File:Last Goon Show of All-punchline lead-up.ogg

Last_Goon_Show_of_All-punchline_lead-up.ogg ‎(Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 31 s, 125 kbps, file size: 464 KB)

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Description	30 second sample From the 1994, 52 minute CD^[1] release of The Last Goon Show of All, containing the missing lead-up to a punchline. The VHS & DVD^[2] releases were 40 minutes long, and contained the punchline ("the difference between margarine"), but without the lead-up.
Source	BBC Radio Collection CD "The Last Goon Show of All". Earlier released as LP in 1974^[3]
Article	The_Last_Goon_Show_of_All
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Purpose of use	Media is used to support critical commentary in the accompanying article.
Replaceable?	Extract from commercially produced radio broadcast still subject to copyright, so a free replacement is not possible to provide.
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Description	30 second sample From the 1994, 52 minute CD^[1] release of The Last Goon Show of All, containing the missing lead-up to a punchline. The VHS & DVD^[2] releases were 40 minutes long, and contained the punchline ("the difference between margarine"), but without the lead-up.
Source	BBC Radio Collection CD "The Last Goon Show of All". Earlier released as LP in 1974^[3]
Date	1994. Originally recorded live at Cambden Theatre, London, in 1972.
Author	Spike Milligan. Producer, John Browell
Permission (Reusing this file)	Fair Use Music Sample (in accordance with proposed guideline Wikipedia:Music_samples)

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References[edit]

^ ^a ^b Browell, John (Radio Producer). (1994). The Last Goon Show of All (compact disc 1). Running time 52 mins. Released as 2 disc set, with disc 2 containing Michael Parkinson Meets the Goons. © BBC Radio Collection, with PolyGram. BBCCD1630
^ ^a ^b Hespe, Douglas (Television Presenter) (2005). The Last Goon Show of All. (BBC DVD release, from edited 1973 VHS video of original 1972 telecast). © BBC Worldwide Ltd. B00918-9. Running time 40 minutes. The DVD is an exact copy of the earlier VHS release
^ ^a ^b Browell, John (Producer). (1974). The Last Goon Show of All. (Long Playing record). © BBC Records. Stereo 2964 035

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	06:05, 30 August 2009		31 s (464 KB)	Wotnow (talk \| contribs)	The purpose of this audio clip is to provide the missing lead-up to an otherwise meaningless punchline. Therefore, everything but the lead-up and punchline have been eliminated, bringing the clip down to 30 seconds, while still serving the intended purpos

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The Last Goon Show of All

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MP3	216 kbps		Completed 04:47, 25 December 2017	2.0 s

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Software used	Xiph.Org libVorbis I 20020717

[LastGoonShowofAllCD-1] Browell, John (Radio Producer). (1994). The Last Goon Show of All (compact disc 1). Running time 52 mins. Released as 2 disc set, with disc 2 containing Michael Parkinson Meets the Goons. © BBC Radio Collection, with PolyGram. BBCCD1630

[LastGoonShowofAllDVD-2] Hespe, Douglas (Television Presenter) (2005). The Last Goon Show of All. (BBC DVD release, from edited 1973 VHS video of original 1972 telecast). © BBC Worldwide Ltd. B00918-9. Running time 40 minutes. The DVD is an exact copy of the earlier VHS release

[LastGoonShowofAllLP-3] Browell, John (Producer). (1974). The Last Goon Show of All. (Long Playing record). © BBC Records. Stereo 2964 035

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