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I would like to find out that a peice of music is called. I was played tonight (tues) on Spring Watch on BBC2 over the bit with the Ladybirds. I think it is also played on some football adverts. Anyone know what it is called?
And perhaps you could try asking the question on the BBC Messageboards too (if you haven't done so already).
By the way, while browsing the BBC website I cannot help but feel as if I have entered a hyperlink maze with no exit ...
Or maybe it's just me?
Originally posted by scoops98 Crashed_Again, thats sounds like the theme to Gladiator {at least in my head it does}. Sniff, what sort of football adverts? Champions league etc?
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