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Donkey Courtroom - Tony Martin’s Get This
Here is the famous Donkey Courtroom sketch, starring Ed Kavalee, Tony Martin & Richard Marsland. It originally aired on Tony Martin's "Get This" program on Triple M in 2007.
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Bruce Springsteen - Radio Nowhere
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE E STREET BAND RADIO NOWHERE For a limited time you can DOWNLOAD this track for free. Review 5 STAR In 1992 Bruce Springsteen released "57 Channels and Nothing On" a spirited attack on the lack of creative Television programming being broadcast throughout the US, now in 2007 he releases "Radio Nowhere" a full force attack on networked syndicated radio and there bland non challenging playlists. While Bruce may have used comedy to make his point against Television, when it comes to Radio industry, he uses the full force of the now legendary E-Street Band to blast his point home. This song is High Energy, the lyrics are simple but full of energy and highly additive "Is anyone out there," "I want to here a thousand guitars" he cries. The chorus brings it home "I just want to hear some rhythm". This song is brilliant, it's what many of us old music heads have been looking for, and cements Bruce's position as a legend of the industry.