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drummer Bill Ward said that it was Cockney rhyming slang for "mental"—radio -rental . Critics have noted the coincidence of the title and the fact that all
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selections from its archive of programmes, as well as recent material. Radio Rental Cable Television started the UK's first pay-per-view movie channel, 'Cinematel'
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established in the U.K. was Lotus Radio, which began operating as a radio rental business in 1933. Within the United States, the practice of retail-based
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radio version. However, this is the only version of the song: the term "radio -rental " is rhyming slang for "mental". "The Writ" is one of only a handful of
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Clark Part II- Women's Panties", aired: November 2019. Episode 65 of Radio Rental contains a first hand account of an elementary student's encounter with
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engineering Pam Sixfin – violin Jim Vollentine – engineering Howie Weinberg – mastering Kristen Wilkinson – viola King Williams – shortwave radio rental
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Hollingbery renamed the business to Comet Radio Services and began providing a radio rental service. Comet's first retail store was opened in George Street, Hull
1981 in British television
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day on air for the ITV regional stations ATV, Southern and Westward. Radio Rental Cable Television launches the UK's first pay-per-view movie channel 'Cinematel'
Timeline of cable television in the United Kingdom
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intermittently for the next decade with programmes made by volunteers. 1981 Radio Rental Cable Television launches the UK's first pay-per-view movie channel,
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October 17, 2021. Quah, Nicholas (October 28, 2020). "Alice Isn't Dead, Radio Rental , and 2 More Spooky Podcasts Worth Trying". Vulture. Archived from the
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intermittently for the next decade with programmes made by volunteers. 1981 Radio Rental Cable Television launches the UK's first pay-per-view movie channel,