For all the challenges without the RB211 the UK would have not been able to compete with PW and GE of America on the international market. The RB211 engine literally saved UK Jet engine production!
@sedaserobyan8Күн бұрын
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@mmkuytКүн бұрын
1:05:35 Sarcasm alert!
@anuragmitra022 күн бұрын
I don't know how I end up here, but learnt something
@exile1032 күн бұрын
It has long been, and I have to think will always be, my favorite Bowie album. For me, it's the best overall capturing of a sound, subgenre (they created?) and stylistic moment that he ever achieved; which is saying a great deal. It's the most consistent album of his, for me, with the one weak song being the one cover. I still don't get why he didn't use "Sweet Head" or at least "Velvet Goldmine" instead.
@user-qm7nw7vd5s2 күн бұрын
Finally, an intelligent discussion of WWII. Even though it had to include a typically delusional Marxist among the panel, to ensure all views are present. It’s funny how all Marxists trot out the same script, lamenting class, race, capitalism. If only the true socialist paradise was given a chance! Then, when given an opportunity to answer a question, they lurch into a firebrand, hyper dramatic, long winded speech. Pretty obnoxious. I had long assumed Britain made a terrible mistake, entering the war when it did. But after listening to these arguments, I’m inclined to accept that once Belgium was overrun, that was the best bad option remaining. Up to that point, however, had Sir Edward Grey made it loud and clear to Germany that Great Britain would absolutely go to war for Belgium, then almost certainly they would not have invaded. We saw a similar situation some generations later, with the first Iraq war. The Bush administration Department of State allowed Iraq to believe there would be little or no consequences for invading Kuwait. So they rolled the dice.
@bigbossvi4292 күн бұрын
Wtf did that guy at 57mins say?
@5309backbeat3 күн бұрын
Awesome interview Thank you
@sweetyshahi30573 күн бұрын
Old is diamond 😊
@sansritaswain60203 күн бұрын
It was very useful for me because my mum has gave me a project work for making manuscript
@barend48033 күн бұрын
Why is a portion of the pages darkened and some very next pages pure white ?
@hotjavacool4 күн бұрын
The archness and faux jocularity of the introduction to this nearly puts me off continuing. Hyde and Iannucci are guarantees that there will be a lot worth hearing. I can only hope that the presenter will keep his 'humour' to himself as we continue.
@MarcGalvan-tw1qj4 күн бұрын
Loveland audience is .mostly E M P T Y !!!
@JohnFiocchi4 күн бұрын
I first heard Wendy Carlos in music class...in elementary school at age 10...1968 ... I was overwhelmed by Switched On Bach. Afterwards I collected Beaver & Krause, Ruth White, Mort Garson, Terry Riley , Pauline Oliveros, Edgar Varese. My parents were musicians and as a child I was introduced to Electronic Music along with typical Rock bands of the times. Years later I discovered Daphne Oram and Delia Derbyshire. Their experimentation with sounds existed years prior to Bob Moog marketing the Moog Synthesizer. Wendy Carlos and Paul Beaver were my favorite pioneers of the Moog Synthesizer. I liked Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange THE DREAMS which consisted of people describing claustrophobic type dreams over an ambient soundscape...which that style surfaced again in the 70s with Brian Eno Daphne Oram recorded some very bizarre and enjoyable pieces as well. I have about 9 Wendy Carlos cds. She is a very important person in Electronic Music. She is an innovator. Sonic Seasonings was very influential to Electronic artists around the globe. She is a true genius
@user-yu9hz4gp9y4 күн бұрын
🤘🔱🙏🇳🇵🕉️🕊️
@Little-bird-told-me5 күн бұрын
So talking about evils of cultural revolution is no longer a taboo in China ?
@Monroe-gl4wg5 күн бұрын
2023 anybody?
@Monroe-gl4wg5 күн бұрын
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@MrMjolnir696 күн бұрын
Various illuminated ones have done this. Newton. Galileo. Also used English for messages - the language of Maths/Science. Very exclusive back then. Like owning a mirror.
@careyrowland7 күн бұрын
This program is certainly shining brightly in the forest of our 21st-century night, so brightly churning in the thickets of our wide world's burning nets.
@Chevy-jordan8 күн бұрын
Love this book!!!! Loved Charles Ignatius from when I first learned of him around 7 years ago. Thank you Paterson Joseph for being that person to bring his story alive like no other has before! This book is a touchstone in the Sancho story/history.
@janetcraft9 күн бұрын
Thank you British Library for this inspiring conversation :) Watching/listening to this helped me a lot to progress in working on my music projects. I have the double LP album, "Sonic Seasons" and believe me - every electronic musician should have it in their record collection.
@RoyalLancers9 күн бұрын
Ima go watch Fortnite clips
@wuffothewonderdog10 күн бұрын
Dr Mumbauer (15.15) stated that Sir Edward Grey had no alternative to joining the war "because Britain was threatened by Russia", which was not the case. Nobody picked this up. Russia was not a trade competitor of Britain, as Germany was.
@GrumpleSenior10 күн бұрын
Amazing how someone so intelligent can still be so trump deranged, Happy with democracy until it doesn’t go the way of his own political bent.
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
Omg!!!Soooo tacky
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
She should have walked out
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
This must be embarrassing for her
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
Disgustingly disrepective attitude towards Roisin.
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
A hard watch for genuine people
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
Torture interview.
@Utube7467411 күн бұрын
What an arsehole presenter oh my god....the lassie did well not wall off.
@stephenjones10111 күн бұрын
It's not Bob Moooog, like a cow. It's pronounced like Moge. I believe he said it was Dutch. You can't be an expert on the subject if you still don't know how to pronounce Moog more than 50 years after Switched On Bach introduced the synth to the world.
@HectorSantos-fi9xm11 күн бұрын
To understand today US we should understand its treatment of native Americans and Afro Americans .
@GrumpleSenior10 күн бұрын
😂😂😂
@HectorSantos-fi9xm11 күн бұрын
Maybe we should form our opinions about the UK , Belgium and Germany from the Indians, Congolese and Namibians .
@mkor712 күн бұрын
And fix the audio!
@muziciscool12 күн бұрын
i was here at the talk and had the opportunity to attend a class of sorts with neil gaimen and it was an AMAZING experience. it got me out of a bad case of writers block and was probably the highlight of my whole life, got a signed book aswell as a dedication and have been thinking a bit too much about the term ‘sweet dreams’ ever since
@rogerbourke557012 күн бұрын
I only went to Cambridge (matric.1980) so most of this was just over my head. But I did like the foxy woman at the start with the really nice hair.
@user-kg5mj6sd3y13 күн бұрын
Awful chairwoman - not funny at all.
@raymondchang442814 күн бұрын
They should definitely make this into a movie and show it on the big screen. I am sure it will be one of the best science fiction movies of all time! Plus, it could be split into different parts just like Avatar.
@user-ee7vr9nn8f15 күн бұрын
I grew up in Dublin and worked in Belfast at the time of the troubles. I love Seamus's work who writes words that matter. He inspires me in my writing and I feel he was a wonderful being. The parting glass, I'll drink to you! Rest in peace, in your work you have left your soul behind. Thank you.
@bevmills41815 күн бұрын
Very nice interview!
@nicholasunion436216 күн бұрын
Did you hear the one about two men chained to a log....the first one asked "what are you in for?" ....Nobel prize for Literature.
@ginasaunders667216 күн бұрын
0:06 This video has given me a whole new prospective on Medusa and I am such a fan of Natalie Haynes! I'm almost enamoured of her and her viewpoint of Greek Mythology
@moon-if6ol17 күн бұрын
No offense, but in my humble opinion, as a sci-fi serie, the Netflix version is an interesting one, while it's a piece of trash as an adaption of the Three-Body Trilogy. I don't really think the Chinese TV version is a very great one. But at least we can obviously see how they try their best to be loyal to the original book and transform the words into images and actors' performance. Besides, even as an adaption, I didn't see much more remarkable or logical new creation in Netflix version, while I can only see many important and impressive personalities of the characters and ideas of the whole story be taken away regretfully.
@user-jx4yb3pi4q17 күн бұрын
Jon loves Germany conformity with his "Remain" nonsense. I guess anarchy needs tyranny to thrive.
@johnlavers397018 күн бұрын
what a complete liar. you can't trust putin??? from a brit? they negotiated a peace deal at minks one and two, putin negotiated in goodfaith and merkel, macron, and boris johnson and van de leyen all addmitted they were stalling to give time for the ukraine to rearm. the nato powers then one year into the war nixed to new agreement to endnthe war.. boris johnson flew to kiev to tell zelensky if he agreed to the peace dealanto would withdraw all support. this is amazing dishonesty, but then the brits went all around the world killing a hundred million people to make money, while lying to the world that they were spreading civilization while they stole everything of wealth. it's amazing the out oftouch awareness of these european militarists. the anto people have been shocked when inidia and africa aren't following their lead. they remember the brutal genocides of europeans. the oresident of south africe told blinken that the usa supported the apartheid regime, but russia helped the freedom movement. wake up!!
@AnnaSibirskaja18 күн бұрын
What a "branchy cranberry tree" 🥱
@michael425019 күн бұрын
Non-hierarchal social organization has ALWAYS, EVENTUALLY, been dominated by hierarchal social organization. American Indians are a good example. None have endured.
@brachio100019 күн бұрын
Fascinating. Love Beevor's books.
@AlainPaulikevitch20 күн бұрын
By far the best contemporary science-fiction writer, not only is he on par with the greats from the past, but him being contemporary makes his writing much more pertinent and interesting. I hope his well never dries.
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For all the challenges without the RB211 the UK would have not been able to compete with PW and GE of America on the international market. The RB211 engine literally saved UK Jet engine production!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
1:05:35 Sarcasm alert!
I don't know how I end up here, but learnt something
It has long been, and I have to think will always be, my favorite Bowie album. For me, it's the best overall capturing of a sound, subgenre (they created?) and stylistic moment that he ever achieved; which is saying a great deal. It's the most consistent album of his, for me, with the one weak song being the one cover. I still don't get why he didn't use "Sweet Head" or at least "Velvet Goldmine" instead.
Finally, an intelligent discussion of WWII. Even though it had to include a typically delusional Marxist among the panel, to ensure all views are present. It’s funny how all Marxists trot out the same script, lamenting class, race, capitalism. If only the true socialist paradise was given a chance! Then, when given an opportunity to answer a question, they lurch into a firebrand, hyper dramatic, long winded speech. Pretty obnoxious. I had long assumed Britain made a terrible mistake, entering the war when it did. But after listening to these arguments, I’m inclined to accept that once Belgium was overrun, that was the best bad option remaining. Up to that point, however, had Sir Edward Grey made it loud and clear to Germany that Great Britain would absolutely go to war for Belgium, then almost certainly they would not have invaded. We saw a similar situation some generations later, with the first Iraq war. The Bush administration Department of State allowed Iraq to believe there would be little or no consequences for invading Kuwait. So they rolled the dice.
Wtf did that guy at 57mins say?
Awesome interview Thank you
Old is diamond 😊
It was very useful for me because my mum has gave me a project work for making manuscript
Why is a portion of the pages darkened and some very next pages pure white ?
The archness and faux jocularity of the introduction to this nearly puts me off continuing. Hyde and Iannucci are guarantees that there will be a lot worth hearing. I can only hope that the presenter will keep his 'humour' to himself as we continue.
Loveland audience is .mostly E M P T Y !!!
I first heard Wendy Carlos in music class...in elementary school at age 10...1968 ... I was overwhelmed by Switched On Bach. Afterwards I collected Beaver & Krause, Ruth White, Mort Garson, Terry Riley , Pauline Oliveros, Edgar Varese. My parents were musicians and as a child I was introduced to Electronic Music along with typical Rock bands of the times. Years later I discovered Daphne Oram and Delia Derbyshire. Their experimentation with sounds existed years prior to Bob Moog marketing the Moog Synthesizer. Wendy Carlos and Paul Beaver were my favorite pioneers of the Moog Synthesizer. I liked Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange THE DREAMS which consisted of people describing claustrophobic type dreams over an ambient soundscape...which that style surfaced again in the 70s with Brian Eno Daphne Oram recorded some very bizarre and enjoyable pieces as well. I have about 9 Wendy Carlos cds. She is a very important person in Electronic Music. She is an innovator. Sonic Seasonings was very influential to Electronic artists around the globe. She is a true genius
🤘🔱🙏🇳🇵🕉️🕊️
So talking about evils of cultural revolution is no longer a taboo in China ?
2023 anybody?
24
Various illuminated ones have done this. Newton. Galileo. Also used English for messages - the language of Maths/Science. Very exclusive back then. Like owning a mirror.
This program is certainly shining brightly in the forest of our 21st-century night, so brightly churning in the thickets of our wide world's burning nets.
Love this book!!!! Loved Charles Ignatius from when I first learned of him around 7 years ago. Thank you Paterson Joseph for being that person to bring his story alive like no other has before! This book is a touchstone in the Sancho story/history.
Thank you British Library for this inspiring conversation :) Watching/listening to this helped me a lot to progress in working on my music projects. I have the double LP album, "Sonic Seasons" and believe me - every electronic musician should have it in their record collection.
Ima go watch Fortnite clips
Dr Mumbauer (15.15) stated that Sir Edward Grey had no alternative to joining the war "because Britain was threatened by Russia", which was not the case. Nobody picked this up. Russia was not a trade competitor of Britain, as Germany was.
Amazing how someone so intelligent can still be so trump deranged, Happy with democracy until it doesn’t go the way of his own political bent.
Omg!!!Soooo tacky
She should have walked out
This must be embarrassing for her
Disgustingly disrepective attitude towards Roisin.
A hard watch for genuine people
Torture interview.
What an arsehole presenter oh my god....the lassie did well not wall off.
It's not Bob Moooog, like a cow. It's pronounced like Moge. I believe he said it was Dutch. You can't be an expert on the subject if you still don't know how to pronounce Moog more than 50 years after Switched On Bach introduced the synth to the world.
To understand today US we should understand its treatment of native Americans and Afro Americans .
😂😂😂
Maybe we should form our opinions about the UK , Belgium and Germany from the Indians, Congolese and Namibians .
And fix the audio!
i was here at the talk and had the opportunity to attend a class of sorts with neil gaimen and it was an AMAZING experience. it got me out of a bad case of writers block and was probably the highlight of my whole life, got a signed book aswell as a dedication and have been thinking a bit too much about the term ‘sweet dreams’ ever since
I only went to Cambridge (matric.1980) so most of this was just over my head. But I did like the foxy woman at the start with the really nice hair.
Awful chairwoman - not funny at all.
They should definitely make this into a movie and show it on the big screen. I am sure it will be one of the best science fiction movies of all time! Plus, it could be split into different parts just like Avatar.
I grew up in Dublin and worked in Belfast at the time of the troubles. I love Seamus's work who writes words that matter. He inspires me in my writing and I feel he was a wonderful being. The parting glass, I'll drink to you! Rest in peace, in your work you have left your soul behind. Thank you.
Very nice interview!
Did you hear the one about two men chained to a log....the first one asked "what are you in for?" ....Nobel prize for Literature.
0:06 This video has given me a whole new prospective on Medusa and I am such a fan of Natalie Haynes! I'm almost enamoured of her and her viewpoint of Greek Mythology
No offense, but in my humble opinion, as a sci-fi serie, the Netflix version is an interesting one, while it's a piece of trash as an adaption of the Three-Body Trilogy. I don't really think the Chinese TV version is a very great one. But at least we can obviously see how they try their best to be loyal to the original book and transform the words into images and actors' performance. Besides, even as an adaption, I didn't see much more remarkable or logical new creation in Netflix version, while I can only see many important and impressive personalities of the characters and ideas of the whole story be taken away regretfully.
Jon loves Germany conformity with his "Remain" nonsense. I guess anarchy needs tyranny to thrive.
what a complete liar. you can't trust putin??? from a brit? they negotiated a peace deal at minks one and two, putin negotiated in goodfaith and merkel, macron, and boris johnson and van de leyen all addmitted they were stalling to give time for the ukraine to rearm. the nato powers then one year into the war nixed to new agreement to endnthe war.. boris johnson flew to kiev to tell zelensky if he agreed to the peace dealanto would withdraw all support. this is amazing dishonesty, but then the brits went all around the world killing a hundred million people to make money, while lying to the world that they were spreading civilization while they stole everything of wealth. it's amazing the out oftouch awareness of these european militarists. the anto people have been shocked when inidia and africa aren't following their lead. they remember the brutal genocides of europeans. the oresident of south africe told blinken that the usa supported the apartheid regime, but russia helped the freedom movement. wake up!!
What a "branchy cranberry tree" 🥱
Non-hierarchal social organization has ALWAYS, EVENTUALLY, been dominated by hierarchal social organization. American Indians are a good example. None have endured.
Fascinating. Love Beevor's books.
By far the best contemporary science-fiction writer, not only is he on par with the greats from the past, but him being contemporary makes his writing much more pertinent and interesting. I hope his well never dries.