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Monty Python Sights, Sounds, Songs, Silliness

(Singing)"La di di, one two three, it's Eric the half a bee..."


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It's a Python page, me ol' beauty... a very LOOOOOOONG Python page... so you'd better get used to the idea! If you've been here before, you'll notice that I have been updating this page infrequently, adding new sounds and text at a stunningly slow rate, and trying to provide the world with some of the lesser known Python bits. For example, how many people knew of Michael Palin's Professor Gumby article for American Libraries, the David Letterman Top Ten list about John Cleese, or the Python snail mail address? (Check my Various Bits section for new additions) Textual info, such as scripts from the telly series and the films, are readily available at other sites on the WWW, so I'm trying to refrain from placing them here... unless I come across funny bits that I haven't seen at the other places (I am planning on transcribing several newspaper articles in the near future). I am open to suggestions (though let's keep the rude ones to a minimum!), and would like to hear from Pythonites from around the globe.

Anyway...

To get where you'll like to be, click on a word in the grouping below.

Take it away, Eric the orchestra leader...


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Python Profiles


For everyone out there who simply must know all about those wild Pythons, this really isn't the place to look. But click here anyway to read what they wrote of themselves in the hilarious and massively oversized
"MONTYPYTHONSCRAPBOOKOFBRIANOFNAZARETH".



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The Crusades


In 1995, Terry Jones presented a guided tour of the Crusades, the 11th and 12th century struggle for control of the Holy Land between the Muslims and Christians, on the History Channel and A&E. The program (in four parts) got good reviews, was informative, and was a lot of fun. All Python fans should try to see it because you'll enjoy it AND learn something! To see a large image (290x480x256) of the one below, click away!


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Professor D.P. Gumby


Good evening. A long time ago, Michael Palin wrote an article on Professor D.P. Gumby's famous speech on the expanding library situation of the future for American Libraries. Previously only available to people with way too much time on their hands to find such an outlandish thing, this article can now be read in the privacy and comfort of your own home... or office... or school.

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A Few Sounds


These sounds are now available for the first time ever to the public, thanks to a special agreement with no one in particular. They have been sampled economically, but the quality, to paraphrase a certain Hungarian/English phrasebook, may make your nipples explode with delight. For limited time only, these finely tooled hand-crafted UK wonder .WAVs are available for the small contribution of a nudge, a wink, and a quick shag courtesy Anne Elk (not too much to ask, really). Thank you, and piss off.


Flying Circus



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The Holy Grail



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Life of Brian



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The Meaning of Life



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The Bizarre

  • Sup's "I Don't Like Spam" Jam (105k)
    I'm proud of this one. It's a short mix that I made using a sample from Cypress Hill's "Insane in the Membrane" and a sample of Graham Chapman ragging on Spam. Weird, but funny. If you like it, let me know and I'll see what other oddities I can come up with.
  • Sup's "Blackadder Hip Hop" (1.3 MB)
    This isn't a Python sound, but it's new so it's here. Just hatched on 30 March 1999, this is my mix of Lt. George and General Melchett with Digital Underground's "Humpty Dance". The file is 31 seconds long, 22,025 Hz, mono, 16-bit.
  • Sup's "Blackadder Hip Hop" (Real Audio/Media) (28 KB)
    This is a FAR INFERIOR Real Media/Audio version of the same file, for those of you who'd like to hear the tune without the long download.


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Dinsdale!


Python's Snail Mail Address



Here's the address of the Python offices, as sent to me by Kim "Howard" Johnson. It netted me an autographed photo of Eric Idle (in Hindu warrior garb from "Splitting Heirs") and a program from the Hollywood Bowl shows.
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c/o MAYDAY MANAGEMENT
68A DELANCEY STREET
LONDON NW1 7RY
ENGLAND

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A Few Songs


Text only!

Every Sperm Is Sacred Finland Brian
The Galaxy Song I Like Chinese Henry Kissinger
Sit On My Face All Things Dull And Ugly I've Got Two Legs
O Lord Please Don't Burn Us Eric The Half A Bee Christmas In Heaven
Medical Love Song The Money Song Bruces' Philosophers Song
Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life The Meaning Of Life Decomposing Composers
Brave Sir Robin Knights Of The Round Table Lumberjack Song


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Various Bits

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Python Books
The poet Ewan McTeagle
John Cleese article, circa 1988
Python CD fun
David Letterman's "Top Ten reasons John Cleese Could Not Be On Our Program"
John Cleese newspaper clipping, circa 1989
Monty Python's Oscar Wilde Sketch

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And Now For Something Completely Predictable...
Python Quotes


Yes, yes, I know... everyone in the mass of humanity knows bits of the "Nudge Nudge" and "Dead Parrot" sketches. But how many buggers out there can recite the longish name of the world's greatest forgotten composer? And how many gits truly recall the Butcher who is alternately insulting and polite? Sure, you may remember all about "The Lumberjack Song", but do you remember the cannibalistic undertaker? If your interest is now somewhat tweaked, then mayhaps you'll kindly click on the following word to go to some of Python's funniest bits in written form...

Streuth!!


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"It's all a bit zany, a bit madcap... frankly, I don't fully understand it myself. The kids seem to like it..."

Oh bugger!

(Hey, don't steal my pics and such... email me first to ask!)

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