A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
Ahhhh. Lying on the sofa with the Beano, lucozade and some luminous pink medicine. I'd watch this while waiting for Rainbow to come on, or Let's Pretend.
Les Structures Sonores were the French experimental musicians originally contacted by Verity Lambert – Doctor Who’s first producer – with a view to writing the theme music. They declined – so she (thankfully) used the Radiophonic Workshop.
Why does everyone say this programme was creepy and scary. When i was at primary school we used to watch this show and i can't remember anything frightening about it. We you watching the same show!??
Forcing children to watch this that's child abuse of the highest order that is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3q0hxKHpA4
It was presented by Nick Black who died of a heroin overdose , he was found dead on a park bench 🙁
Great music to watch Victorian porn to
I can imagine naked masked devils dancing around a bonfire to this…
Its Awesome!!
Ohhh my I remember this! All sitting on the floor! The teacher would wheel the tv out! That was in a cubists mounted up high!!
Ahhhh. Lying on the sofa with the Beano, lucozade and some luminous pink medicine. I'd watch this while waiting for Rainbow to come on, or Let's Pretend.
Man i used to love this when i was a kid 😊
lol funny remember that
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The presenter was someone called david Barlow who used to live on a cobbled street.
Fucking weird
Sat on floor in TV room at school watching these programmes, love and remember the intro of this gem ..ah the days
Take me back -it was miles better then!
And so began my love affair with weird dance music..dr who – hot butter popcorn
Les Structures Sonores were the French experimental musicians originally contacted by Verity Lambert – Doctor Who’s first producer – with a view to writing the theme music.
They declined – so she (thankfully) used the Radiophonic Workshop.
Why does everyone say this programme was creepy and scary. When i was at primary school we used to watch this show and i can't remember anything frightening about it. We you watching the same show!??
Love this!
Reminds me of being a kid 😊
Kinell ' I remember this ..😣
Scared the shite out of me! Still does. I keep thinkin dummies are coming to life in an old Museum 😱
Picture box sounds really spooky and creepy.