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    Originally posted by antongould View Post
    One din

    ouch !!

    I wish I had the sort of brain that could see that from a mile off

    well done Anton

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      Originally posted by vinteuil View Post
      ...

      Now to ponder who won...
      well -

      Anna found Charles Aznavour
      Amateur got Omaggio a Joyce
      ofcachap identified the Berberian - Armenian connection
      Mercia got Khachaturian
      antongould couldn't believe it was the Onedin Line (theme music by Khachaturian)

      I suggest it was ofca who made the breakthrough here, and so he should B the winner...

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        Sounds fair.

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          Morning each!

          Sounds very fair - Ofca done well - I was nowhere near this one

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            Originally posted by vinteuil View Post
            ... I'm afraid you're right - the one-dimensional singular noise I had in mind was indeed -

            The One din Line

            (groan).

            Now to ponder who won...




            I was so very, very far from ever being able to link that question with that answer and link that with "Armenian" as the common "A" !!

            You have a most complex and interesting cast of mind, Monsieur Vinteuil.... I hope for the world's sake you never turn to crime!!

            "...the isle is full of noises,
            Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
            Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
            Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."

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              One Din (boom!boom! ). B coming up shortly.

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                Some, originally from 'over there', were 'over here' at a time when we needed something to look forward to; one was reported to be airborne while entranced; and one landed close to somebody's ear. What B am I referring to?

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                  Originally posted by Ofcachap View Post
                  'over there'
                  the USA?

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                    Originally posted by mercia View Post
                    the USA?
                    I thought the same (from the WW1 song - the Yanks are Coming) so perhaps we are thinking WW2(something to look forward to) connections with The Blitz, perhaps Marc Blitzstein? He wrote The Airborne Symphony.

                    Edit: I'm sure that's wrong and I find I have to go offline now for an hour or so

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                      Yes, the USA. And yes, WW2, but not exclusively the Blitz.

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                        I'm wondering if B is going to be bands or bandleaders

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                          Originally posted by mercia View Post
                          I'm wondering if B is going to be bands or bandleaders
                          Ooooh I like your line of thinking, mercia

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                            Originally posted by mercia View Post
                            I'm wondering if B is going to be bands or bandleaders
                            I'm afraid not.

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                              Originally posted by Ofcachap View Post
                              I'm afraid not.
                              B-b-budgerigar!

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                                That sort of language may well lead you to the answer!

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