I Finally Saw Back To The Future The Musical London- Kurt Cobain Guitar / Mary Poppins & Spice Girls
A Day In London
Transcript
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Today's adventure begins as the
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recording of Thursday, June 26th, 2025.
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I am in London, England, standing here
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next to the between the two train
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stations, St. Pancress and King's Cross.
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Looking at this magnificent clock tower,
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now a hotel and train station. Very
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overcast and a little dreary today. Got
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quite a few things on the agenda.
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And later going to be doing something
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I've been wanting to do for a while.
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Going to the Back to Future Musical. But
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that's not till later this evening. Got
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to pop inside King's Cross. Well known
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for being the train station 9 and 3/4
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from Harry Potter.
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Get a piping hot caffeinated beverage or
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coffee in here. Start the day.
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Definitely need some caffeine.
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Get this day going. It is very overcast
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for now anyway.
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Yeah, right over here. 9 and 3/4 Harry
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Potter. The real spot is like over
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there.
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The Harry Potter store is in here as
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well.
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Warner Brothers London Harry Potter
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store is in here. They've recreated 9
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and 3/4 corners.
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Looks like over the years they've added
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on this this little kind of
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dome bubble section onto the original
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King's Cross station there.
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It's pretty cool in here. Yeah. At 8:40
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a.m., this is the shortest line I've
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ever seen cuz usually during the day,
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this thing stretches out of the queueing
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area and then like down the hallway. I
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mean, this is usually like an hour or
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two wait to get a photo. There's only 20
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people in line at 8:40. There's a little
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hack. Get here early. It is the Harry
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Potter shop at platform 9 at 3/4. And
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the shop is even open this early. I was
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thinking it wouldn't open till 10:00,
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but it's 8:30 and the Harry Potter shop
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at platform 9/4 is open.
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Welcome everyone. Adam
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Woo here. Quite the backdrop above me
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all illuminated and lit up that dome. I
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am wearing an appropriate t-shirt. Yes,
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so many people have suggested I should
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see Back to the Future the musical.
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And I'm finally going to do it. Not sure
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how it's going to be. I know there's
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some differences between the film
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and the show. I do love the movie. My
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all-time favorite film of all time. So,
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it's going to be interesting seeing the
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show. But I figured what better place to
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see it than here in London. a lot of
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other stuff to do before that. I'm
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inviting you to join me,
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shall we? Sir Nigel Rezley,
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chief mechanical engineer of the Great
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Northern Railway, London and
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Northeastern Railway.
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Looks like he's really deep in thought.
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He's looking up there
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at that little food court. Yeah, the
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sun's already starting to make an
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appearance now. So, evidently this was
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used not only in Harry Potter also. I
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think this is where the car flew by when
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they were going to rescue Harry.
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It flew by the tower, but also used on
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the Spice Girls video, St. Panker
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station right next to King's Cross.
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Look at this fancy car here parked in
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front of the station hotel established
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1873. Not the car,
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This is the spot from Spice Girls
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Wannabe. They all walk in right there.
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Turn this corner.
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She kisses the guy sitting right there
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on the couch.
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Same tile work and everything. And then
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they turn this corner and they do their
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dance routine and sing right here along
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this
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right there.
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There's the staircase. The Spice Girls
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wannabe.
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You can watch the full video and match
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it all up.
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Just tell me what you want. What you
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really, really want. This is where I
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arrived yesterday. This didn't get as
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close to this sculpture yesterday as I
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am today. This built back in 2007.
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We got the artist. His name is right up
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here.
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all day.
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One thing that is interesting though,
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I'm looking at this and I can't tell if
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this is supposed to be a cell phone
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or like a remote or what that's supposed
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to be that she's holding while they're
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in the romantic embrace.
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I'm going to take the underground, also
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known as the tube,
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to another area of London.
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Train is ready to depart.
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Next train in one minute. Stand clear
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and stand behind.
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Okay. Once again, ladies and gentlemen,
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please stand clear of the doors and our
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customers.
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Next train in 2 minutes. Stand clear of
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the door and our customers off those all
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stations to hit terminal 2 three and
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five.
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Send out the farther I went
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south Kensington.
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I'm going to a Kurt Cobain exhibit. It's
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over in this area.
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I made my way over to the Royal Albert
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Hall
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from what I know it as. I'm sure plenty
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of artists have played here, but the
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Beatles played here. It was also used
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mentioned in the Beatles song Day in the
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Life.
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Directly across from here at the College
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of Music, they are having a Kurt Cobain
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Nirvana exhibit. Now, I believe they're
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going to have the cardigan that Kurt
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wore wore in the unplugged MTV Unplugged
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and perhaps his guitar from in there and
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some other things. Looking back the
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other way at the Royal College of Music,
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the exhibit's going to be. Yeah, it's
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hard to pick a favorite Beatle song, but
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I would say that the Day in the Life is
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probably in my top 10 favorite Beatles
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songs. I don't know. There's a lot of
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them.
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It's kind of interesting when you hear
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lyrics and you see a place that's used
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in lyrics that you've heard from a song
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a million times and you see the place
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you're like, "Wow, it really is a place
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that exists."
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Got about a half hour until the exhibit
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opens. So, I got a little time to walk
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around. Whenever I see this kind of
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area, reminds me of Mary Poppins and
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Fish Call Wanda. So, I looked up to see
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if this is the area from A Fish Call
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Wanda. And in fact, it is.
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So, I'm going to go by the fish Paul
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Wanda, one of the spots for the movie.
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This is Enslo Gardens
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or 69 up here is where the dramatic box
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scene with the dog took place. The box
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was right up there. Older lady lived
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right here. He was up there on the top
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of the window looking out. He thought it
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was not going to go according to I don't
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want to give too many spoilers. You just
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got to kind of watch the film. But this
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is where it all happened. The dog, the
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lady laying right there.
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Yeah. Fish Call Wanda. Hilarious movie.
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All filmed around London. This is
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definitely a pivotal scene.
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And number 74 is where he walks out of
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the cave. In fact, you can see the
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number 74 in the film. And then he walks
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out
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and right over there. There it is.
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Made it back over to the Royal College
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of Music and now going to head over to
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Kurt Cobain unplugged exhibit. All
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right. Inside the exhibit here, you got
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some uh photos. So, you got some uh
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artwork of William Shield, JP Solomon
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right there. Portrait done by Thomas
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Hardy.
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And you also got
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Joseph Hayden. If you go upstairs, you
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got the story behind one of music's most
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iconic guitars, the acoustic guitar that
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Kurt used for Unplugged. This exhibit
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goes through the 18th of November, 20
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25.
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Here's a photo of the performance. I
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remember watching this when it was when
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it actually happened on TV. The guitar
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he used was a 1959 Martin D18E.
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Following Cobain's death in 94, the
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guitar passed to his daughter and it was
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sold for 600 $6 million. But before
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that, three decades before that, the
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guitar turned up at a pawn shop in
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Alabama. It was in a pawn shop in
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Alabama. And this is the guitar itself,
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the one he played in the I say in the
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flesh, but in the in the guitar in the
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wood right there. There it is. The uh
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got the neck of it there. You got the
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fretboards, the strings.
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That's the one. And here's the guitar
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case with the luggage tags there. Even
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have an Alaskan Air Fragile sticker
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right down over here. And the Poison
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Idea sticker there with the duct tape
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around it. You can't be in a band
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without duct tape. There's his uh his
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guitar case.
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They even have his cardigan that he wore
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Some gig posters over here and some
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vinyl. You got live at the Paramount,
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live and loud. And then down there in
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the music icons book is him with the
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guitar. Some vinyl here as well live at
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Reading
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from the Muddy Banks
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of the Wishka.
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Hard to see it though. There you go.
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Oh, there's a Julian's auction book. The
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guitar play by Kirkov for MTV unplugged.
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Handwritten lyrics down here for if you
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must circuit 1989.
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And this looks to be a set list. No, not
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a set list. Edge to Kurt. Early manager.
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All right. So, evidently I one thing I
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didn't realize that was the last guitar
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he ever played before he passed away.
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Not just in the MTV special, but he had
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it
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with him in his last days. It sold for
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six over $6 million. A lot of money.
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Ended up taking a taxi a couple miles
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over to this spot. If you ever seen the
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movie Saving Mr. Banks, the story of
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Walt Disney and PL Travelers.
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This was
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her fictional home in the movie right
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here. Number 29.
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Walt comes back played by Tom Hanks to
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discuss with her to try to seal the deal
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to get the rights to her book Mary
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Poppins.
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Love that film. And just interestingly
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enough, PL Traver's real home
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is just a couple blocks from here. I'm
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going to walk over there too where she
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lived. She wrote Mary Poppins. Think let
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that sink in.
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She lived in this neighborhood. I made
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it over to this area now, which was only
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about two blocks from where I just was.
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And there's one of these blue markers
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you can see all over town. PL Travers
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passed away in '96. The author of Mary
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Poppins lived and worked here, 1946,
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which would have been 10 years after
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Mary Poppins was written, well
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around 10 years to 1962.
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I think Mary Poppins came out in ' 64.
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I'm kind of curious if this is when, you
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know, Walt was really trying to get the
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rights if she was living here during
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that time. So, the movie came out 2
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years after she lived here, but how long
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was the ongoing, you know, back and
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forth trying to persuade her to get the
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ride? She could have lived elsewhere.
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She ended up moving from here to another
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spot. So maybe that was the other spot.
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But this is this is the place best known
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as the
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PL Travers home number 50, which is that
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door right there.
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There was her door right in there.
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Number 50. Smith Street, I believe it's
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called. Yeah, Smith Street.
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did a quick little search and it appears
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as if the Walt tried getting the rights
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as early as 38
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to Mary Poppins. So, like not long after
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the book was written and she denied it
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and finally, so according to what I was
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kind of doing a quick little search,
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this is where she was when Walt was
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trying to coersse her into giving him
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giving him the rights. So it was here at
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this house number 50.
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Smith street number 50.
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ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch
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ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch churu.
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Had to wait for that one to pass. And
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now taking the circle line over to
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Kensington Palace. Doing a lot of doing
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a lot of stuff today.
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Right over on
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Kensington High Street W8 heading into
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this park now.
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I always like these foam booths. Well,
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former foam booth. This is not active,
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but they leave them here for whichever
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reason they I'm not really sure why. If
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they're just for photos or what it is,
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but they're they're still here.
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Okay. Okay. Princess Diana lived here at
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Kensington Palace for 15 years. They
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admired the seasonal displays of the
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sunken garden, often stopping by to talk
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to the gardeners.
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Her sons, the Duke of Cambridge,
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commissioned the statue of memory of the
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princess unveiling it on July 1st of
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2021,
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which would have been her 60th birthday.
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Back over at King's Cross now. It is
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raining. Going to go back to my
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accommodations for a little bit, relax,
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and then head over to Piccadilli Circus,
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Lester Square, and then to the Back to
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the Future,
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the musical a little bit later.
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All right, a little time has passed.
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Got to take the underground tube over to
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another area, probably over to
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Piccadilly. But I just wanted to show
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how lengthy the crowd in the line is now
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to get a photo over here at platform 9
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and 3/4 later in the day.
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Yeah. And it's not a quick process.
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That's probably like an hour and a half
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wait right there cuz everyone's got to
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get their one photo. They set up the
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whole photo ops. You pick the house. You
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wear the scarf,
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the whole thing.
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What it is, you line up over here and
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you get a picture with the luggage cart
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going through the wall right there. They
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got some team members helping you out,
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getting photos, etc. That's what it is.
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That's what everyone's waiting for.
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to get over to the Adelfi Theater. I was
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just over here near well in Leicester
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Square recently before I went over to
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Amsterdam and they were having a
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Jurassic World premiere right over right
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over here. I was standing right over
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here. It was all blocked off. And then
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when I was here in January, end of
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January of this year, I stayed in that
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hotel right over here. Yeah, I love this
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area. Luster Square and Piccadilly
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Circus area. Since kind of on a topic of
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Back to the Future, part three 1990 Back
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to the Future, the UK premiere happened
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right over here, which is now a 4DX IMAX
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screening place. And it's now a casino
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right over here. But Princess Diana uh
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arrived at the premiere. She pulled up
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right here, got out of the car, and went
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right inside these very doors and met
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the cast, met Spielberg, etc. and went
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to the premiere. So, Back to the Future
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tie-in, Princess Diana pulled up right
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here. There's there's there's plenty of
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clips online about it. But yeah,
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fun fact. In fact, there's a photo here
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where she gets out of the car and you
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can see this building behind her there.
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Over here in the square, if you look up
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top, very top corner,
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there's Batman
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way up there.
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You know, last time I walked by this
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the square
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They had an event going on. This is not
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the same event, but they're having
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another event here. They got it all all
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fenced off again. Fountain's going
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though.
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Another
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one.
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Now, there is another Harry Potter theme
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store over here near the square called
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Magical Platform. Let's check this out.
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the last few times. Well, the last time
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I was in I say a few times and not like
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not like I've been in London a whole
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bunch. I was here like a week back in
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January and then the other last week for
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a day. So, I haven't really super
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familiar, but I've always passed by this
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and wanted to pop in. It's interesting.
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They actually have quite a I don't say a
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bigger selection, but they have more
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items that they have at over at King's
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Cross for whatever reason.
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magical platform. They have other things
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too, not just not just Potter. All kind
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of fantasy stuff inside there. And
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really surprisingly, they're not there's
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not really a lot of Harry Potter shops
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in London. And they maybe because the
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King's Cross spot has cornered the
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market or has like kind of a hold on
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some of the other stores.
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It's almost time to head over to the
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musical, Back to Future Musical. Now, I
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have heard some spoilers. People I know
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that are also fans of the franchise said
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they really enjoyed it. Some didn't like
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it. Some did like it.
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They said they made some dramatic
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changes to the plotline. So, I'm kind of
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going in going into it with an open
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mind. I'm going to enjoy it either way,
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but a big fan of the films. So, I think
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anything that varies from the films is
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going to kind of throw me off, but
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I think it's going to be good either
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way. I'm going to have a good time going
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to Going to it with an open mind. Right
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next to there is a place called Gift
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Gift Box Britain.
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You get definitely a lot of uh a lot of
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Paddington bears around as well. A lot
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of Paddington. Lots of English tea over
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here. Tons and tons of different English
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tea. In fact, you can even get a a
24:11
potter tea. You got team Ravenclaw.
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Well, House Ravenclaw here. All right.
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Once I say something, I realize I'm
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completely wrong. There are more stores
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than I was expecting. In fact, here is
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another dobby. Got more telephone boxes
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over here. This one's kind of all spray
24:28
painted up, but yeah, you know, I put on
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seeing this for a heck of a long time.
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So, I figured, you know, I'm in London,
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why not?
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Ticket available. So,
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And when I last time I was here in
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January, a lot of people recommended I
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should go to this. I'm like, you know,
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I'm not really sure. I love the movies.
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I don't know if I'll like the musical,
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which is going to be a different totally
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completely different twist, even though
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it's the same theming and everything.
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And a lot of people had very strong
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opinions that they were confused on why
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I wouldn't want to see the musical
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because I love the actual movie so much.
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But
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took me till now to see it and now I'm
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going to see it.
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So that's Doc there. Great Scott.
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Perfect musical escapism.
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There's Marty. A blast. Packs more
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energy than a nuclear reactor.
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There's the people that worked on it.
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John Randor and Tim Hatley.
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All right. Going in. All right. Check it
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You got the Save the Clock Tower up
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here. You got the Texico. You got the
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Statler Toyota sign. You got the Town
25:52
Theater right there. Back to the Future
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the Musical.
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You got Goldie Goldie Wilson over there
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in the distance. You got the Hill Valley
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General Store sign right there. Oh, they
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have Pacific merchandise.
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Here's a deep cut. Even the Nancy
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Spiritual Advisor sign. Yeah. Back when
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LSE went from the cafe to an aerobic
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center.
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Okay, this is cool.
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This is really cool.
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The salvation is free sign. There's a
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closer view of the elect Wilson. You got
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Al's tattoo studio. This guy over here
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doing a little peace sign.
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There you go. Brand new program. Hello.
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Little bag. All right. I got to say they
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definitely have a lot more theming in
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here than I was expecting. They really
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gone all out with their merchandise. And
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then they have a area upstairs like a
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little bar that's got all kind of
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interesting things. Like you even have
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the 10:04 clock tower or the clock that
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was up on the tower. Not the clock tower
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itself, but just the clock
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itself up on the second level.
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There just there's a lot more in here
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than I was expecting. I thought it was
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just going to be a regular theater and
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then you went in and watched the show.
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They have really set dressed all the
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like pre- area pretty well.
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You're kind of waiting to go to my seat.
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You got this little section over here
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and you got the plutonium chamber right
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here and it really shows the
27:26
some of this up. There's the Delorean
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over here.
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There's the Delorean. There's the
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plutonium chamber 84. It's got the 84
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date stamp on it from one year before
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the movie came out. artistic rendering
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concept art. I like this Marty also
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because he's got 1955 and 1985 in the
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reflection of his sunglasses there,
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which is kind of cool. Look at the
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merchant. Actually, I don't think they
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had that on the the bottom down there.
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Right there, the Back to Future the
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musical. I ended up getting a a magnet,
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which I thought would be kind of cool to
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have. Now, I know this is a touring
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event. I think they did it they do it in
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New York. They also just did it in Tampa
28:04
as like a a touring event. But this one
28:07
here is I think all the time I ended up
28:11
getting uh getting a magnet. You got the
28:12
great Scott going across the the thing
28:15
there. You got all the there's the uh
28:17
plus capacitor
28:20
right there. The uh artwork of it that
28:23
Doc drew after he slipped his head
28:24
slipped hit his head on the toilet or he
28:27
was standing on the toilet. He slipped
28:28
his head on the edge of the sink and
28:30
when he came to he had a revelation, a
28:32
picture, a picture in his head, a
28:33
picture of this. This is what makes time
28:36
travel
28:38
possible. But yeah, I really like the uh
28:41
I like the 104 there on the side of the
28:43
wall. There's Marty. I don't think I've
28:44
ever seen this one with Marty and Doc
28:47
right here. Now I'm going to have to
28:48
like be I'm going have to take turn the
28:49
camera off. So no photography, no
28:52
recording, no ringtones during the show.
28:54
No cameras or mobile phones. But I do
28:55
want to show the uh the magnet I got
28:58
right here at the Deli Theater in
29:00
London. A little souvenir to go on my
29:02
metal cabinets. Another one to add to my
29:03
London section. All right. See? Oh, you
29:05
know, this is interesting. This is
29:07
written uh this is drawn by Drew Strusen
29:09
who did the one that's really really
29:11
popular. Oh, this is a part two poster
29:13
cuz there's the water right there. Look
29:15
at that. Yeah, Drew Struzen has done
29:18
every great movie poster. Well, a
29:20
majority of every great movie poster.
29:21
All right. See you after. No, it hasn't
29:23
started yet. So, I'm just going to show
29:24
what the show what the inside of this
29:27
looks like. This is so cool and
29:29
futuristic. £12. I ended up getting this
29:31
as a souvenir souvenir booklet. It has
29:33
the Adelfi. So, it is for the London
29:36
performance. I'm sitting up here on this
29:39
version of the balcony kind of like
29:41
right here in the middle.
29:43
This is nice. This is going to be
29:44
interesting. It's going to be
29:45
interesting. Oh, there's the orchestra
29:47
pit down there, right? Or is it going to
29:49
have a live orchestra? I'll find out.
29:50
I'll let you know after. They got Doc
29:52
right here holding his flux capacitor
29:55
while someone behind me blows their
29:56
nose.
29:59
There's Jennifer Parker.
30:07
Hardy right there.
30:10
Save and restore the clock tower. Not
30:12
just save the clock tower. Interesting.
30:14
Interesting.
30:16
There's Strickland
30:18
there. There's the model that he didn't
30:20
have to built time to build the scale.
30:22
Doc didn't
30:24
This is like a 2 and 1/2 hour show with
30:25
that a little bit of a break in the
30:28
middle. There's Leah.
30:42
Got to build a time machine in a
30:42
Delorean or into a car. Why not do it
30:44
with some style?
31:03
There you go.
31:03
Actually, get the musical soundtrack as
31:05
well of it.
31:13
Here's a note from Andrew Lloyd Weber
31:13
here at the front. He is overjoyed at
31:16
the incredible production chose to make
31:17
its London home here at the Adelfi.
31:29
It also has like a little pull out
31:29
poster here. This is interesting. Is
31:31
this supposed to be Biff here and
31:33
George? They're hanging up the laundry.
31:35
You're going to go touch her on her her
31:38
like some sort of a a riveting dance
31:41
number there on top of the fence.
31:44
Good Girls
31:45
Never Do It. There's uh Marty and his
31:49
mother, which is always kind of an
31:50
interesting uh plot twist. Vast
31:52
assortment of musical numbers here.
31:56
And here's the cast.
32:03
All right, that's it. It's over. Now
32:03
they're telling everyone to make like a
32:06
tree. Get out of here.
32:09
That was a long show. Like
32:13
3 and a half four hours with the 20
32:16
minute intermission. All right, it
32:18
started at 7:30. It is now 10:16.
32:23
Two parts, 15 20 minute intermission.
32:26
It was really well done. All right,
32:29
that's going to do it for today.
32:31
I enjoyed it. The first first half of
32:33
it, I didn't think I was going to really
32:35
care for it too much. In fact, during
32:37
the intermission, I was thinking, what
32:39
exactly am I watching right now? because
32:40
it definitely has some differences than
32:43
the original film. And because part one
32:46
is our all-time favorite movie, it
32:48
definitely was interesting the different
32:49
changes that they did with the a little
32:53
bit of the plot changes, things like
32:54
that. But once I kind of put that beside
32:57
me and realize how great the actors were
33:00
and the singers and the dancers and the
33:02
set decorations and everything that they
33:03
were doing, really was amazing how they
33:07
put it all together. And I'm glad I I'm
33:09
glad I I'm glad I did it. Glad I watched
33:10
it. And I would recommend. It's a fun
33:13
show. And honestly, I think that might
33:14
be my first Broadwayes type of show that
33:17
I've ever seen, whether it be in London
33:19
or in New York. I don't think I've ever
33:21
seen anything like that before. And I've
33:23
seen Broadwayes type shows in other
33:26
places, but never never like a full-on
33:29
production like that. Again, it
33:31
definitely had its differences in the
33:32
original film, and I kind of went in
33:34
with an open mind, not knowing what I
33:36
would think about it. And the first
33:38
segment after the intermission, I kind
33:41
of I kind of just realized it wasn't
33:44
going to be like the original movie and
33:46
it just just take it for what it is. And
33:48
it was good. I enjoyed it. All right,
33:50
that's going to do it for today. Thanks
33:52
for watching. See you in the next video.
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