Bill Nighy
speaker
3,810 appearances
13 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 4d ago
Bill Nighy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It looks like another love, TKO.
And that's a very cool slice of sweet soul music.
And then you've got Angie Stone with Could Have Been You.
Could Have Been You, Laying Next To Me, which is another song about the aftermath of adulterous activities.
And then you've got Van Morrison singing another Ray Charles song called I Believe To My Soul, You're Trying To Make A Fool Out Of Me.
And then there's an odd country song from Shelby Lynn, one of my favorite country singers, and it's called Breakfast in Bed.
It's an unusual premise for a song because it's somebody welcoming an ex-lover who now lives with somebody else.
into their home knowing they've had a big fight with the person they currently live with.
So they've come around to see their ex.
It's that song.
And they get breakfast in bed.
So that's the whole of it.
And that's called Adultery Gets Lonely.
This week's book is called The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, and it's written by Philip K. Dick.
And I think, you know, I have to include a book by Philip K. Dick, of which there are hundreds.
He was one of the most prolific writers in the history of writers, not least because I think he took huge amounts of various forms of speed.
Not that that's a recommendation in terms of the book, but this is one of my favorites of his.
And if you read around and you gamble on contemporary novels and you have some success and some not so successful reading experiences...
You know, you can always go back to Philip K. Dick and kind of get your bearings and get your, I hesitate to use the expression, but get your palate cleansed because he can really, really write.
And as soon as you start reading Philip K. Dick,
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