Anyone here got the 'Charley Says - Volume 2' set?
I got the combo of Vol 1 & Vol 2 from play.com last week for a bargain £5.99. Highly recommended on a nostalgia tip and with that retro angle in mind, I'm sure plenty on here will have it.
Anyway, on disk 2, aside from the din of barrels being scraped, there's a promo for the RAF's parachute/skydiving team (read: lunatics), the Red Devils. The music on here sounds like some John Cameron/KPM-type business and I wondered if anyone knows exactly what it is and where it may be found.
On a side note, how on earth did the government(s) ever get away with the Protect and Survive bollocks on disk 1? "If you are covered in radioactive dust, brush it off and change your clothing as soon as possible" - yes, if your hands haven't fucking melted!!! And I suppose it didn't really matter that the fall-out all-clear alert was virtually inaudible, seeing as no bugger would have been around to hear it anyway! Good grief.
Such innocent times. Of course, we'd never let a government lie to us like that nowadays.
I got the combo of Vol 1 & Vol 2 from play.com last week for a bargain £5.99. Highly recommended on a nostalgia tip and with that retro angle in mind, I'm sure plenty on here will have it.
Anyway, on disk 2, aside from the din of barrels being scraped, there's a promo for the RAF's parachute/skydiving team (read: lunatics), the Red Devils. The music on here sounds like some John Cameron/KPM-type business and I wondered if anyone knows exactly what it is and where it may be found.
On a side note, how on earth did the government(s) ever get away with the Protect and Survive bollocks on disk 1? "If you are covered in radioactive dust, brush it off and change your clothing as soon as possible" - yes, if your hands haven't fucking melted!!! And I suppose it didn't really matter that the fall-out all-clear alert was virtually inaudible, seeing as no bugger would have been around to hear it anyway! Good grief.
Such innocent times. Of course, we'd never let a government lie to us like that nowadays.
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