song played on Rippercast

[ugis]

Anybody know the name of the song played at the start and end of each Rippercast?

Carole Hughes

[spyglass]

HI !

I think the track you refere to is called " Jack the Ripper " by the genius who is Morrissey, though cant quite remember what album its from, and I think it came out in the mid 90's.

[ugis]

song played on Rippercast

HI !

I think the track you refere to is called " Jack the Ripper " by the genius who is Morrissey, though cant quite remember what album its from, and I think it came out in the mid 90's.

Thanks SPYGLASS

I've tracked it down now thanks to you and downloaded it from itunes.

Many thanks

Carole

[spyglass]

Your welcome....enjoy!!

[rbaynton]

Anybody know the name of the song played at the start and end of each Rippercast?

Carole Hughes

I'd often wondered that too - thanks for asking the question !!!

[jmenges]

The version played on the podcast is from the 1992 'Certain People I Know' single. A live version, sounding pretty different, has appeared on various compilation albums.

JM

[Mike Covell]

This little ditty?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXIu-f2zSlI&feature=related

[rbaynton]

This little ditty?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXIu-...eature=related

The live version of JTR is on youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph-vswy2xLA I love how he introduces it ‘There’s something about Whitechapel … not much .. but something’ !

I think that the one used on the podcasts is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAFaV...eature=related where he comes through a door marked ‘penis’ at 7 seconds

There is also a promo version at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ1BpmuKbBA which kicks off with the victim mortuary pictures and has a few shots which may, or (almost certainly!) may not, be Whitechapel complete with stereotypical swirling fog and ominous silhouette of JTR stalking in cloak & top hat

[Mike Covell]

As a young man I quite enjoyed Morrisey, my fave track being Suedehead

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFYoQRe-wFI

[rbaynton]

As a young man I quite enjoyed Morrisey, my fave track being Suedehead

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFYoQRe-wFI

Ah, but you still ARE a young man. Its a generation thing, believe it or not, as a young man (in my defence, a VERY young man) I remember seeing Screaming Lord Sutch doing his version of 'Jack The Ripper' at the Bristol Corn Exchange - complete with coffins, cape, and fake (I assume!) blood. Good fun and marginally better for a young man than solitary vices.

[Presicion25]

lol I was wondering the same thing the other day. I was like, what song is that......