TH on BBC World News Video

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TH on BBC World News Video

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Did anyone else hear this nice BoC spot in this BBC World news video about the Paris to Peking Road Rally? Rather fitting tunes for a drive through remote Siberia in a rusty 1940's coupe.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01dh3kq
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3:13 for lazy people like me that can't wait the entire video.

But if you found this, nice find. It seems that a lot of British Programs like to use their tracks.
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TOYOTAセ&#1 wrote:3:13 for lazy people like me that can't wait the entire video.

But if you found this, nice find. It seems that a lot of British Programs like to use their tracks.
The people who edit the programmes are into boards just like aphex twin and other acts popular with us lot.
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Stickyfingers72 wrote:
TOYOTAセ&#1 wrote:3:13 for lazy people like me that can't wait the entire video.

But if you found this, nice find. It seems that a lot of British Programs like to use their tracks.
The people who edit the programmes are into boards just like aphex twin and other acts popular with us lot.
Which makes it oh so more painful that I got rejected after having a job interview with a fairly big UK TV post-production company.

*Sad analog synth strings play*
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Treefingers wrote:
Stickyfingers72 wrote:
TOYOTAセ&#1 wrote:3:13 for lazy people like me that can't wait the entire video.

But if you found this, nice find. It seems that a lot of British Programs like to use their tracks.
The people who edit the programmes are into boards just like aphex twin and other acts popular with us lot.
Which makes it oh so more painful that I got rejected after having a job interview with a fairly big UK TV post-production company.

*Sad analog synth strings play*
cue twin peaks theme

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXrjMaVoTy0
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To be honest I'm quite surprised this is the first we've seen of TH as part of a tv soundtrack thing. Not even a sniff on Top Gear. Anything we've missed?
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Twoist wrote:To be honest I'm quite surprised this is the first we've seen of TH as part of a tv soundtrack thing. Not even a sniff on Top Gear. Anything we've missed?
Oh it's only a matter of time... The people who edit such programmes are a bunch of chin strokers just like all of us.
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Well spotted... I have to agree re: Top Gear - you can be pretty sure someone's going to throw a track from the album into one of the VTs sooner rather than later...
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just saw a new bumper for adult swim during the latest episode of children's hospital that had roygbiv in it. Had dolphins in it. (Nothing on youtube yet)
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If you do a google search for Top Gear soundpack you'll get some great music.
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