Edge of Darkness
22 November 2005, 07:09 PM
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Edge of Darkness
I don't suppose anyone happens to have the Eric Clapton, Edge of Darkness soundtrack do they?
Track listing is as follows:
01. Edge Of Darkness
02. Shoot Out
03. Obituary
04. Escape From Northmoor
05. Oxford Circus
06. Northmoor
Total Playing Time: 19 minutes
I've got the live EOD version from "24 Nights", which is good, but I'd like the soundtrack if possible, but cannot seem to locate it, hardly surprising as the TV show was initially release in the mid 80's
Track listing is as follows:
01. Edge Of Darkness
02. Shoot Out
03. Obituary
04. Escape From Northmoor
05. Oxford Circus
06. Northmoor
Total Playing Time: 19 minutes
I've got the live EOD version from "24 Nights", which is good, but I'd like the soundtrack if possible, but cannot seem to locate it, hardly surprising as the TV show was initially release in the mid 80's
22 November 2005, 07:29 PM
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Hi matey,
You're in luck - I've got it on vinyl
Want to drop me a line offlist and we'll figure it out from here?
Cheers,
S(imon)B
You're in luck - I've got it on vinyl
Want to drop me a line offlist and we'll figure it out from here?
Cheers,
S(imon)B
22 November 2005, 07:57 PM
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Shame on you! Go watch it now! 
You might like it, you might not. I think it's one of the best TV drama's the BBC has kicked out, well in line with "Boys from the Blackstuff" (Both the original play of the day version, and the series made afterwards - "Gizza job!" - 'nuff said)
You might like it, you might not. I think it's one of the best TV drama's the BBC has kicked out, well in line with "Boys from the Blackstuff" (Both the original play of the day version, and the series made afterwards - "Gizza job!" - 'nuff said
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23 November 2005, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
I watched it when it was broadcast; thats why I aquired the DVD. It hasnt dated too well though, it looks SO mid-eighties...
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BTW, if you watch closely in the second episode, there is a section that was filmed in a city centre (I forget which), and a yellow Mk1 Golf reg VVM 169S appears in a wide angle shot, I owned (and killed
) that car some while after
23 November 2005, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
I beg to differ, it was shown on one of the satellite channels about 6 months ago, and I thought it had aged pretty well. Especially in comparison with other stuff of the time.
BTW, if you watch closely in the second episode, there is a section that was filmed in a city centre (I forget which), and a yellow Mk1 Golf reg VVM 169S appears in a wide angle shot, I owned (and killed) that car some while after
BTW, if you watch closely in the second episode, there is a section that was filmed in a city centre (I forget which), and a yellow Mk1 Golf reg VVM 169S appears in a wide angle shot, I owned (and killed
) that car some while afterSimon
23 November 2005, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
I mean in its look and feel; rather than the content.
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