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	<title>Comments on: Still Dancing</title>
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		<title>By: Hg</title>
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		<description>You&#039;re still the only person I know who had actually heard of it when I mentioned it in conversation (or you mentioned it first, I forget exactly... it was probably 20 years ago).  I too recorded it off Channel 4, must have seen a listing in the Radio Times that intrigued me.
I&#039;m definitely not as much into film as music, though that&#039;s more down to prioritisation of time than lack of interest, but it always surprises me when I mention it to friends who are much more into cinema than me and they&#039;ve never heard of it.
Yeah, that quote I highlighted above really rang true when I watched it again last year.  It applies to the internet age more than ever.  Did you see the recent Doctor Who &quot;library&quot; story about digital ghosts too?  That seems to tap in to the same idea.  Binary flotsam and jetsam.
(Sorry your comment didn&#039;t appear for a short while, my anti-spam system decided you were evil and I&#039;ve been away for a couple of days so only just fished it out of the junk.)
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You&#8217;re still the only person I know who had actually heard of it when I mentioned it in conversation (or you mentioned it first, I forget exactly&#8230; it was probably 20 years ago).  I too recorded it off Channel 4, must have seen a listing in the Radio Times that intrigued me.<br />
I&#8217;m definitely not as much into film as music, though that&#8217;s more down to prioritisation of time than lack of interest, but it always surprises me when I mention it to friends who are much more into cinema than me and they&#8217;ve never heard of it.<br />
Yeah, that quote I highlighted above really rang true when I watched it again last year.  It applies to the internet age more than ever.  Did you see the recent Doctor Who &#8220;library&#8221; story about digital ghosts too?  That seems to tap in to the same idea.  Binary flotsam and jetsam.<br />
(Sorry your comment didn&#8217;t appear for a short while, my anti-spam system decided you were evil and I&#8217;ve been away for a couple of days so only just fished it out of the junk.)</p>
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