ptooey wrote:
 

Quite the repository I expect...

Yeah, BillG, I don't think we're going to let you off that easily. Storytime?

 flyboy wrote:
 

 BillG wrote:

 

He's got the eye of Fatima
On the wall in his room
Two bottles of tequila
Three cats and a broom
He's got an 18-year-old angel
And she's all dressed in black
He's got 15 bindles of cocaine
Tied up in a sack

Eye Of Fatima
Camper Van Beethoven
Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
Specifically commercials. TY FSM for RP.

 OHMish wrote: 
I think it's finishing up that stretch of music but might be finishing up on that stretch of music ... I'll have to listen again. In any event, "on" would be meaningless, but it gets thrown into sentences sometimes without the speaker realizing it.. It's not wrong, sort of old-fashioned, but doesn't add anything.
  

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
Nicely translated :-)

 OHMish wrote: 
I think he's probably saying "..on that stretch of music."  "Stretch", in that case, meaning a duration or span.

Stretch would mean a long sequence of music without a a voice-over break.

I've always wondered.. and english is not my native language
It sounds like Bill says something like this a lot > "that was xxxx, finishing up on stretch music" 
Finishing up on stretch music?