Me on AM radio
Tune in to Lisa Macuja’s weekly radio show Art 2 Art: Usapang sining at kultura para sa lahat, Sundays at 3.30pm on DZRH. The show marks its first anniversary this month; I’m the featured guest this afternoon. We talk about books. The show was taped at the radio station a couple of weeks ago. I met the comedian Palito in the hallway. He’s a volunteer on their Operation Tulong program. I asked if I could take his picture, and he said okay, then he said we should all be in the photo. Remind me to post the photo later, I’m sleepy. I drank too much wine at dinner, and heard many versions of Relight My Fire by Take That (pre-breakup, and post-Robbie Williams). We also watched a recent concert by A-Ha, even if we only remembered two of their songs plus the theme from the Bond movie (Aaaaaah, the living daylights). The handsome vocalist whose name we can’t remember looks fabulous and hasn’t aged since the mid-80s. Let’s go to Norway.
Answers to questions you might be asking, unless you wandered onto this site purely by accident >>>
March 2nd, 2008 at 04:35
When will you return to a weekly radio show? I used to listen to them. Hope you return.
March 3rd, 2008 at 02:51
I think his name is Pal Waaktar or something. I’ve always wondered what happened to those guys.
March 3rd, 2008 at 11:30
the lead is morten harket, whose got one of the best male voices, ever!
March 3rd, 2008 at 23:18
Morten Harket is still hot?? AWESOME!! I was in love with that guy… Pal Waaktar was the blond guy .. he’s cute too.
March 4th, 2008 at 09:56
“Relight My Fire”!!!
If I recall, Robbie Williams was still the Fat Dancer from Take That when they put it out.
It was when they released “Back for Good” when Robbie was out of TT.
Yes, A-Ha are still together…a couple of years ago they released a CD
March 4th, 2008 at 13:11
I am not particularly interested with A-Ha! Their songs have been dead decades
ago, now occasionally spun in 80s retro parties by that 70s- 80s guru Boyet A. What
amuses me is that personality, THE comedian that is Palito! The man who imitates a
corpse wearing a white hanky around his head & stuffing his nostrils with cotton
balls is still alive & kicking! And his movies during his ‘kasikatan’ were really
funny! Maybe that was quite an encounter i wish i had a photo op with him too! Cant
wait to see those pix!