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[[ | This title refers to two respective features from the [[Xfm]] shows. | ||
During Series 1, [[Ricky]] used it when he would play a song from a film soundtrack. | |||
== Episodes == | == Episodes == | ||
*[[10 November 2001]]: Aimee Mann - Wise Up, from ''Magnolia'' | *[[10 November 2001]]: Aimee Mann - Wise Up, from ''Magnolia'' | ||
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*[[26 January 2002]]: Cat Stevens - The Wind, from ''Rushmore'' | *[[26 January 2002]]: Cat Stevens - The Wind, from ''Rushmore'' | ||
[[Category:Features|That Film Sounds Good]] | [[Category:Features|That Film Sounds Good]] | ||
In Series 3, [[Karl]] used the same title for his feature which was essentially a sound effect version of [[Rockbusters]], in which the sound effect referred to a film. | |||
==Episode== | |||
*[[01 November 2003]]: Gladiator ("Glad he ate her") | |||
==See Also== | |||
[[Sound Effect Rockbusters]] | |||
Revision as of 15:06, 14 May 2008
This title refers to two respective features from the Xfm shows.
During Series 1, Ricky used it when he would play a song from a film soundtrack.
Episodes
- 10 November 2001: Aimee Mann - Wise Up, from Magnolia
- 01 December 2001: Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street, from Jackie Brown
- 12 January 2002: Elton John - Tiny Dancer, from Almost Famous
- 19 January 2002: Stevie Wonder - Livin' For The City, from Jungle Fever
- 26 January 2002: Cat Stevens - The Wind, from Rushmore
In Series 3, Karl used the same title for his feature which was essentially a sound effect version of Rockbusters, in which the sound effect referred to a film.
Episode
- 01 November 2003: Gladiator ("Glad he ate her")