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RH: The question's too complex. Cannot compute.
BD: OK - David Whittaker: did YOU do Sam Fox Strip Poker music?
DW: I must admit, that under pressure... I didn't.
RH: He is lying, he did.
BD: Well it wasn't me - it must have been Galway!
GL: Could have been Barry Leitch?
GP starts "singing" the Eastenders theme tune (Leitch classic). All join in...
BD: Your turn for a question, David.
DW: Martin Galway: I've heard that people consider your music to be dross. If you don't
respond I will take that as an admission. (laughter)
DW: Rob Hubbard: How much do you want for your music routine?
RH: I've been asked that one before, funnily enough. On the Commodore 64 or the Amstrad?
DW: Yes. (laughter)
RH: There's a kid rang us up, right - this is true story this - he says: 'Is it true that you were
paid fifity thousand pound to do music on't Thing on a Spring, and that you can dictate your
own prices like that?', I said: 'Mate, if I f'kin' was I wou'nt be living in Newcastle, I'd be in
Hawaii, wou'nt I!', y'know.
BD: Seriously, could you mention this business about having, like, all my disks stolen.
(bemused faces all round)
BD: Didn't you hear about it? Like, somebody broke into my office, stole my disk drive -
stole ALL my development disks, all my backup disks, and all Tony's source disks, and we
had to restart from scratch. And, like, all this stuff that's on those demo disks - a we haven't
got the original lists, we've only got a database. I don't mind if someone takes copies - they
can take as many copies as they like - but I really would like them back. If somebody sends
them to me, no questions asked, I won't even look at the bloody postmark. Just so long as I
get the disks back.
RH: And then afterwards you'll break his kneecaps.
BD: Yes, and then afterwards I'll break his kneecaps. (laughter)
GP to BD: Your music's very musical.
GL (laughter): It's very - sweet. Nice little tunes aren't they?
BD: I never pretended to be a composer. I'm a tunesmith.
GP: With a name like Dalglish, you can't be.
BD: DAGLISH!!!
GP: If your name was Smith...
GL: Yeah, and your first name was Tune...
BD: OK, I have to admit it - I did Sam Fox! (laughter)
GP: We have a lot of little kiddies ask us 'Why do you hate Rob Hubbard?'
RH: I used to really get upset about it until I talked to 'im (pointing at GL) over the phone.
GL: I'm a diplomat, see. (laughter)
BD: And he was asking me to kill you two months ago.
RH: I used to get really pissed off with the bloody computer side, and like you realise that the
industry is so small, youknow [sic] what I mean. In fact the more you kind of get into it,
y'know, like doin' business, you realise how small it is.
BD: Small minded as well.
RH: Plus the fact, I mean like people like you are not actually specialist users - all you're
really doing is just givin' an opinion about summ't.
BD: You're giving a personal opinion whether you like this piece of music or not. You don't
know whether it's technically good or not.
GL: Yes I do.
BD: Yeah, but you don't know the theory behind it and you don't know how difficult can be…
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