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Four "Goon Show" radio episodes from the 1950s - "The Dreaded Batter Pudding Hurler from Bexhill-on-Sea", "The Histories of Pliny the Elder", "The Jet-Propelled NAAFI" and "The Evils of Bushey Spon".
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio Cassette
When I was in the third grade I won a contest in a newspaper for creating a character called "Lurgy the Bird" and living in "The States" I had never heard of "The Goon Show". It's ironic that years and years later the first episode I ever heard from the Goons was "Lurgi Strikes Britian". I was shocked and amused at the same time. It's still my favourite episode. So far this has been one of my favourite Goon Show collection. It includes some of the best episodes in my opinion including "Napoleon's Piano", "The Great International Christmas Pudding" and "The Flea". Spike Milligan is a brilliant writer who excels in absurdist humour and mangling words. This collection is a must for any Goon fan or new fan or anybody who is curious about the Goons. Have a gorilla.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I've just become a big fan of the Goon Show, and being able to buy these episodes for such a low price was great. I enjoy being able to listen again and again to these episodes, and encourage the BBC to release more of the 250 or so episodes on tape and CD.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Ah once again Jim's its 2 hours of continuous radio fighting! In both corners The Goons!
Yes its that all leather goon show, and its back for more!
Featuring the birth of the Dreaded Lurgi! Neeeeiugh!
The International Christmas Pudding!
The Flea and Napoleons Piano!
Never has such madness been alowed out of a secure room! Use this wonderful CD to torture your sisters! Cause Pain to your Uncles and generally annoy people whilst you laugh your head off at this superb CD!
Each Goon Show has been digitally remastered! What more could you want?! Well.......a portion of batter pudding....
Yes its that all leather goon show, and its back for more!
Featuring the birth of the Dreaded Lurgi! Neeeeiugh!
The International Christmas Pudding!
The Flea and Napoleons Piano!
Never has such madness been alowed out of a secure room! Use this wonderful CD to torture your sisters! Cause Pain to your Uncles and generally annoy people whilst you laugh your head off at this superb CD!
Each Goon Show has been digitally remastered! What more could you want?! Well.......a portion of batter pudding....
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Goon but not forgotten.
Growing up in the era of the Goon Shows original broadcasts I find them just as funny as ever. All through my schoolday junior and senior I was completely hooked and I still get... Read more
Published 4 months ago by J. Drummond
Yeeeeackaboo!
I guarentee you will be unable to stop screaming the above peculiar word once you've listened to the sublimely silly 'Lurgi Strikes Britain'. Read more
Published on 9 Aug 2009 by Ms. Felicia Davis-burden
Four of the best
There are many Goon Show Collections available on CD right now, but in my humble opinion many of the best ones have already been released - i highly recommend volumes 1-11 of the... Read more
Published on 17 July 2009 by Mr. Damian J. Waters
Exellent Introduction to the Goons
If you know about the Goons then you probably like them. They were the inspiration for Monty Python. Read more
Published on 2 Mar 2008 by Noel Jealous
The One with the Lurgi........
Wondered where lurgi came from? Buy this and find out. Highly recommended - very funny.
Published on 11 Aug 2002 by S. Bradnam
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