The 1998 Anthem By British Rockers Gomez.

The Feeling - Blue Piccadilly with lyrics and pictures

Piccadilly Circus turned into a Pinball game by the slightly annoying antics of RichAndMark.com

This is Pernilla's performance of her great Piccadelli Circus=) She was 4th in the swedish selection for ESC:) One of her back dancers is her now ex-husbands:)

One of a series of 3 films by director Paul Kelly about London's disappearing cafes.

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75 people bring Manchester Piccadilly to a stand still. Don't let Manchester grind to a halt, Vote Yes in your postal ballot by Dec 11 2008

Piccadilly Cowboy: Formerly titled "Mind the Gap." A romance about Carson Wells, a Montana cowboy living in England; filmed entirely in the United Kingdom; starring Bro. Jaelan Petrie ("Handcart", "Missy"); directed by Bro. Tyler Ford (M.A. London Film School); produced by Daniel Shanthakumar; musical score by legendary LDS composer Alan Hawkshaw. Others in the cast are Sophie Shaw, Tom Butcher, Kate Foster-Barnes, Gwyneth Powell, James Greene, Daniel Rabin, and Ian Bustard. The teaser can be seen on their production website at Piccadilly Cowboy. World Premier was at LDS Film Festival at the Scera Center in Orem, Utah, January 21, 2006. As of 6/14/2006, Ford reports "Piccadilly Cowboy" will be heading to the St. Petersburg Film Festival in Russia June 23-29. The festival's official website is at www.filmfest.ru. As of August 12, 2006, Ford reports "PC" will be riding out to Reno, Nevada, for the Tahoe International Film Festival Friday, August 25, 2006, at Squaw Creek Resort. Release in London March 16, 2007; Utah release Provo/SLC March 23, 2007

the album version of Piccadilly Palare off of Bona Drag. Morrissey and his band in various/interesting pics.

Filmed in Piccadilly circus using the new Sony XDCAM HD ex1 and Letus Extreme 35mm adaptor

Recorded @ boot & shoe, whitwell, 17-11-07

1991.05.03 Live Music Hall Cologne

With its stunning production design and photography, 'Piccadilly' depicts London through an otherworldly cocktail of influences, blending the debauchery of the rich West End set with the sleazy excitement of a Limehouse dive bar and the city's smoky Chinese quarter. German émigré E.A. Dupont, who brought an international flair to late-'20s British cinema, also tackles the then risqué subject of inter-racial sex. As Shosho, who works her way from kitchen hand to star attraction at the eponymous nightclub, via a love tryst with its (attached) owner, Chinese-American star Anna May Wong represents the ultimate, and ultimately doomed, Deco diva. (Simon McCallum) For more information about 'Piccadilly' see http://www.screenonline.org.uk/film/id/486639/index.html To buy the DVD of 'Piccadilly' click here - http://www.bfi.org.uk/filmstore You can watch this and over 1000 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge at the new BFI Mediatheque - http://www.bfi.org.uk/mediatheque

London's famous Routemaster buses pass Piccadilly Circus on the evening of 26 December 2004. A busy night scene in the heart of London.

malo atmosfere sa piccadilia prije utakmice...veliki pozdrav tamburasima koji su se tamo stvorili ni sam bog nezna kako!

Piccadilly Circus and surrounding area. "Piccadilly Circus is a famous traffic intersection and public space of London's West End in the City of Westminster . Built in 1819 to connect Regent Street with the major shopping street of Piccadilly (the "circus" refers to "circular open space at a street junction"), it now links directly to the theatres on Shaftesbury Avenue as well as the Haymarket, Coventry Street (onwards to Leicester Square) and Glasshouse Street." - Wikipedeia. More than a day trip from Thornbury Castle, and certainly worth the travel! (You can view this video, and other travel videos in full-size and near-DVD quality, travel stills and more at www.jpmeyer.com). Thornbury Castle is part of the von Essen Group of hotels, "a private collection of individual country house hotels in the UK, each with a distinctive style and character of its own" according to www.vonessenhotels.co.uk, but we think of it as Real People having Real Fun!

Tube Driver eye view between South Ealing and Acton Town

Album Version - 2007

Waiting for friends at Piccadilly Circus in the spring showers.

London Piccadilly Circus at night

Finally I succeeded getting to London after my one day delay in Salzburg. After arriving late on May 9, 2008, I got a good night's sleep at the Zetter Hotel, a hip boutique hotel in the Clerkenwell area. The next day, after a delicious breakfast, my travel partner Andrea and I got going early to start our discoveries. We walked past historic medieval St. John's Gate and admired the Victorian era Smithfield Market. From here I took my first ride on the Tube (London's famous subway system) to the historic St. Pancras Railway Station which is now the terminal for the Eurostar Trains, connecting London with the Continent. We then walked over to neighbourhing King's Cross Railway Station where we checked out Platform 9 3/4 of Harry Potter fame. Our next destination was the Portobello Market, an ecclectic mix of fresh vegetables, fruit, baked goods, enticing aromas from all sorts of delicious freshly made street food, funky clothes, furs and antiques. After our interview with Michael Williams, one of the organizers of the Notting Hill Carnival (a Caribbean-style carnival and Europe's biggest street party) we walked through the serene streets of Notting Hill and Kensington before we embarked on a brief tour of Little Beirut, a heavily middle-Eastern influenced area on Edgeware Road. A tube ride later we arrived at Hyde Park Corner where to my disappointment nobody was giving any speeches or ranting about anything. Only two older gentlemen were sitting on two soap boxes and taking a rest, maybe exhausted from an earlier discourse. After a brief stroll through Hyde Park, which was full on sun worshippers, we tubed it to London's Financial District where we checked out various classicist bank and stock exchange buildings, the stunning Victorian era Leadenhall Market, the Lloyds Building, a postmodernist masterpiece by Richard Rogers, which has all the piping on the outside, and the Gherkin, the famous cucumber shaped Swiss Re building. Our walk continued to another historic train station: the Liverpool Street Railway Station from where we took a train to Walthamstow Village to do an interview with the owner of Eat 17, a restaurant and deli that serves really cool waffles (among many other things), where I had a supremely delicious spinach risotto. Our final stop for the day was a walk around Leiceister Square that included London's Theatre District, Chinatown and hustling and bustling Piccadilly Square. I simply couldn't believe how packed the streets of London's entertainment area were, we could hardly walk...

Finally I succeeded getting to London after my one day delay in Salzburg. After arriving late on May 9, 2008, I got a good night's sleep at the Zetter Hotel, a hip boutique hotel in the Clerkenwell area. The next day, after a delicious breakfast, my travel partner Andrea and I got going early to start our discoveries. We walked past historic medieval St. John's Gate and admired the Victorian era Smithfield Market. From here I took my first ride on the Tube (London's famous subway system) to the historic St. Pancras Railway Station which is now the terminal for the Eurostar Trains, connecting London with the Continent. We then walked over to neighbourhing King's Cross Railway Station where we checked out Platform 9 3/4 of Harry Potter fame. Our next destination was the Portobello Market, an ecclectic mix of fresh vegetables, fruit, baked goods, enticing aromas from all sorts of delicious freshly made street food, funky clothes, furs and antiques. After our interview with Michael Williams, one of the organizers of the Notting Hill Carnival (a Caribbean-style carnival and Europe's biggest street party) we walked through the serene streets of Notting Hill and Kensington before we embarked on a brief tour of Little Beirut, a heavily middle-Eastern influenced area on Edgeware Road. A tube ride later we arrived at Hyde Park Corner where to my disappointment nobody was giving any speeches or ranting about anything. Only two older gentlemen were sitting on two soap boxes and taking a rest, maybe exhausted from an earlier discourse. After a brief stroll through Hyde Park, which was full on sun worshippers, we tubed it to London's Financial District where we checked out various classicist bank and stock exchange buildings, the stunning Victorian era Leadenhall Market, the Lloyds Building, a postmodernist masterpiece by Richard Rogers, which has all the piping on the outside, and the Gherkin, the famous cucumber shaped Swiss Re building. Our walk continued to another historic train station: the Liverpool Street Railway Station from where we took a train to Walthamstow Village to do an interview with the owner of Eat 17, a restaurant and deli that serves really cool waffles (among many other things), where I had a supremely delicious spinach risotto. Our final stop for the day was a walk around Leiceister Square that included London's Theatre District, Chinatown and hustling and bustling Piccadilly Square. I simply couldn't believe how packed the streets of London's entertainment area were, we could hardly walk...

Londons famous neon signs on Piccadilly Circus including ads of Coca Cola, TDK, SANYO and more. Enjoy the music! Taken on September 21, 2006.

Piccadilly Circus and surrounding area. "Piccadilly Circus is a famous traffic intersection and public space of London's West End in the City of Westminster . Built in 1819 to connect Regent Street with the major shopping street of Piccadilly (the "circus" refers to "circular open space at a street junction"), it now links directly to the theatres on Shaftesbury Avenue as well as the Haymarket, Coventry Street (onwards to Leicester Square) and Glasshouse Street." - Wikipedeia. More than a day trip from Thornbury Castle, and certainly worth the travel! (You can view this video, and other travel videos in full-size and near-DVD quality, travel stills and more at www.jpmeyer.com). Thornbury Castle is part of the von Essen Group of hotels, "a private collection of individual country house hotels in the UK, each with a distinctive style and character of its own" according to www.vonessenhotels.co.uk, but we think of it as Real People having Real Fun!

http://www.myspace.com/aplausoparty FAKE studio, presenta: APLAUSO party "COPACABANA", 23 de AGOSTO! Sábado! LOMÖNACO Live +SLASH Pd +CHICLETOL Dj +NIÑOS BIEN Djs +fotos a cargo de FAKE SHOOT Team en PICCADILLY c/Emaixador Vich, 7 Valencia Créditos: Dirección; Rubén Gómez (Radioboy). Actríz; Claudia (Xeri) Maquillaje y estilismo; Vins (Plexiglas) Ayudante de dirección, Bea (Fans)