GMB Fanfare

With hardly anything on the Gallery dedicated to Britain's most mocked breakfast banterfest lately I decided to have a go at Garageband and create a trumpety fanfare of a rendition of Britain's best breakfast tune. The accompanying visuals are to illustrate that time flies whether you're having fun or not.

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http://up.metropol247.co.uk/pip/GMB_BigBen_AudioMock_03.mp4

*Hides behind the sofa*

If you intended that as proper GMB music mock-up, 1 star (crap)
However, if you intended that as a parody or something to take the mick, or even to end this GMB frenzy, then that's fine.

Well, considering that Garageband's doesn't have any good trumpet sounds, I think you've done okay, but this is a bit overpowering for early in the morning

6am and if I heard that I'd be scared and would thinking I'm tripping.

I don't know what to vote, so...

My intention is stated in the title. GMB Fanfare. A fanfare is a ceremonial flourish for brass, such as that played to mark the start or the end of something. The sort of thing bugled by military bands to announce the arrival of a high-ranking official or the like.

Is it a parody? Am I taking the mick? What makes a craze a frenzy?

There's a lot of *whooshing* going on in this thread, isn't there...?

Hilarious as usual, pip. Never mind the kids.

I kept expecting the grim reaper to creep up from behind while listening to that!

Thanks BBCNicky. I never mind the kids. GMB should become more kid focussed I think. Ditch the news agenda altogether, replace the desk with a sandpit and when the big hand reaches the top of the clockface have the other presenters sit cross legged on the floor at the feet of Kate Garraway while she reads us all a nice 'once upon a time - happily ever after' type of story.

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I am trying very hard to suppress a laugh right now...