Yeah we're back with Part One of OnEurope's third review cast of the off season and this time we take ourselves back to those heady days of 1999.  La'Chaim! - or something like that.  

In our mammoth Second part of the 2007 Reviewcast Mr Phil, our decrepit writing team and Alexia bumble our way through the final 12 songs - giving the non qualifiers their moment in the sun. 

Is Phil going to call himself "Mr T" from this moment forward?

Is Alexia too big for her boots?

Has the writing team recovered from listening to all these songs in Helsinki for the first time?

The answers to these and a significant amount of questions you'd never even asked yourself lay before you in this 61 minute spectacular of the stupid!

Oneurope's Phil Colclough is back with the first half of the OnEurope review cast for 2007. 

It's a long one - not a euphemism, but it's choc full of the usual mentalness!

So as promised you get the second half of Mr Phil describing the 1987 Eurovision song contest through the medium of Podcast!

Listen to the cultural inappropriateness of Marcha

Guffaw at the lame jokes

Find out things you never thought you wanted to know about the year the Irish Jonny Logan won.... again...

And so, after a hiatus for the actual contest ( remember those?) we are back with a new OnEurope reviewcast - this time taking a look at 1987

Well, at least the first half of 1987 - there is so much to delve into that it's a two-parter.  Remember to get our your hairspray and shoulder pads, dust off your Sony Walkman and take a mince with us as the first 11 songs of 1987 get the treatment!

Pre-release!

Join Oneurope's Phil Colclough on another compilation of his internet radio smash hit (in his own head) - Three minutes in Rotterdam with reviews from days 6-8 of open rehearsals in Rotterdam

Fresh and exciting and new and smelling not at all like a pair of your old undies, Let Phil guide you through Day 5 in the big Eurovision House

1-2-3-4 you say Phil?

Why yes, yes I do.   This is the OnEurope radio show " Three minutes in Rotterdam" that I am producing for various internet radios around the place and, as for now, You, my webcast European children. 

This is a mega 12 minutes comprising the first 4 shows... 

Don't panic about the silence at the beginning - your webmaster in chief forgot to unmute the intro track!

For the last time in 2020 Phil goes in search of the strange and weird in his reviews of Eurovision's past. 

This contest may be 50 years ago, and it might only have 12 songs in it - but you'll need either an acid bath or a cold shower after you've heard some of the filth this contest had in it. 

Intrigued??