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Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding in non-Boosh stuff:

AD/BC


The Christmas musical extravaganza which Matt Berry and Richard Ayoade put together for BBC3. They starred themselves as The Innkeeper and Joseph respectively and Matt Berry also played the composer Tim Wynde. It's a bit daft but with all that comedy talent including Julia Davis, Matt Lucas and Rich Fulcher it's hard not to love.

The caps are a little dark because they're straight from the programme as it aired on BBC3 but that's easily fixable. I posted some AD/BC icons here.

AD/BC Part 1 (576x320px, 303 caps, 27.4MB)
AD/BC Part 2 (576x320px, 302 caps, 26.2MB)

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Sweet


Short film starring Noel and Julian which is one of The Mighty Boosh series 2 extras. It's a bit risque but nothing all that bad really and seeing early Julian and Noel is well worth it.

Sweet Part 1 (280 caps, 720x405px, 47.2 MB)
Sweet Part 2 (278 caps, 720x405px, 47.0 MB)

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Video, 720px x 540px, 181 caps, 21.6mb (Reuploaded May 09)

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Making Of, 720px x 540px, 214 caps, 31.7mb (Reuploaded May 09)

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Alright video, 150 caps, 720x540 px, 37.3mb

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Video (720x405px, 15.25mb, 100 caps) (Reuploaded May 09)

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Making Of (720x540px, 52.94 mb, 316 caps) (Reuploaded May 09)

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I've split these caps into three zipped files. Mainly Samuel West and a mix of the rest of the cast.

Part 1 (720x405px, 39.9 MB, 281 caps)

Part 2 (720x405px, 35.2 MB, 281 caps)

Part 3 (720x405px, 36.5 MB, 281 caps)

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Caps from the "Bang Bang You're Dead" DVD single. I'll hopefully be posting caps from the DVD with the album in a bit.


Bang Bang You're Dead video (24.75 MB)


Bang Bang Diaries (77.54 MB)
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Paris (14.94 MB)

Caps from the Martin Scorsese documentary on Bob Dylan, which was on BBC2 last year:

Spawning both politically charged folk ballads that came to embody the very spirit of the turbulent 1960s ('The Times They are a-Changin') and sprawling, stream-of-consciousness litanies that irrevocably changed the face of rock music ('Like a Rolling Stone'), the years between 1961-1966 were inarguably the most artistically fertile for legendary singer/songwriter Bob Dylan.
- From the Amazon review of the DVD


Part One [83.07 MB - 548 caps, 720x540]
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The Pink Floyd & Syd Barrett Story [45.8 MB - 312 caps, 720x405]

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Includes early Floyd, the Arnold Layne video, Graham Coxon (doing a Syd track), later Floyd interviews, solo Syd and a whole host of stuff.

Set 6 - Nobody Told Me, Borrowed Time, Working Class Hero and Give Peace A Chance

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( Working Class Hero )

( Give Peace A Chance )