If you haven't overdosed on christmas music yet click this! 123 non-stop christmas songs from artists as diverse as Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Vienna Boys Choir.
Katie Melua sings All In My Head, Belfast, Blame It On the Moon, Call Off the Search, Crawling Up a Hill, Faraway Voice, I Cried For You, I Do Believe in Love, I Think Its Going to Rain Today, If The Lights Go Out, If You Were A Sailboat, Just Like Heaven, Learnin the Blues, Lilac Wine, Mockingbird, My Aphrodisiac Is You, Nine Million Bicycles, Shy Boy, Spiders Web, Thank You Stars, The Closest Thing to Crazy, Tiger in the Night, What I Miss About You, and What It Says On The Tin, presented by freddy.
In the final part of The Book of Love we examine the aftermath of a breakup... those who eventually get over it and those who eventually get back together. We take a brief look also at some of the romances that have ended in tragedy over the years and conclude with short collection from those who's love will always be unrequited.
In part 7 of The Book of Love we take a long hard look at the emotional responces to a breakup - the heartbreak and lonliness obviously features quite heavily - but we spare a thought also for the ones who are absolutley delighted be the news - and also for those anguished souls who go on to develop careers as potential stalkers and murderers.
Part 6 of The Book of Love features what is arguably one of the most sung-about aspect of love there is... Breakup songs, and songs about the conflict that follows hot on the heels of a breakup.
Part 5 follows hot on the heels of the "Difficult Times" of the last programme, and features a whole variety of responses to them, including feeling torn or trapped in a relationship, cheating, and what friends might say about the whole darn mess.
In part 4 of The Book of Love we celebrate True Love and trace it's course through all manner of seperations and difficult times... not of of which will be ever be resolved to
everyone's satisfaction.
In part 3 of The Book of Love we highlight a variety of emotions ranging from the celebration of an (as-yet) unblemished love - through an assortment of dodgy starts, heart felf promices, and big mistakes - to the decision that your new-found love is indeed The One.
In part 2 of The Book of Love we examine the sence of anticipation surrounding a new relationship, and follow it through to the awesome discovery that the feelings are in fact mutual, and that an important relationship has in fact begun.
