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| Spit in Your Ear | 
 enlarge | Artist: Spitting Image
Label: Virgin Chattering
Category: Music
List Price: £6.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (1 reviews)
Sales Rank: 8063
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 724384034429
EAN: 0724384034429
ASIN: B0000082E7
Release Date: May 8, 1995
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Spitting Image Signature Tune | | • | Ronnie And Maggie Goodbye | | • | Royal Singalong | | • | Weather Forecast | | • | Coleman Peaks | | • | We've Got Beards | | • | Second Coming | | • | Someone Famous Has Died | | • | Tea At Johnnie's | | • | Trendy Kinnock | | • | Da Do Run Ron | | • | Ronnie's Birthday | | • | One Man And His Bitch | | • | Special Relationship | | • | Clean Rugby Songs | | • | O'Toole's Night Out | | • | Spock The Actor | | • | Line Of Celebrities | | • | The Price Is Right | | • | Botha Tells The Truth | | • | I've Never Met A Nice South African | | • | End Announcement | | • | Andy And Fergie | | • | Pete Townshend Appeals | | • | Our Generation | | • | The Three Davids / Two Party System | | • | Hello You Must Be Going | | • | Naming The Royal Baby | | • | Bruno And Ruthless | | • | The South Bank Show On Ronnie Hazlehurst | | • | Bernard Manning Newsflash | | • | Juan Carlos Meets The Queen | | • | The Chicken Song (The Celebrity Mega Mix) | | • | Lawson Goes Bonkers | | • | Talk Bollocks | | • | Snooker Names | | • | Good Old British Bloke | | • | Black Moustache | | • | Uranus | | • | Dennis Thatcher's Pacemaker | | • | John And Tatum: The Young Marrieds | | • | We're Scared Of Bob | | • | Trooping The Colour | | • | Night Thoughts |
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| Customer Reviews:
Hi-lites of societal and musical satire September 19, 2000
10 out of 13 found this review helpful
This CD contains the best songs that the team of Spitting Image created during their ten years or so of satire with their trendsetting puppets. Their greatest and most hilarious sketches included Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and the Pope. The luck the Spitting Image team had was that these were outspoken and megalomaniac figures who were screaming to be made fun of. Also their 'politics' were such that they inspired fierce opposition, f.i. from satire. This CD includes the highlights of musical satire; The Megalomaniacs and bimbos in pop music such as Michael Jackson, USA for Africa, Dire Straits, Kylie Minogue. Some artists were helpful in making the CD, such as Sting, other worked with the puppets to their advantage, such as Genesis.
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