein, the rise of the beat
groups like The Beatles and the Stones, and the new pop
girls like Cilla Black, Marianne Faithfull and Sandi Shaw.
2. Oh You Pretty Things
The 70s were a decade of sexual exploration in which
glam rock pioneers Marc Bolan and David Bowie
encouraged boys to play with their sisters' make-up
boxes, whilst heavy rockers Led Zeppelin invented
the macho myths of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll -
much to the dismay of the nascent feminist movement.
Punk served up a subversive sexual image that
empowered women whilst the Bee Gees' disco rhythms
turned Saturday night in the suburbs into a ritual
of dancing and sex. In the mixed-up, shook-up world
of the 1970s, girls could be boys and boys could be
girls.
3. Tainted Love
In the 80s sex and pop went hand in hand. It was the
decade of glossy, flamboyant pop in a politically divided
Britain. The new romantics, Spandau Ballet, Duran Duran,
set the tone. Style was the price of entry into the new
world of gender bending sexual experimentation. Disco
came out of the closet and hit the mainstream. Then a
new disease changed all the rules.
4. Wannabe
90s pop begins with a new smiley face and men discovering
their softer side as the party picks up again and young
Brits learn to shed their inhibitions. Manchester becomes
the new centre of the pop universe as the Boy Band makes
yet another grand entrance - this time with no guitars and
no shirts either - as Take That muscle into the hearts
and minds of young girls and gay guys everywhere. Come
the mid-90s, it's New Labour, Britpop and Cool Britannia.
But the big battle is Irony v Laddism as Blur and Oasis
slug it out for the soul of the party. Then 5 girls walk
in off the street, add a little Spice to the mix, and take
the country by storm. Robbie and Kylie become Pop Idols
of the era.
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THE REAL JOHN LENNON (Channel4 2000)
16:9 PAL DVD 78 mins, 1.67GB
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The John Lennon story told with archive footage and
interviews, mostly from Cynthia`s point of view.
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BRIAN JONES - WHO KILLED THE ROLLING STONE(Channel4 2005)
16:9 PAL DVD 47 mins, 1.00GB
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The life and death of the Rolling Stones` Brian Jones, told
with archive footage and interviews.
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