MusicGu.ru

Ant: Well, mate. Well, that`s, that`s our first album...

Dec: That seems to be it, man.

Ant: That`s - what do they call it - a wrap, mate.

Dec: That`s a wrap.

Ant: Literally!

Dec: Literally?

Ant: Yes, well that`s our first album done, mate!

Dec: Right, yeah.

Ant: Well done!

Dec: I, I, I, I can`t, I can`t believe...

Ant: I can`t believe you`re stuttering like that...

Dec: I can`t believe we`ve broke The Beatles` record, mate.

Ant: What? What`s that?

Dec: Well, they did their first album in 14 hours, do you know that?

Ant: Yeah.

Dec: I didn`t believe it was possible to do an album in 37 and

a half minutes!

Ant: Actually, it is, mate.

Dec: I, I, I`m just amazed...

Ant: No, no, I think, I think Peter Gabriel done his in 32.

Dec: Awww...

Ant: So we haven`t even broke the record, at all have we?

Dec: He`s just beaten us then.

Ant: Eh? Eh?

Dec: Hey, but I think we`ve done well though!

Ant: Yeah it`s, it`s, you know, you know I`m pleased...so what

you gonna do now then?

Dec: Erm...I think I`ll go...

Ant: Apart from change that shirt, maybe, because I`ve been in

this recording studio for, what, 30 minutes? 30 odd minutes?

It`s beginning, I didn`t wanna bring it up, mate, but it`s beginning

to smell a bit.

Dec: Thanks Ant. Erm, I dunno, I think I`ll go back to...

Ant: No, no, you`re not even gonna tell us if you`re gonna change

the shirt or not?

Dec: Yeah I`ll change the shirt...

Ant: And have a wash, too?

Dec: I`ll put on me uniform for me proper job, actually.

Ant: What`s your proper job?

Dec: I erm, I collect the trolleys at Tescos.

Ant: Do you?

Dec: Yeah.

Ant: I`m a, I`m a, I`m a milkman.

Dec: Really?

Ant: Yeah. Very exciting, it`s true what they say, you know.

Dec: What`s that then?

Ant: It`s true what they say about milkmen.

Dec: That you get lots of free milk?

Ant: Yeah. I do.

Dec: Cool. Brilliant. But, erm...

Ant: The old people round near mine are really pleased.

Dec: Yeah.

Ant: Yeah. Hello Thomas, there`s your pint. Hello Esther, there`s

your pint. You know, it`s a daily round every morning, mate,

after me normal round, it`s a daily round...

Dec: Well, Anthony!

Ant: Yeah...I`m sorry, you know, you see, that`s why I don`t

even tell anyone! `Cause they`re not even interested!

Dec: We should carry on this conversation later on...

Ant: OK, OK. OK!

Dec: But, erm, so what do you think people are gonna make of all this then?

Ant: I, I don`t know, I don`t know, I enjoyed it though, surely,

I mean, you know...

Dec: I`ve enjoyed it too, but you know, how are people gonna take it?

Ant: What d`you mean?

Dec: Well, how`re they gonna, how`re they...

Ant: They`re (whistles) ooh, what`s that guy`s problem?

Dec: But are they gonna like it?

Ant: What?

Dec: The album?

Ant: Well I hope so. I mean, or all this hard work`s been in

vain! All this 37 minutes has been in vain, mate! Did we say

37?

Dec: 37, yeah!

Ant: Ah right! OK!

Dec: Don`t mention the 3 weeks it did take though!

Ant: (Laughs)

Dec: Err, yeah, 37 and a half minutes!

Ant: Yeah, right. Er, yeah, I hope so, mate, I hope so. You know,

I mean I hope for your sake.

Dec: Well I might see you round Tesco sometime, mate.

Ant: Yeah, I mean, I mean that`s it now, isn`t it?

Dec: Erm, actually we`ve got a bit of bad news to stick on the

end of here for everybody that`s listening to the CD.

Ant: Yeah.

Dec: This is actually the err, the last professional engagment

me and Ant are actually erm...

(Recording studio door opens)

Cleaner: That`s it, mind out the way boys.

Dec: Oh sorry, love.

Ant: Sorry love.

Cleaner: You still `ere?

Ant: We`ve got an interesting to thing to...

Dec: We`ve got an important...

Cleaner: Come on, mind out the way. I`ve gotta clean up in `ere...

Ant: Please, please, no, no, love...love...

Dec: We`ve got an important...we`ve got an important...

(Scuffles)

Dec: We`ve got an important announcement to make.

Ant: Thanks for that extra biscuit at teatime!

Studio Operator: Hurry up, boys.

Ant: Anyway, anyway...

Dec: This is the last professional engagement we`re gonna, err,

engage in, and we actually are...

Studio Operator: Here, hurry up, boys!

Ant: We`re, we`re, the truth is we`re splitting up...

Both: After this album.

Ant: So, this is our last album, so...

Dec: We just wanna thank everyone who supported us along the way...

Ant: It`s our first and last so, err...

Dec: We are gonna, err, persue sort of careers now, both in television

and in music, so we just want to thank everyone who supported

us as a duo...

Ant: Yeah.

Dec: And a twosome.

Ant: So is this the last they`ll hear of PJ & Duncan?

(Silence)

Both: PSYCHE!!

(Manic laughter)

Ant: Well, mate. Well, that`s, that`s our first album...

Dec: That seems to be it, man.

Ant: That`s - what do they call it - a wrap, mate.

Dec: That`s a wrap.

Ant: Literally!

Dec: Literally?

Ant: Yes, well that`s our first album done, mate!

Dec: Right, yeah.

Ant: Well done!

Dec: I, I, I, I can`t, I can`t believe...

Ant: I can`t believe you`re stuttering like that...

Dec: I can`t believe we`ve broke The Beatles` record, mate.

Ant: What? What`s that?

Dec: Well, they did their first album in 14 hours, do you know that?

Ant: Yeah.

Dec: I didn`t believe it was possible to do an album in 37 and

a half minutes!

Ant: Actually, it is, mate.

Dec: I, I, I`m just amazed...

Ant: No, no, I think, I think Peter Gabriel done his in 32.

Dec: Awww...

Ant: So we haven`t even broke the record, at all have we?

Dec: He`s just beaten us then.

Ant: Eh? Eh?

Dec: Hey, but I think we`ve done well though!

Ant: Yeah it`s, it`s, you know, you know I`m pleased...so what

you gonna do now then?

Dec: Erm...I think I`ll go...

Ant: Apart from change that shirt, maybe, because I`ve been in

this recording studio for, what, 30 minutes? 30 odd minutes?

It`s beginning, I didn`t wanna bring it up, mate, but it`s beginning

to smell a bit.

Dec: Thanks Ant. Erm, I dunno, I think I`ll go back to...

Ant: No, no, you`re not even gonna tell us if you`re gonna change

the shirt or not?

Dec: Yeah I`ll change the shirt...

Ant: And have a wash, too?

Dec: I`ll put on me uniform for me proper job, actually.

Ant: What`s your proper job?

Dec: I erm, I collect the trolleys at Tescos.

Ant: Do you?

Dec: Yeah.

Ant: I`m a, I`m a, I`m a milkman.

Dec: Really?

Ant: Yeah. Very exciting, it`s true what they say, you know.

Dec: What`s that then?

Ant: It`s true what they say about milkmen.

Dec: That you get lots of free milk?

Ant: Yeah. I do.

Dec: Cool. Brilliant. But, erm...

Ant: The old people round near mine are really pleased.

Dec: Yeah.

Ant: Yeah. Hello Thomas, there`s your pint. Hello Esther, there`s

your pint. You know, it`s a daily round every morning, mate,

after me normal round, it`s a daily round...

Dec: Well, Anthony!

Ant: Yeah...I`m sorry, you know, you see, that`s why I don`t

even tell anyone! `Cause they`re not even interested!

Dec: We should carry on this conversation later on...

Ant: OK, OK. OK!

Dec: But, erm, so what do you think people are gonna make of all this then?

Ant: I, I don`t know, I don`t know, I enjoyed it though, surely,

I mean, you know...

Dec: I`ve enjoyed it too, but you know, how are people gonna take it?

Ant: What d`you mean?

Dec: Well, how`re they gonna, how`re they...

Ant: They`re (whistles) ooh, what`s that guy`s problem?

Dec: But are they gonna like it?

Ant: What?

Dec: The album?

Ant: Well I hope so. I mean, or all this hard work`s been in

vain! All this 37 minutes has been in vain, mate! Did we say

37?

Dec: 37, yeah!

Ant: Ah right! OK!

Dec: Don`t mention the 3 weeks it did take though!

Ant: (Laughs)

Dec: Err, yeah, 37 and a half minutes!

Ant: Yeah, right. Er, yeah, I hope so, mate, I hope so. You know,

I mean I hope for your sake.

Dec: Well I might see you round Tesco sometime, mate.

Ant: Yeah, I mean, I mean that`s it now, isn`t it?

Dec: Erm, actually we`ve got a bit of bad news to stick on the

end of here for everybody that`s listening to the CD.

Ant: Yeah.

Dec: This is actually the err, the last professional engagment

me and Ant are actually erm...

(Recording studio door opens)

Cleaner: That`s it, mind out the way boys.

Dec: Oh sorry, love.

Ant: Sorry love.

Cleaner: You still `ere?

Ant: We`ve got an interesting to thing to...

Dec: We`ve got an important...

Cleaner: Come on, mind out the way. I`ve gotta clean up in `ere...

Ant: Please, please, no, no, love...love...

Dec: We`ve got an important...we`ve got an important...

(Scuffles)

Dec: We`ve got an important announcement to make.

Ant: Thanks for that extra biscuit at teatime!

Studio Operator: Hurry up, boys.

Ant: Anyway, anyway...

Dec: This is the last professional engagement we`re gonna, err,

engage in, and we actually are...

Studio Operator: Here, hurry up, boys!

Ant: We`re, we`re, the truth is we`re splitting up...

Both: After this album.

Ant: So, this is our last album, so...

Dec: We just wanna thank everyone who supported us along the way...

Ant: It`s our first and last so, err...

Dec: We are gonna, err, persue sort of careers now, both in television

and in music, so we just want to thank everyone who supported

us as a duo...

Ant: Yeah.

Dec: And a twosome.

Ant: So is this the last they`ll hear of PJ & Duncan?

(Silence)

Both: PSYCHE!!

(Manic laughter)

Адрес электронной почты		example@domain.ru
Код заказа		999-999
Нажмите после заполнения
Пожалуйста, вводите корректный адрес электронной почты, так как на этот адрес будет отправлена дополнительная ссылка на загрузку выбранной Вами песни. Если был указан неправильный адрес электронной почты, вы можете его исправить. Для исправления адреса электронной почты отправьте электронно письмо в службу поддержки (support@musicgu.ru). В письме укажите полученный Вами код и корректный адрес электронной почты. Отправляя сообщение на один из предоставленных номеров Вы подтверждаете свое согласие с Правилами использования сайта и Пользовательским соглашением.