(Long Music) It’s Raining | #1627 Let Me Bore You To Sleep

Hello and welcome to jasonnewland.com My name is Jason Newland. This is... Let me bore you to sleep. Hello.

It is exactly 6pm on Saturday the 6th of the 6th, 2026. That's a lot of sixes isn't it? Six. Six o'clock on the 6th of the 6th, 26.

Is that auspicious? Probably not. So, it's been raining all day. Pretty much.

I have been out twice. I took him out twice. This morning about nine, just after nine.

And I took him out again, I don't know, one maybe. And had a small delivery from Uber Eats. Some breakfast cereal, some milk, um, some T-R-E-E-E-E-T-S for him underneath the desk.

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So, yeah, I don't feel like I've really done much. I mean, I did do a recording this morning, which is probably the 16th or 17th episode of my Breaking Free From Control and Manipulation. And today's recording is called Reconnecting With Your Identity.

So, Breaking Free From Control and Manipulation. I am uploading the new recordings to my Hypnosis for Sleep and Deeply podcast. Also to two other podcasts as well, the Relax and Sleep Hypnosis Daily and the Sleep Hypnosis.

But I'm starting to get some visitors to the actual home podcast, which is also available on all the main podcast hosts. So that's nice. I mean, statistically hasn't been a huge amount, which is fine.

I've got 108 listenable episodes. So it's six episodes each. So whatever that works out at.

And I've got 32 total downloads. But I've got hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds, if not thousands, on the other podcasts, if that makes any sense. So, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, I wonder, can I actually check last 30 days? Yeah, there's quite a few to be fair. And. And.

Let's go and yes, I suppose. Fifty. I was going to planning on, I was thinking about going through.

each recording and just counting how many downloads I've had on each one throughout the different podcasts but that would take absolutely ages should I do it anyway because it would be super boring I'm just kind of interested just for myself for my own for my own brain if you know what I mean just wanna start thinking if I've got I can actually search each one so if I go down all the way down or I could actually look at yeah just go just put in the breaking free the actual podcast name that itself might actually bring up all the episodes and it'll tell me how many oh no it won't it will but I have to go to each one individually and that would take forever and I can't be bothered yeah I don't I mean uh-huh breaking free from seriousness 23rd of December 2024 withdraw from medication 4th of January 2025 withdrawal breaking free I suppose it's a similar kind of yeah okay so how many for that one 36 now I can't be bothered there's too many too many to go through it's easy to do on the actual podcast itself but going through the hypnosis of sleeping deeply bearing in mind I'm looking for the last 30 days and on that podcast I got 13,257 downloads it's gonna be quite difficult to find each each individual one you know yeah I need to take the young lad out for for a wander in the park I just don't want to get wet I'm not feeling it you know I don't yeah I don't want to get wet it's really that simple I don't wanna please don't make me I don't want to go out there I mean it's not coming out heavy it's quite light and the rain I'm I can hear it I don't know if it's actually raining or if it's the overflow from the guttering and I can't see from here whether it's raining or not out the window because my eyes aren't allowing it allow it my eyes aren't this is I mean it's still light outside but it's not it's quite dull compared to how it has been I mean it's raining God was it yesterday no it's a day before yesterday proper came down I think we had some thunder as well but it was super heavy rain I keep hearing like you know sometimes a motorbike from a distance can sound like thunder can't it a bit that like you know that faint kind of rumbling this morning or this afternoon when we went out just waiting to cross the road and it sounded like a motorbike that like boom boom I don't know that weird sound that motorbikes make the really high-pitched scream bang thing but it was a car it was a car so I guess there's something wrong with a car although some people do I don't know what it's called but they they take the take something off don't they their car or the motorbike in order to make it louder I think I kind of put that in the same category as a young child when I was a kid we used to put we used to cut up washing up liquid bottles or maybe yogurt yogurt top yogurt cartons and then peg them onto the spokes of the bike so they clicked when we rode along that's kind of the same thing really gotta make lots of noise boom boom which is normal I think if you're 10 if you're like in your 20s or 30s boom boom the thing is I remember this is poor I would say in 2007 when I just started going to university I'm crossing the road this is a main road traffic lights you know stop the traffic zebra crossing and loads of people crossing so I'm just crossing with everyone else I'm half asleep and there's this reject on a motorbike going vroom vroom and it's like sparked it was so loud I literally jumped and dropped stuff on the floor I don't know if I dropped stuff on the floor but I did jump and I went oh and I was a little bit embarrassed and I thought doesn't matter just forget about it you know don't need to hold on to this it should be a distant memory 19 years later I still remember it it's weird isn't it la la la la la la la la la la la la so I just want to say thank you to who I want to say thank you to someone everyone thank you to Shanthini saying she loved the episodes radioactive Kermit shoes thank you and talking about the the volume I there's sometimes it's hard for me to get the volume right when it comes to the last bit after the episode finishes because I kind of try not to have it at the same volume as when it finishes trying to have it lower because it's so send you to sleep but not too low so you kind of have to listen to it this is a hard one to kind of not hard but I try I do my best I try and get it kind of so it all fits together but sometimes I do wish I just stuck to the original recording no music no long ones anything it'd make things a lot easier and also be easier to find stuff because doing six versions of each recording is apart from being time-consuming it's it model it just makes a lot of recordings a bit harder to maneuver I would say for a listener however I think I'm probably the only person in the world that does this I might not be but I possibly am giving people the opportunity the options to choose you know a bit of choice I mean that's the one thing that I kind of decided upon many years ago decades ago in fact that I didn't want to just make one relaxation recording one pain relief recording one insomnia recording and then just make one recording for every well for so many different particular things which I could have done I could have done that I might have been successful doing that I don't know the reason I like the idea of having choice so because you know I like to I can listen to the same recording over and over sometimes but it comes to a point where I want to listen to something else no matter how much I enjoy listening to one particular recording it's nice to have a choice even if I go back to the old recording again you know I've got albums and stuff of that I love to listen to but some I hardly ever listen to anymore but it's nice to know they're there so I've got my back catalogue and a lot of stuff I did many years ago is not really available anymore because once I was able to make better quality recordings the older recordings sounded odd to me they sounded awful like vocally or auditory sound-wise and there's ways of cleaning up the audio but I think once I started doing the let me bore you to sleep recordings I got into a bit of a groove it took a while before I kind of found my voice which is weird because I don't know why it was hiding from me but I kind of just found me and this is it how I am does depend upon my mood and what's going on in the world in that what the day's like what's happened as it is I'm feeling Vinnie staring at me I'm feeling all right today being very I did have a friend knock on my door a neighbor so we had a chat and that was actually quite good it's a I've only got really one friend now that lives around there that I sort of chat to that comes in anyway I've got a few people that I say hello to you outside but he's one of my remaining friends from the past because a lot of people moved away and or left under various circumstances so that was nice and also I can talk to him about my friend downstairs because we're friends with him so he's the only person I can really talk to him about talk to him about talk about him too yeah which I think is it's nice actually because when we do have a conversation about him it feels like yeah he is still here in a way in a weird way it just I don't know how to explain it he feels realer feels real feels really real yeah because as time goes by things kind of move further away don't they and sometimes it's nice to just be reminded of what I know what I remember to be correct and to have shared experiences and to have a laugh as well you know that's some of the funny times so yeah he also liked my new shoes my Kermit frog radioactive Kermit shoes I had to get them had to I didn't have to get them ones but I mean things were okay during the because we have had hardly any rain until this week until you know the last few days so I've been kind of safe walking around and not getting wet but then and you know then I thought well it's gonna rain because it always rains you know eventually this is a rainy country even if we have a heat wave there will be rain coming it's on its way it's traveling towards us there's always clouds traveling towards my country yes I own the country now I am both the King and the Queen and the Prime Minister all rolled up in one yes I wonder if I'm ever gonna see King William King Willie I know King Charles hasn't been hasn't been King for a long time it's what five six years or something four years 2021 2022 three four five so four years he's been the king it would be and he's waited a heck of a long time but I imagine it'd be quite nice for him to hand the baton on to his son so he can enjoy seeing his son be King because that's the thing isn't it the Queen never got to see Charles become King for obvious reasons and I'd imagine that's something that would be as a parent I mean this is unlikely to happen to me because I don't have any kids and I'm not royalty I suppose is that as well but I imagine it's kind of got to be up there with quite a prideful thing isn't it I mean someone I think the closest thing I ever did for my parents to be slightly proud of me was when I did a what did I do I did a violin a violin piece like a performance on stage with another violinist and neither of us fell off the stage I think that in itself was they were pleased with that I was a little bit put off though when before the performance started as I was like introducing the next act which was me and my friend they were handing out earbuds earplugs or you call them in fact the violinist next to me stopped and said can I have some of them he's distracting me now the problem is you know if you play in a band if there's like lots of instruments if there's lots of violinists you can go wrong and maybe get away with it maybe depends depends how loudly you're doing it but if there's only two of you I mean you can pretend to play it and not play it if you just hold the strings down you can just do the do the old bow and everything and it doesn't it's not gonna make any sound much with the bugle as well I used to not play it sometimes so I realized quite early on that if there's like two or three bugles all being played at the same time why did I need to do any effort I could just sit there and just make mine stand there rather and just make my lips go big like a squirrel sucking on some nuts and pretend to blow and no one knew although I think the sergeant or whatever I can't remember what they were did say to me I think we've realized you're not actually playing the bugle are you doing the during the ending ceremony I said why why I said we can't hear you I said what do you mean you can't hear me you can hear that would you hear me he said because you're the only one that's out of tune and it sounded really good tonight that's so rude the bugle if you don't know what a bugle is it's basically a lot of tongue action it's basically all it is it's just tongue and spit and blowing so there's no there's no buttons to press there's no holes to cover up a lot of a trumpet or with a flute or you know those things it really is just blowing and making the sound with your tongue like that it's basically doing raspberries and I used to practice at home so this is advice to any kids that are listening to this if you know if you've got difficult parents or difficult brothers and sisters that maybe you don't get on with or you know your brother or you know it's like they just you want to get your own back take up an instrument like a loud one like the bugle or the violin because the violin it's not necessarily loud but it don't half hurt your ears if it's done wrong and this is old cliche there was a comedian he used to play the piano Les Dawson old English comedian he used to play the piano really badly okay and people would laugh and it's a very very famous comedian in this in this country and the thing that was being said at the time I remember this was like in the 80s you basically have to be a genius at the piano you have to be so good at the piano in order to make it sound so bad so based on that logic I was a genius on every instrument I ever played especially the violin and I remember after seeing that because someone said that on the TV about Les Dawson having to be a genius I just went in like I don't need to learn I don't need any more lessons and I never played it again I'm like what's the point you can get to a certain level it's like there's no point doing it anymore is there if you're the best that there's ever gonna be obviously I'm not the best at speaking because I'm stuttering over my own words but if you're the best violinist in the world already at the age of like nine ten then there's no point continuing is there so I quit right I'm gonna recap that unless you just in case you kind of half listened I was absolutely terrible at playing the violin that's what I'm trying to get over there okay I'm not really saying that I was a genius musician no no no no no no what was I gonna say I don't know so what have I been thinking about lately let me show you some of my thoughts some of my processes that go on in my head I've been thinking of some of the songs from I'm gonna say the 80s just to start with but there's certain songs that I have not heard for a long long long long time and some of them were kind of I'd want to see one one hit wonders but maybe they didn't always go on to have massive hits elsewhere you know after that one and I've done a little bit of research and I found some songs two that I remember that I can well there's a few but and not all from the 80s there's some from like the 60s as well but there was the story of the blues story of the blues the big ya is it a big ya the story of blues races of okay no it's an actual song the story of the blues wah the story of the blues wah or the big wah and even now I don't know why but even now I think it's one of the greatest songs of all time and a lot of it's to do with the sound and you might say well yeah it's a song sounds probably gonna come into it okay all right why don't you neck in I don't I don't know it's the sound and then I can't quite explain it I just love the song I love the way it's recorded and yeah it's like first you sit outside then you go outside then you realize you got nothing left to lose nothing left to lose oh story oh story of the blues and I might not have given it I probably didn't put that much effort into singing it I could have done a bit of version oh I did come across a song and it was who's reet petite Jackie Jackie reet petite Jackie what reet petite reet petite Jackie Wilson so I listened to the greatest hits of Jackie Jackie Wilson such a good singer now I love you know the reet petite because that came out in the 80s it's originally 1957 apparently but he had a revival so Jackie Wilson in the 80s I think it's like late 80s he had a revival with reet petite and my love taking me higher than I've ever been lifted before that one and I'm just trying to think there was I think those three songs that were released in the 1980s if I could find them no probably not gonna oh yeah got it got it got it got it got it 86 87 right reet petite what oh no could you just give me that one time so reet petite was in England UK single number one in 1986 because yeah I was I'd left school at that point so I don't know how many they released but basically they used like a plasticine of him because I guess he was oh he was he was gone by then he'd been gone for four years only 49 it's ridiculous such an unusual singer like sound wise so I'm gonna look is that he was around for absolutely isn't it crazy apparently he owed money when he left the planet yeah he had number one hits two years after he left I don't sound right does it I'm pretty certain that that reet petite and all that could have been just as popular in the early 80s as it was in 86 just to give him a bit more kind of financial freedom you know I know it's too late now but just trying to find the songs higher and higher lonely teardrops lonely teardrops do-do-do-do-do so he won a Grammy Award nominated for higher and higher and lonely teardrops 68 and 61 oh I wanted why hey I want to find out the ones that was like 1987 88 87 86 but it's not showing it oh that's crazy crazy never mind I can't find it I can't find the the different times the you know the songs that he had I know he did live to me higher and the reet petite in about 86 87 but it might have been like an A and B side and they were both hits potentially and they just had him dancing in made of plastic so anyway I'd never heard some of his other songs and I heard him sing Danny boy this is on his greatest albums now I always thought of Danny boy being I don't know if I've ever listened to it and never I never wanted to and I don't know why I just thought it I probably have heard it I don't know I didn't like it or something but Jackie Wilson or Jack Leroy Wilson jr.

he holds a note it's very early on in the song he holds a note which goes okay I've not done it justice I've never heard a singer do that before in a song vocally amazing it's really kind of started and just moved so I guess it's because he could go really high be the way he could maneuver his vocals bearing in mind that when he was around when he was first starting out in the late 50s they didn't have much in the way of technology for songs in the late 50s or middle 50s was it I'll be satisfied another great song lonely teardrops was number seven I mean you think it's just they didn't how did they do it because even ten years ago I was struggling to make recordings that sounded okay vocally I wasn't singing but just talking and have it to be fairly clear yet 50 60 years ago 70 I don't know 60 years ago let's say they were doing songs that were way clearer than anything that I do now on it as a recording and we've got all this technology huh I don't know just throws me off a little bit throws me off but yeah if you ever get a chance just you know if you're bored which should be now actually but not now don't don't do it now because this isn't the time is it it's a time to go buh-byes go snooze snooze but Danny boy or just if you listen to if you go on to one of the streaming music apps and just put in you know best of Jackie Wilson Jackie Wilson yeah I guess Danny boy will be on there and just just just for that one note of him singing the vocal I don't know what it is but I do know what it is because I've heard it but it did something to me it affected me emotionally it did and I started eating turnips I didn't don't know why I said it don't know why I said it the story of the blues there's another one oh oh oh what is it called you know probably the best way for me to do this is to actually go to the app and look put my glasses on different glasses for distance yes I'm old I can't help it turn the volume down so I've got nothing going on there okay I go to what have I got oh no if I go to YouTube because I didn't go to the previous previous library of stuff that I've watched and there'll be quite a few songs on there the thing is this handset the Apple handset thing is running out of juice I'm gonna have to recharge it it's like a history history history I'd say what I have been listening to if you're interested calm cottage music that just came up after listening to my reconnecting with your identity which is 41 minutes nearly 42 I listened to that just before I started this and then calm Scottish music came on afterwards I watched them Bukowski a couple of things on that come on there's quite okay Jessie J I'll never know why so so that that's that's one of my favorite songs of recent times I think she released that in December last year and so one of my favorite songs and I listened to it the other day as well Conway Twitty it's only make-believe do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do my one and only you no one will ever know and it keeps going up and up this great Conway Twitty see I didn't realize because in Family Guy they show clips of Conway Twitty just and I've not seen Family Guy for quite a while but they just randomly just and now ladies and gentlemen Conway Twitty and sometimes he'd have him sing a whole song and I didn't realize it was the same person that sung make-believe until one day they showed him singing make-believe because he was he was a huge star in America he wrote and sung loads of songs but that make-believe is one of my favorite songs so let's have a look see some other songs I've been listening to beautiful cello classic relax and heal noire adagio whatever that is I listen to my radioactive Kermit shoes so I listen to that for blimey quite a long time I kind of listen to all of my recordings there's some stuff by Lenny Bruce I was watching Andy Kaufman on Letterman 1982 so Hayes Locona will you and Suzanne Vega Luca it's songs like that that I just don't hear anymore but when I do him I think wow Martika toy soldiers 1988 I'm just gonna go I've just finished watching hello ladies the season I've got watched it before years ago I've rewatched it and then I watched the movie today I just wanted to just watch it so I did strawberry switchblade since yesterday right this is another one that fits in with story of the blues that seems to have been forgotten we're not forgotten but just like it's for me it's a great song I don't know why I feel that way but it's a great song due to the sound there's a certain sound I really love and I don't know I can't I don't I'm not explaining it very well but this one is fun boy free our lips are sealed our lips are sealed doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo I had lunch with him once and then Peter Wiley and the mighty wah the story of the blues so that's what I listen to I've listened to that loads of times recently Nick Kershaw the riddle so Nick Kershaw was a bit of a hero of mine back in the early 80s he he lived locally to where I lived so he was like a public he was like a local hero and he was a like a star because he had quite a few number ones and I didn't realize because he wrote some songs like wouldn't it be good wouldn't it be good to live on your side even if it was for just one day the riddle I won't let the sun go down on me I won't let the sun go down each other dee-dee-dee-dee-dee-dee and he's no big deal it's just a white boy he's no just being again we go that one but he probably made more money for writing a song that he never sung the one and only what's his name the one and only song that I forget his name but it was a huge hit near the end of the 80s I am the one and only nowhere that I'd rather be actually I can imagine Nick Kershaw singing that now anyway it turned him into it got it made him rich because it was also a movie as well and I never realized that Nick Kershaw wrote that song so it would have definitely added to his his millions so good to good for him good for him I did come over a show that I don't remember watching before doesn't mean I haven't but I don't remember it it's called the champions and it's from the 60s and it's like three people that have got extra special they don't really call them powers but they have they kind of have you know the kind of got powers it's basically I don't know the background is but they they yeah they've got kind of powers it looks quite good and I'm thinking it'd be nice to actually see some of these older shows and see what they were like because the I don't know I think because there was no special effects really to go by much in a way of like today they did go all out to make things look good like the sets were really good in some of these shows not all the shows but they sort of seemed to put in some effort anyway that was I just just remembered that noir adagio there's no thing that I've listened to left the weird things left in taxis is it weird that I listen to my own recordings or is it a sign of professionalism me professional that's weird right I'm gonna go down I watched a thing about Terry Alderton an interview with him he's someone I used to know going back many years I'm just trying to find here's a weird thing and they had they showed a clip from friends where there's no laughter track and it's just them talking and it's kind of weird because you've got David swimmer is it David swimmer and he's he looks I don't know it's really strange about the laughter track I like sitcoms that don't have laughter tracks I like sitcoms I do I'm not bothered either way to be honest but you see there probably was a laughter track and they just removed it or there was people watching I think friends did it before a live audience I don't know maybe they did I don't know but they were waiting for the laughter to stop before they carried on talking but there was no laughter so there was just almost just a gap of them just looking at each other very strange very very weird peaceful violin music okay I listen to that here's someone I found very interesting as a bloke called Sir Ken Robinson and the video is called finding your element and really by element he's talking about passion or something that you really you know your thing the thing that you kind of you're into that is what you think about all the time you know what you get out of bed for what you look forward to when you get home we look forward to getting out of bed for maybe or what you look forward to for the next day he called it element but it was quite good it's funny I might more yeah I might watch more of his stuff whatever we've got here classic music for lonely people Schubert Bach and stuff don't know why I listen to that I'm not lonely I have a mirror Benny Hill a hospital like no other so there's you know these people look reaction videos where they watch something like an old sitcom from the 70s or 80s and maybe they're in America and they're watching it so never maybe seen Benny Hill before or maybe just because of their age and they've never seen him and then I and I was watching this clip that I don't remember ever seen before and those bits in it that were really funny because Benny Hill was very much a physical comedian he liked he did like words and stuff he liked to do that but the physical stuff was yeah he was one of the best at it and so there was stuff in there that was obviously because it's from the 80s or 70s even it wouldn't be allowed now so that that's kind of what they were focusing on but I remember I've seen some things where a song is played that there was one particular one and it was a bunch of reactors they were playing it was it was a collection of reactor videos listening to the Bee Gees I wrote a song that song I wrote a song I wrote no no that was my song I wrote a song what is it I did it did I wrote a song I wrote a song I don't know it was that made the whole world laugh in but then it was me that whatever that one was and it was really weird because some of these people listening were crying so maybe I um I don't know I don't know if I'm very good at expressing my feelings facially or whatever but there was this one person on there that was like you know pulling this big face like like it was the first thing that ever heard music ever or someone just farted in wonder and I was like laughing just that the person's expression just like absolute amazement and the most expressive face in the world and I'm thinking it can't be real I can't be real not not as in AI but does someone I mean the fact that they're filming filming themselves making those expressions and they have a YouTube channel which is reacting to things then that's probably part of the things in it if they just sat there like me and just listened and thought yeah that's good it probably wouldn't get many views because I'm not particularly expressive probably vocally either and you know yeah it's a good song next but I don't know it just made me laugh because it was it's almost like it was fake I'm not saying it was fake but it just seemed fake like they're just pretending to oh here's something I watched in the past I've been asked what's my favorite movie what's my favorite martial arts movie I have to say you know end of the dragon just out of love for Bruce Lee however the best movie is not end of the dragon the best martial arts movie ever if again unless you want something if you want serious then no but the best martial arts movie I think I've ever seen is called kung fu hustle 2004 it's got everything it's funny really funny like really funny there's some seriously funny bits and it's got non-stop kung fu and but this and it's really even the music's great brilliant brilliant movie it's the same people that did Shaolin soccer I think Shaolin soccer was first and it was quite a big hit in America and then it did kung fu hustle which I don't think was such a big hit yet personally I think it's a way better film right so I'm looking at some of the things old the story of the blues so I listened to that again I watched that on YouTube oh see because the batteries running out of this handset it's starting to lag first you take your side turn it on its side then you realize another person if you if you want to laugh there's a comedian where does he's kind of like a mystic pretend mystic called Clinton Baptiste and yeah it's quite funny Drift of Blimey I don't often listen to a lot of my own recordings this is terrible isn't it Oh Gilbert O'Sullivan that's what I was looking for so this Gilbert O'Sullivan is there's a song that he did if YouTube will let me move thing down Gilbert O'Sullivan Gilbert I can tell you in a minute I've watched it quite a few times oh come on Gilbert O'Sullivan Gilbert come on Gilbert where are you I'm sure he's wearing a flat cap okay got it nope I've got another one of his but it's not the one I'm looking for Gilbert O'Sullivan he's at a piano and it is again it's a special song very very special okay I'll skip some of these things nudist beaches what's that doing on there I've not looked at any stuff like that well so okay it's got to be here somewhere Enola Gray orchestral maneuvers in the dark any minute now I'll find it I will I promise you because I'd never give up ever oh I I'll watch some pretty weird stuff it's it's strange when I kind of go down and I like okay hmm hmm right here we go oh here's another one Randy Van Warmer Van Warmer just one I needed you most and there's this TV episode he's on TV and he basically spends about two minutes tuning his guitar I've never seen that in my life you know two minutes tuning his guitar kept doing it no it's not ready that's not ready kept apologizing and then he started singing and it was phenomenal really really amazing song just when I needed you most oh come on it's not allowing me allow it allow it I can probably find it just by putting was it Gordon O'Sullivan Richard O'Sullivan what was his name do you know anyone hello Vinnie Vinnie's getting a little bit I think he wants me to take him out it's getting to that time of the day well he does need to go it looks like it might be dark earlier tonight for some reason I don't know why okay why have I got loads of videos of that person nope still can't find faith no more epic oh god this has got to be it because I it's got it's got to be close to this because I remembered now I was watching that around this time so it's gotta be here it's gotta be gotta be gotta be gotta be I'm gonna have to charge this thing up come on Gilbert O'Sullivan okay I can't be bothered to do it anymore I'm just gonna search so I'll take them glasses off put the other glasses on is it Saturday today it is isn't it Gilbert oh dear computers now not working what it would do if I press the right buttons Gilbert O'Sullivan okay see Gilbert O'Sullivan an Irish singer-songwriter famous in the early 70s for his hits alone again and Claire right see his best hit his best song how weird because he's the best song he did was maybe it was why is he not talking about nothing rhymed so he had six number ones the first of which was 1970s nothing rhymed which I've listened to all his other songs and nothing rhymed is to me the you know the best that he did the best one out of all of them just personally if you've never heard it Gilbert O'Sullivan so he started out 1967 and he had 16 top 40 hits but nothing rhymed is just I don't know phenomenal such an amazing song and I know it's different for everyone because if you grew up in that period I mean I wasn't I was a baby I was born in 1970 but the music in 1970 means nothing to me because I wasn't listening to it well I probably was listening to it but not not really appreciating it I guess but then you've got people that were kind of maybe 10 15 20 30 people going on dates you know that that music that song particularly might have a huge meaning to them or maybe one of his other songs has more meaning but they're just some of the songs from like years ago that I really love another one is rubber ball from the 50s I think rubber ball I can bounce him back to you rubber ball I can bounce him back to you and Buddy Holly after all these years I still love Buddy Holly I was huge fan early 80s or 82 whatever I used to listen to his greatest hits I used to lay on my bed and listen to them I had the greatest hits for the monkeys as well they were like two of my favorite albums and the greatest hits from madness that would be about 84 85 84 so it's three albums I used to listen to on tape but yeah I know you didn't ask but I thought I'd let you know so that's it for me I'm gonna take the little one out for a little bit just take him into the park for a wee wee and a and other thing and then settle down for the night so thank you for listening remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy and be gentle with yourself you deserve to feel safe lots of love bye