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Auld Lang Syne

Auld Lang Syne

Song by Robert BurnsWikipedia

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Sep 17, 2026

BrettHOST
8:15
It's much easier to think about things to say when I'm playing a game such as Desert Bus compared to a game such as Trombone Chain.
BrettHOST
8:27
What about Romancia for the Famicom? No, don't talk about Romancia for the Famicom! Do you play Old Lang Syne? Oh, shit! This is just Final Fantasy Theater, dude.
BrettHOST
8:49
This is just playing my automaton.
BrettHOST
8:53
Oh, that's an S. Don't mind me.
GhiaHOST
35:46
That's weird.
GarethHOST
35:47
It's a very weird video for Mariah Carey before Auld Lang Syne, of course.
GarethHOST
35:52
It's a very weird video.
GarethHOST
35:54
She looks great in it.
Chris GregoryHOST
5:04
The symbol of the parting glass may well imply that his days on earth are now likely to be limited, but he takes refuge not in any religious belief, but in his memories of the companionship of his drinking buddies, which has provided him with solace throughout his life.
Chris GregoryHOST
5:20
In some ways, it's got a kinship to Auld Lang Syne, now traditionally sung to welcome in the new year, which also refers to drinking a cup to remember old acquaintances.
Chris GregoryHOST
5:30
That's old A-U-L-D, of course.
Chris GregoryHOST
5:33
Old acquaintances! That's the way to say it.
Michael RydelnikHOST
0:24
The Jewish New Year began last night.
Michael RydelnikHOST
0:26
Did people wear party hats and sing Auld Lang Syne? Or was something else happening? Stay with me.
Michael RydelnikHOST
0:32
We'll talk about the Jewish New Year in just a moment.
Michael RydelnikHOST
0:35
Hello, friends.
Allison GillHOST
20:37
Everything goes slow motion.
Allison GillHOST
20:38
We hear "Auld Lang Syne" start to play.
Allison GillHOST
20:40
Beard is alone on the boat after the blonde left.
Allison GillHOST
20:43
He's lowering his mask, right? Keeley's alone taking a cab back just looking despondent.
LeeHOST
49:29
And back it up back it in and it starts and then when the ball goes in the air they cut it has to right because you have to play the game so special place in my heart for a lot of reasons for my youth for my college party years and then now ongoing following my favorite sports team and now it's on one of my favorite shows shout out to the great song jump around by house of pain
SpencerHOST
49:51
excellent choice sir This being a New Year's episode, and they sing the song at least twice, Auld Lang Syne.
SpencerHOST
49:59
Is this a song that you sing every year? Never.
SpencerHOST
50:02
Never sing? I'm
SpencerHOST
50:37
We don't know.
SpencerHOST
50:38
It's back there forever.
SpencerHOST
50:39
Even the phrase Auld Lang Syne has been around since, I mean, it appears in poems around the year 1600.
SpencerHOST
50:46
It is, I'd love an example of a tradition that has been slowly modified, slowly coalesced, but dates back to time immemorial.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
8:19
And actually,
Craig McFarlandHOST
8:20
I was going to mention that we close with Ingrid Michaelson's Auld Lang Syne.
Craig McFarlandHOST
8:24
And she, her Christmas album, Ingrid Michaelson's Christmas album is amazing.
Craig McFarlandHOST
8:28
And this is on that as well.

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Jeremy GoecknerHOST
57:50
Boots goes over and hugs Alice.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
57:52
That was really great.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
57:53
And then, as you said, we hear Ingrid Michaelson's version of Auld Lang Syne, which is just so gorgeous.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
57:58
Everything she does is.
Amrita GhoshGUEST
20:01
Like what would it
Kevin MeehanGUEST
20:01
sound like if we played the Scottish folk tune, which in this case was Auld Lang Syne, and the Tagore rewrite of that as Puranoshe.
Kevin MeehanGUEST
20:13
Yeah.
Kevin MeehanGUEST
20:13
Yeah,
SandraNARRATOR
278:27
William Shield, 1748-1829, the distinguished English composer, was a native of County Durham, and much admired the Northumbrian pipes.
SandraNARRATOR
278:38
In the Overture to Rosina in 1783, he introduces the tune known as Auld Lang Syne, to be played by the oboe, accompanied by bassoons, to imitate the bagpipe.
SandraNARRATOR
278:50
This fact was pointed out in 1897 by Dr. W. H. Cummings at a meeting of the Northumbrian Small Pipes Society.
SandraNARRATOR
278:58
At the same time, Dr. Cummings was in error in assuming that Shield composed Auld Lang Syne in 1783, for that world-famed Scotch melody was undoubtedly in existence before Shield was born.
SandraNARRATOR
279:11
Auld Lang Syne appears as The Miller's Wedding, published by Bremner in 1759, and as The Miller's Daughter in 1780.
SandraNARRATOR
279:20
In concluding this chapter, it is well to note that the lowland pipers of the 17th and 18th centuries were extremely versatile, and we read that the expert performers were able to sing, dance, and play at the same time.
SandraNARRATOR
279:35
This applies to border and Northumbrian pipers, as well as to those of the lowlands.
speaker_37NARRATOR
279:53
CHAPTER XXIII.
speaker_16NARRATOR
56:34
He raised his voice, Come all rejoice, you senior monarch dine.
speaker_16NARRATOR
56:40
Never again clucked the hen, and all sang Old Lang Syne.
speaker_16NARRATOR
56:46
End
Alan Davis DrakeNARRATOR
56:46
of The Feast of the Monkeys by John Philip Sousa

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