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Alison,

How good to see you again! Check oot the wee song that has the cat running for the hills. It also gets the goldfish rather excited!


- Ivor Cutler


You'll find it on Ivor's 1983 album, 'Privilege', or in John Peel's archives!


I'll be in the City Halls listening to the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, but I'll catch the show on 'Listen Again'. I know you'll make it worth hearing!



















crawlin' git

Dearie Dearie me I thought all this talk about songs that make yet dug yelp was a joke.


Next week songs that make your plants grow!

#2

Agreed.

I don't have a dug. Or a cat.

One of the morons has a lizard called Eddie.

It doesn't matter what music I play, Eddie is immune and shows no sign of being affected by it in anyway.

So I have asked Eddie directly what music she has heard over the last four years that she has lived with us that she most enjoyed.

" I really liked the radio edit of 'Chariots' by Transglobal Underground' siad Eddie.

At least, I'm sure that's what she said.

Good luck Alison!

regardez youse

henri

If an octopus can predict football results then I'm sure that animals must have an intuitive grasp of what nakes gpod or bad music!

My dogs could care less what I listen to, but they do go "wild" when they see cats, birds, and the mailman.

Cats in the Cradle - Harry Chapman
Stray Cats - Stray Cats Strut

Bye Bye Blackbird - Liza Minnelli
Rockin Robin - Jackson 5

Mr. Postman - The Marvelettes
Mailman,Bring Me No More Blues - Buddy Holly

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My dog Bryan, and my cat Babs go pure mental so they do, howling and screeching and running round the room in terror when they hear any of these (which I play quite a lot as I like them a lot, but mostly on the ipod and in the car, obviously, before you ring the SPCA)

Oh How Happy I Am - The Incredible String Band
Quarryman's Lament - Joe Bonamassa
'Cause We've Ended as Lovers - Jeff Beck
It Could All Get Blown Away - Jeff Healey
Cellar of Dreams - The Silencers
The Ocean Road - Runrig
El Rayo-X - Jackson Browne and David Lindley
Candlelight Sonata in F - Frankie Miller
Still Got the Blues - Gary Moore
Ship of Fools - Bob Seger
Sawney Beane Clan - the Real McKenzies
Abba Zaba - Captain Beefheart

I used to have a pet lobster......

He was quite nice with a glass of chablis



(slobber... sluuurrrppp....)

'Black Dog' ... Led Zep

... for my black dog

Keep CHIPPIN away MM :)

#10, BBK, My cat "Austin" has never shown any interest in music whatsoever, however if there's anything that might move him I imagine that your suggestion could be it...

massive 2nds for "Black Dog"

Paul from Ayr

ma' wee dog 'buddy' (woof woof, yep that's him) loves it when my boay comes thro' frae the boro' an' wee buddy gets excited so i'de like.........
'the boy is(sic) back in town'..........by anyone who sings it.

and he goes radio rental when i'm watchin' my basil brush dvd's (he's a jack russell).............so
if you could play

'white winter hymnal'................fleet foxes

'i love my dog'..............cat stevens (buddy gets agitated if i say 'CAT')

the sound of the harmonica makes him barkin' mad.................

5....4.....3.....2......1......manfred mann

he gets very jealous when he hears of any other dog in the room and starts chewing the cd player..........but i won't mind if you play..........martha my dear.......ummmm.

well thats buddy for ya.........a real laff. (he's at his funniest when i'm left standing for 2 hours while he goes looking for foxes.............waitin', i've been a long time waitin........

cheers frae the dale.
woof frae the buddy

My pet alligator Herm猫s would like to hear:

Warming Up The Band - Heads Hands And Feet

A cautionary tale for cats:
* Eric Bogle - Nobody's Moggy Now
(yes, it's up there with Nobody's Child in the greetfest stakes. If you're a cat)

A celebration of the courage & tenacity of wee dogs:
* Eric Bogle - Little Gomez

One all the dogs can howl along to:
* Pink Floyd - Seamus

And finally, one to wake the hibernators:
* The Incredible String Band -
See if you can find a recording that doesn't cut out before the climactic verse, eh?

No cats on the farm... dogs would eat them! The two dogs are always too busy looking for cats to eat, to listen to the radio... but I do have the CD player on in the cow shed when mucking out and feeding the highland cattle who are on the yard in the winter.... only last Sunday I had a couple of bulling heifers, how should I say, playing leap-frog, accompanied by The Smith, 'What Difference Does It Make'.

Yes, yes, to The Hedgehog Song!

And though Zizi the cat doesn't give a toss for music, he does spend his many of his waking hours

Watching Birds - Stornoway

I used to have a pet goldfish called Gladys. She used to sing to herself:

O the Goldfish,
Is a fine fish,
And it swims around and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round
And round and round.....



Obviously gets on your nerves after a while. One day, this got to me so much, I used Gladys as bait in one of my creels (see#9 above)

In memory of Gladys the goldfish and Rocky the Lobster, please play

Suspicious Minds - Elvis Presley

"I'm caught in a trap,
I can't walk out...."

DC

You are all going away off theme. You can't just pick titles with animals in it or titles that describe behaviour. The theme is songs that drive your pets wild when they actually hear the songs.

Surely to goodness you can take the theme seriously.

I have a tamagotchi and I'm off to play it some music to see what reaction I get.

#20 excuse me, I think you'll find I've compiled my list #8 in strict accordance with the rules.


thank you.

#16

No self-respecting cat would ever be allow itself to be threatened by a mere dog.

#20 Check facebook...they've realised what a load of tosh the original theme was and have amended it accordingly!
'Outlaw Pete' - Brooooce...for my cat Big Fat (Outlaw) Pete.

Previously at a theme meeting....

PB: We've got this one from Clydebank.
BB: Oh yeah. What is it?
PB: Songs that your pets like.
BB: You're joking!
PB: No and its from Clydebank, we have to use it.
BB: Hmmmmmmm. When are we next off?

I had a cat once who would go tearing around the house anytime I played bagpipe music,(Bagpipepuss!)particularly the uillean variety so when ever I played say,The Chieftains or Allan Stivell old Oscar would go nuts.Perhaps it sounded like cats getting it on.!Anyway gives me an excuse to request a brilliant one hit wonder from 1966 by Norma Tanega called "Walking My Cat Named Dog"Cheers Willie Bartke

#20 I think you'll find that I am very serious about this theme. If Gladys was still here she would tell you

You have a Suspicious mind

DC

Appropriate video for tonight's show:

Every time I hear this song it reminds me of dearly departed Sooty the dug. Its quite upsetting to be honest:

George Michael - Shoot The Dog

:o(

#27 brilliant!!

I meant to say even given some of the negative comments I dont have any pets despite being a huge animal lover, circumstances dictate I cannot have any of the lovable wee things in the house, and I am really looking forward to hearing about some of the crazy pet antics....I'll be listening along!

#20

Well, we pick the music (unless it's Gong or 'Say Hello, Wave Goodbye') but the high heidyins at the politbureau in Pacific Quay direct the themes.

It is for us, the blogotariat, to implement the high heidyins strategic dircetion - even if we don't think it's the right direction - we still have to treat the strategy seriously and implement it.We know our place.

In consulting with the morons' pet lizard about tonight's selection of musical requests, I feel I am conducting myself in line with the strategic direction imposed from the high heidyins and treating the strategic direction and plan with the gravitas and seriousness that is required.

Over the lunch hour I even phoned home and asked Smiffy to consult with Eddie as to whether there were any additional suggestions. Mention of the 12" version of Say Hello, Wave Goodbye - Soft Cell brought on some head nodding - so that's a choice of two now - hopefully we'll hear one of them.

Such a theme does offer the prospect of 'payback time' - I'm sure you can all recall the infamous moment when this version of Say Hello Wave Goodbye was requested and our hero and Kirstin irrationally decided to play some droning whining apology of a song by David Grey instead.

Eddie agrees the 12" Soft Cell version is the bees knees and I think we should hear it in al its magnificent glory, Alison.

regardez vous

henri

#27 - LOL!

Previously on the Blog....

Henri - James Carr is okay but I still prefer Otis. It's not a competition!

;o)


#30 - I don't have any pets either but Alison Craig is a great stand in for Bryan.
I'll be listening along too!

:o)


Lion Eyes - (paws for effect) - The Beagles

;o)

#31

Clearly Gong wasn't in the strategic direction, so it's our fault for not perfectly understanding it, including the secret concordats.

Anyone who suggests that we merely shortleet the music and the production team actually pick it/use the shortleet to justify existing plans is a traitor and will be shot on sight.

#23

What have F***book changed the theme to?

And how come they get to?

Here AFR bit alarming if the shows sweetheart is complaining I would have thought....

#34

"Does your pooch love Prince, does your moggie purr to Madonna, or does it go crazy when it hears the Byrds? Its the tracks that make your pet howl, tweet or meow....or do you hear Cat Stevens and think of your cat, or wish Rover could move to Hound Dog.....let's have your Pet's Pick when Alison Craig sits in on tonight's Get it On"

all of 18 comments, as opposed to something like 81 for towns

I hear Frankie Miller singing The Rose and think of dear departed Bambi.

#36

"...and when you add the individual numbers the answer is always nine! Isn't mathematics wonderful? Next week, ballistics..."

>8-D

#7 Whit? It was nothing to do with a position from the K膩mas奴tra!

Think I've used this story before, but its the only song related pet one I've got:

Our ginger Persian often goes missing, especially at bedtime. When one of us goes on the hunt, we sing "Looking for Rusty the Cat" to the tune of

"Looking For Lewis and Clark" - The Long Ryders

Its a top tune and the story is true!

BRING ME THE DEAD PARROT OF ALFREDO GARCIA!

#38

I thought today's theme was ballistics...or was that Mike's coos..or am I getting very confused?

My dog gets paranoid when I play Razzamanazz by Nazareth - couple of tracks in particular kick it off.

Woke Up this Morning (woke up this morning my dog was dead someone disliked him and shot him through the head) and Bad Bad Boy (can't htink why?)

Get them On Alison and the dog will head for cover under the bed (hahaha)

ahem, our cockateel Charlie likes to whistle along to my rendition of "I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman" by Whistling Jack Smith(?).

Alternatively, Grinderman's "No Pussy Blues". Or maybe not.

#40

Ginger Persian? Is his title Shah of Bryan?


"...with the emphasis on the second syllable. Next week, Latin for excors..."

#42

Dear Confused,

Next week we shall examine exactly what happens when a high-velocity bullet hits a cute wee baby deer right between the eyes. If the prospect induces nightmares, too bad!

Ye've naebody tae blame but yersel'.......

#28

Another one for poor Sooty (though I think you'll find "Sweep" was the dog's name Norrie).

Why Aye Man - Mark Knopfler (Theme from "Auf Wiedersehen, Pet" 3)

#41 it's not dead it's resting!

#46

Another one for poor old Bambi's mum:

"Right Between The Eyes" - Wax




Someone told me that 101 Dalmations and Peter Pan (Wendy's)are the only two Disney films where both parents are alive and don't die during the film.

Bing sings. Walt Disney.

#49 From the two Ronnies news archives

Sir Percy Postlethwaite, big game hunter, famous for his slogan 'shoot em between the eyes' was last night eaten by two one eyed tigers walking arm in arm

#51

Paolo, what odds for "Who Let The Dogs Out?" as the show opener tonight?

Surprised noones suggested Minnie rippertons Loving you, what with the sound of cats dinner at the start.

#40

Yes let's have:

Looking for Lewis and Clark _ The Long Ryders

Well that's one serious suggestion for the blog. At this rate, Alison will hae a show by 2030

And I dinnae mean half past eight

DC

BTW, Rusty does get excited when he watches this.

This theme is basically stupid, lets have lots of rock'n'roll.

Funnily enough Fluffy's favourite movie isn't 'Fatal Attraction'

Human League - 'Being Boiled'

To calm his nerves you could always play as an alternative

Florence & The Machine - 'Rabbit Heart'

#56

"I'll smash those meeces to pieces!"

Q. How do you make a cat go "WOOF"?

Have a whip round for a litre of petrol

#44

Six months' radio silence then instant moderation. I salute you.

#59

You think meeces have less right to life than Bambi?

how many meeces would it take for a decent meal, huh?

#63

Well, it would depend on whether you mean a or a

n50

cheers old chap ...

n39

ah ken ... nae chance wi your gammy knee ...

Next week's themes are a bit ho hum apart from Acoustic Guitar Heroes.