Whirr-click! I really don't need a 2,000 pounds sterling computer for my show

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Comedian and writer Dave Gorman feels that his 1970s Hanimex slide projector plays an important part in his show. He likes the fact that he has full control over what happens in his show, rather than the pace of the show being dictated by a stage manager. He also enjoys hearing the whirring sound the slide projector makes. He also uses an overhead projector which he finds attractive because it folds up very small.

United Kingdom

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Between a rock and a dry place

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Music group Calexico uses mariachi trumpets, pedal steel and Spanish guitars to create a sound that presents images of the South American desert. The group's Joey Burns believes that the idea of space and ambience is the most significant element of its music.

Sound recordings, Calexico (Music group)

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Stand up, Daves, and be counted

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Comedian Dave Gorman is critical of the concept of themed comedy shows, preferring to focus on what he sees as documentary comedy. He rejects comedians who criticize their audiences.

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