Thanks to Crit it's all systems go.

Click here for a musical treat. (http://www.geocities.com/liberated50s/SFmusic.html)

sf - you are superb - that is the funniest thing I have ever heard coming out of my computer - yes even better than the Crazy Frog!!:laugh:

Thanks Crit for aiding and abetting this criminal of the airwaves!!:laugh: :laugh:

It won't let me in - have to try again in an hour. Aaaaaaaaaarrrrrgh!!!!!!!!!!

Oooops - looks like uploading the music file put me over my limit.

If I can get in I will delete some stuff asap.

Seems to be working OK now (fingers crossed) :laugh:

lmfao SF! you always come up trumps don't you eventually! well worth the wait.


Although I have a few minor points to make:

Knickers?!?!!? what sort of man of you? or was that to get the syntax right?!

secondly, a positive point, what a marvellous baritone voice you have!!

Thirdly ... do your family think you are mad?!?!?!?

The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer

Oh dear...........:laugh:

It's all working now but you have to click here (http://www.geocities.com/surrey_frog/zamb.html)

PS I'm busy penning a follow-up, soon to be released, Return To Zambia

SF, seriously consider compressing this sound file to .mp3 format; it'll probably end up a tenth the size with no noticeable loss of quality. That will reduce the data transfer allocation problem. You can use the free open source program >Audacity< (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/) to do the conversion. (Just open the file and then Save As - don't worry about the rather intimidating interface.)

thanks Blink. I have something called wavepad on my pc which let me convert the file to mp3. At first it wasn't much smaller then I noticed you could choose a low quality version which was a lot smaller but didn't seem to affect the overall sound so I have switched the file and saved 1.5 mB. Thanks for that!

Magic. http://ellis.dyndns.biz/users/chinwag/emoticons/actions/thumbsup.gif

And you're quite mad.

Which reminds me: maybe I ought to follow your lead and post my own blues song, "Madam your tights are on fire."

maybe I ought to follow your lead and post my own blues song, "Madam your tights are on fire."

Go Blinky Go ....

... oh the talent in our midst?

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A truly remarkable feat, Swerve. Respect. Return to Zambia is my favourite. You really have matured musically haven't you? Did you record the backing track yourself?

I am blown away.

You are gifted truly gifted my friend.

Friggin bonkers too :laugh:

Did you record the backing track yourself?

I didn't Patsy, I found it here (http://www.midi-tab.com/)

:laugh: ...and I'm still laughing. Thank you, SF! Will there be a third coming soon?

Did the 'difficult follow-up album' ever hit the streets?

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