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to Top Gear of the Pops.
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Now, as I'm sure you know, Top of the
Pops was killed off last year, but they
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wanted to bring it back for this comic
relief special, and we were given the
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job because our name is quite similar.
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Yeah, so what we've got in store is,
like Top Gear, only half as long. And
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instead of cars, there's music. So we've
got Supergrass, we've got Travis.
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Yeah, and then, at the end, right, the
end of the show...
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The three of us will be performing as a
band for the very first time.
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Yes!
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We could well set a record as the worst
band ever to appear on British
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television. Yeah, but that's then, this
is now. And we're kicking off tonight
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with the latest single from Lethal
Bizzle.
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It's me for the Misericords. He's back
to business.
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Fire care.
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It's me for the Misericords. It's me for
the Misericords.
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It's me for the Misericords.
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What the fuck is this?
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And they haven't got it on at the wrong
pace.
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You don't want to pay me, sir.
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You don't want to pay me, sir. You don't
want to pay me, sir. You don't want to
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pay me, sir. You don't want to pay me,
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sir.
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What are you doing? What are you doing?
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It's noises like that that killed off
Top of the Pops in the first place. No,
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it wasn't. It was. They were saying, oh,
no one's interested in the charts
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anymore. Oh, Fern Cotton's dress isn't
safe enough.
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Because they kept booking acts like,
what's his name, Jizzy Tissue.
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Fizzle after that rather truncated first
song. What have you got next someone
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rolling a barrel of spoons down some
stairs?
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No It's James May So
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liven up the old top of the pops format
we've had an idea We're gonna invite a
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band on and we're gonna give them a
challenge Yeah, we're gonna ask them to
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write an entire song from scratch and
then perform it at the end of the show
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Yeah, and this sort of thing will
require excellent songwriting skills,
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superb musicianship, so would you please
welcome, ladies and gentlemen, Merc Fly!
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Hello.
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Hello.
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You can't be formal with a bat!
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Now, this is a chance...
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For you to prove that you're not just
some useless, manufactured, dopey boy
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band.
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But we are.
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No, you're not. Well, let's find out.
Because we know that you knew we were
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going to ask you to do this and that
you've probably already worked up a
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song, haven't you? We haven't at all.
No, I promise.
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Just to make absolutely sure you can't
cheat, and to be honest, to bugger you
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up completely, we've invented some
rules.
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So there are three words that you can't
use in writing your song.
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And they are love, baby, and heart.
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But there's more, because there are
three words that you must use. And they
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are sofa, administration,
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and Hyundai.
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You've got until the end of the show, so
if I were you, I'd bugger off and get
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cracking. Yeah.
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Good luck, guys. High on die.
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Can't wait for that. And now it's time
for the news. We thought what we'd do in
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Top Gear with the Pops is blend kind of
musical news and motoring news. So, you
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know Cars?
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Yes. Yes, Jeremy, we know Cars.
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Good. Well, you know...
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iPods. Why can't you plug an iPod into a
car? Well, you can. A Mercedes, you can.
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I know you can in a Mercedes, and you
can even adjust it on the steering
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wheel. But the vast majority of cars
that I test, you can't just plug an iPod
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in. Now, everybody's got an iPod these
days. I haven't.
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Everybody under 140 years old has got an
iPod these days. They are everywhere.
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You've got to remember that the car
industry took 50 years to work out that
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a little light needed to come on when
you opened the door.
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So I wouldn't want to depress.
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Anyway, okay, right, listen. Can I just
make a plea to the makers of iPods? You
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know the wire thing, okay?
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You fold it up really neatly, put it in
your pocket, pull it out, one minute
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later, it is a knot so complicated.
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I'm right.
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I've ended up, you put your iPod on, I
get the things, it's just two huge
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knots. I know exactly what you mean.
It's immaculate, Nick. You pull it out
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of your pocket and you'll never undo it.
It's got one of your testicles tied up
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in it.
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Listen, I've got a story here about
Coldplay.
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And I'm really... I'm sorry, but I don't
understand it. Listen to this. Fear not,
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however, they haven't gone emo for the
follow-up to the Mega X and Y.
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What the bloody hell does that mean?
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All the time one of the things I thought
we could do in the news was talk about
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festivals loads coming up this year And
I've got some of the lineups from some
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of them, so there's Hyde Park calling.
They've got Aerosmith possibly the
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Rolling Stones V festival Kasabian
Fratelli's snow patrol basement jacks
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worst band in the world basement jacks V
no no no worst band ever ever
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Ever to go near a microphone.
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I'd like to hose them down with machine
gun fire
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What do you think of them, James?
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I've never had a basement jack.
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This is like talking to me dad about
music when I was a kid.
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I have to say, my dad, my favourite one
my dad did, watching Top of the Pops,
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what's his name, Billy Idol came on to
do White Wedding, and he just looked and
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he went, you'd have thought going on
telly, you'd have put your shirt on.
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That's what you sound like. No, but I
have to say, most festivals these days,
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I think, are getting a lot better.
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I'm going to Glastonbury this year.
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Well, what, presumably... Yeah. ..in a
Range Rover with a posh Fortnum's
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hamper. No.
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No, I'm going in a helicopter.
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Oh, for crying out loud.
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No, we're going to land during the
Arctic Monkeys and that'll improve it
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for everybody else.
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Now, here's a musical figure, Phil
Spector, musical name, of course. He's
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on trial.
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He's going to be going on trial for
murdering somebody called Clarkson.
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We've all felt like that on occasions,
obviously.
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But he felt it was a good idea,
obviously, to convince the jury that
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he's not mental.
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So, here's the image he's gone for.
Here's the look.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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There, they're going to trust you.
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I didn't do anything!
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Right, no, of course you didn't.
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Actually, Jeremy...
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Yes, all right. I was thinking of stuff
we could talk about. Lists, that's kind
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of appropriate, isn't it? Of records and
things. I love a list.
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Right, well, a subject. You know
Hospital Radio?
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Yes. Well, I don't, you wouldn't.
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Local radio DJing. Well, a DJ started
there, it's relevant. Well, I've been
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thinking of a list of songs that they
can't play on your Hospital Radio.
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Number one, the verve, drugs don't work.
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That'd be difficult to listen to. What
about cutting crew? I could have died in
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your arms tonight.
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Fergal Sharkey, a good heart, could be
sensitive in certain wards. Yeah, for
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the transplant ward. A good heart is
hard to find.
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When you think about it, it's perfect.
This is a brilliant idea.
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Charts. Top five records for playing...
Somewhere.
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Yeah, exactly.
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Have you seen the new Snow Patrol video?
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No. Well, and remember Rendezvous? That
French film director, wasn't it? And
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he'd got a bit of film left and he
bolted the camera to the front of his
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Ferrari, blasted through the streets of
Paris. We showed it on top, didn't we?
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Yeah. Well, they've put their new track
over the Rendezvous video. Here it is.
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Tell me that you'll open your eyes Tell
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me that you'll open your eyes
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That is not a bad tune, that. I like it.
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Thing is, though, can we just see the
original of that? Because I think the
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noise in the original's better.
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I mean, it's not a bad tune.
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It's a good tune. I like it. You can
hear the words and everything, but...
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Annoyingly, I think you're right. A
Ferrari V12 is better than Snow Patrol.
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Big trend at the moment old supergroups
reforming Genesis the police Van Halen
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apparently It's because modern music
like jizzy tissue that we had on earlier
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Is such rubbish that that's why the old
ones know because old farts like you to
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keep supporting all these old bands from
the old farts at festivals in your
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helicopters and that's why they keep
going Genesis is better than any modern
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band
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One of the best drummers in the world
and I'm selling England by the pound if
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you listen to Firth of fifth the
drumming about the old days Singing
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on television stop it immediately
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Right that is the end of the news and
now I'd like to say that it gives me
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great pleasure to introduce the next
band But since they're performing a new
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single we haven't heard yet. Who knows
whether it'll be a pleasure or not
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Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, please
welcome Travis
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I've had enough of this parade
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I'm thinking of no
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words to say
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So.
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I'll never leave you Just need to get
closer
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It's time now for the charts from last
week. I'm sorry we don't have this
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week's charts, but we're recording this
live last Sunday. Right, here we go.
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At five, it's Frey, How to Save a Life.
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At four, Grace Kelly with Micah.
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At three, it's Akon featuring The Sweet
Escape, performing Gwen Stefani.
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And at ma...
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Look, I'm sorry, mate. What is it now?
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Look, I'll tell you what it is now. The
only person who cares how many records
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Akon has sold is Akon. All we're
bothered about, bearing in mind how
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horrible modern music is, how quickly
they get the song over with. So I've
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come up with a new chart, and here it
is. At number three, it's Kellys
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featuring someone with a name they
weren't christened with and a little
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star at three minutes, 14 seconds.
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And number two, Grace Kelly, who didn't
die in a car accident, as we all
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suspected, with Nicker. Three minutes,
eight seconds. But the fastest record in
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the chart this last week was Cascada of
Miracle. Two minutes, 46 seconds.
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Yes.
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Now, it's back to the music. Our next
band, The Drummer.
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His dad used to be a presenter on Top
Gear about 20 years ago. Chris Goffey,
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you may remember him. Anyway, here they
are with Ade Edmondson on guitar. Please
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welcome Supergrass.
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chats.
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In order to glam this up visually, okay,
the three of us are going to be
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providing some special effects for you.
So, Hammond, are you ready on the wind?
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Yeah, ready.
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May, are you ready with the Bonnie Tyler
doves?
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Yeah, I think so.
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Good. I'm on dry ice.
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Start your tune.
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I got up today, what a day, thanks a
million.
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Spent too much time wondering why I got
an acquaintance.
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Trying to get at you. Trying to get at
you.
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Trying to get at you. Trying to get at
you. Trying
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to get at you. Trying to get at you.
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this is
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you
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I'm so sorry, chaps.
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And what makes it worse is the chicken.
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Top Gear Dog has eaten it.
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It's a disaster.
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But ladies and gentlemen, a big hand for
Supergirl!
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Excellent.
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Now... Earlier on, we asked McFly if
they could write a song before the end
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of the show, including the words sofa...
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administration and Hyundai.
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It's time to see how they got on. Who
would like to hear the McFly sofa
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administration?
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Right,
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play it.
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Here we go. Here we go, ready?
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Sofa. Hyundai.
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Administration.
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Yeah! You said we're manufactured, but
God, you got it wrong.
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We did the stupid challenge and we wrote
this song in half an hour.
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Sofa, Hyundai, administration.
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So for Hyundai administration, our
reputation should lose.
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Jeremy's antique, the hamster just
squeaks. James is such a geek and I
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really want to know who this dick is.
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So for Hyundai administration,
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our reputation should lose.
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Jeremy's antique, the hamster just
squeaks James is such a geek, and I
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really wanna know Who's the star of
Hyundai Administration?
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Yeah, who's the star of Hyundai
Administration?
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A reputation to lose, try to roll the
top model My penis glitters when I sing
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the top move I'm a little confused,
that's why we say The Top Gear
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It was brilliant, and now we're going to
do something that almost certainly won't
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be. Yeah, because we're going to play us
out right now.
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I'm on bass.
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The last time I played one of these, I
broke it on the singer, and that was
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about 20 years ago, so I might be a bit
rusty.
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Yeah, and I have to say, my piano that
I've got at home doesn't have all these
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switches and knobs on it, and I normally
use it to play things like Bach and
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Beethoven, but Jeremy wants us to do
something by a Billy Ocean.
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Yes. I decided we're going to do Red
Light Spell Danger, because I listened
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to it, and apart from a couple of
twiddly bits I'm a bit nervous about, I
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reckon it's okay for someone who's only
had seven lessons.
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How hard can it be? Don't say that,
please!
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Anyway, we do need a lead singer.
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Please welcome, ladies and gentlemen,
Justin Hawkins!
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It's going to be beautiful.
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I drop the sticks.
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Your hands sometimes crash into each
other. What if you didn't have so many
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drums? I've got another packet here.
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What, is that why you carry them?
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Getting through 20 drumsticks a day.
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Here we go!
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Can't hold out much longer
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You took my heart and turned me on But
now the danger
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sign is on I never thought the day would
come When I would feel alone
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without you Can't stop running to you
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catch me
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Sorry everyone.
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