Happy New Year

Happy new year everyone :)

This is just a quick blog from me to update you on the first shows of the new year.

The new-look (sort of) Mix and Match with Mumby will begin at 1pm on Thursday 6th January.

However, my first appearance of the new year on The Movie Hour will be Saturday 15th, when Paul and I shall be discussing Into The Night and looking ahead to the big releases of 2011.

More details coming soon...

Daniel x

Posada Photos

Apologies for the delay in putting these up - I've just got a new computer and am still transferring everything across!
For my last show of the year, on December 16th, we were joined in the studio by a couple of ceramic Posada figures, being made as part of the Spitak Project in Armenia.
The figures were touring Alnwick's shops and businesses to subtly remind people of the true meaning of Christmas. We were joined in the studio by Philip Angier from Christians Together in Alnwick, who was managing the project.
See you in the New Year :)

Daniel x

Track Listing, 16/12/10

Here's what I played on my last show of the year:

1. '7 Stars' by The Apples In Stereo (New Magnetic Wonder, 2007)
2. 'The Snows They Melt The Soonest' by Cara Dillon (After The Morning, 2006)
3. 'Empty Room' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
4. 'Green Onions' by Booker T. & The MGs (Green Onions, 1962)
5. 'Snowbound' by Genesis (And Then There Were Three, 1978)
6. The Girl Who Fell Through The Ice' by Aim feat. Kate Rogers (Hinterland, 2002 - available on Jazz Cafe, 2002)
7. 'I've Been Waiting For You' by David Bowie (Heathen, 2002) - COVER OF THE WEEK
8. 'Christmas' by The Who (Tommy, 1969)
9. 'White As Snow' by U2 (No Line On The Horizon, 2009)
10. 'I'm Walking Back For Christmas' by The Goons (The World Of The Goons, 1956)
11. 'Tea In The Sahara' by The Police (Synchronicity, 1983)
12. 'City Of Dreams' by Talking Heads (True Stories OST, 1986)
13. 'Let There Be Love' by Simple Minds (Real Life, 1991)
14. 'Hymn' by Adiemus' (Adiemus I: Songs Of Sanctuary, 1995)
15. 'Lately' by David Gray (Life In Slow Motion, 2005)
16. 'Johnny The Horse' by Madnes (Wonderful, 1999)
17. 'Daughter Of Heaven' by Kate Rusby (Awkward Annie, 2007)
18. 'A Day In The Life' by The Beatles (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1967) - CLASSIC ALBUM
19. 'In Another Life' by Cosmo Duff Gordon (Out Of Place, 2010)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'I've Been Waiting For You' (2002)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) - well done Paul Young for correctly guessing the last ever Classic Albums :)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT (2 weeks):
- See It: The Way Back (dir. Peter Weir, starring Jim Sturgess, Colin Farrell, Ed Harris)
- Rent It: The Muppet Christmas Carol (dir. Brian Henson, starring Michael Caine)
- Skip It: Burlesque (dir. Steve Antin, starring Christina Aguilera, Cher)

Thanks very much to my guest Philip Angier from Christians Together in Alnwick, the photos of the Posada figures will be up here soon.

See you on January 6th :)

Daniel x

The Last Show of the Year (with Special Guest!)

This week is my last show before Christmas. That's right, I'm taking two weeks off for a well-deserved break with family and friends. Never fear, though, I will be back on January 6th.

So that we go out on a bang rather than a snowy whimper, this week's show is going to be a bit special. I'll be joined in the studio by Philip Angier from Christians Together in Alnwick, to talk about the Posada project featuring these figurines:There'll be some festive music with an esoteric twist, as I play some songs which have a faint connection with Christmas - because let's face it, hearing Slade and Wizard every year can be tiresome.

I'll also be giving you a double dose of film recommendations, and there'll be the last ever editions of Cover of the Week and Classic Albums (last chance to get those sweets).

Mix and Match with Mumby will be back in January with brand new features and hopefully a good new batch of guests. Hope you can join me.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year :)Daniel x

Track Listing, 9/12/10

Apologies for the slightly slapdash nature of my show today, here's what I squeezed in:

1. 'A Danger To Yourself' by The Damned (So, Who's Paranoid?, 2009)
2. 'Allright/Not Quite' by The Apples In Stereo (The Discovery Of A World Inside The Moone, 2000)
3. 'Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own' by U2 (How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb, 2004)
4. 'Suicide Is Painless (Theme From M*A*S*H)' by Manic Street Preachers (Ruby Trax, 1992) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Hallo Spaceboy' by David Bowie (1. Outside, 1995)
6. 'The Crystal Ship' by The Doors (The Doors, 1967)
7. 'The Tower That Ate People' by Peter Gabriel (OVO, 2000)
8. 'Suburban War' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
9. 'Scatterlings On Africa' by Johnny Clegg feat. Savuka (Third World Child, 1987)
10. 'The Breeze' by Dr. Dog (Fate, 2008)
11. 'Hey Nineteen' by Steely Dan (Gaucho, 1980)
12. 'Mississippi' by Chris Rea (Dancing Down The Stony Road, 2002)
13. 'Rock 'n' Rock Jelly' by Stanley Clarke (I Wanna Play For You, 1977)
14. 'Streams Of Nancy' by Kate Rusby (Awkward Annie, 2007)
15. 'The Wizard' by Madness (Wonderful, 1999)
16. 'Bad Body Double' by Imogen Heap (Ellipse, 2009)
17. 'Moonlight Shadow' by Mike Oldfield (Crises, 1983)
18. 'The Great Gig In The Sky' by Pink Floyd (The Dark Side Of The Moon, 1973)
19. 'Mother Goose' by Jethro Tull (Aqualung, 1971) - CLASSIC ALBUM

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Suicide Is Painless (Theme From M*A*S*H)' (1992)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Aqualung (1971) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Somewhere (dir. Sofia Coppola, starring Stephen Dorff, Elle Fanning)
- Rent It: Black Narcissus (dir. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger, starring Deborah Kerr, Roger Farrar, Kathleen Byron)
- Skip It: The Tourist (dir. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, starring Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie)

Don't forget to tune in on Saturday at 10am for The Movie Hour, when Paul Young and me will be talking about The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Next week is the last show of the year - more details coming soon :)

Daniel x

Track Listing, 2/12/10

It's good to be back after my involuntary holiday. Let's hope the snow clears soon. Here's what I played:

Well, I've made it to 30 shows. Here's what I played to celebrate:

1. 'Movin' On' by Joe Satriani (Super Colossal, 2006)
2. 'Run To Ground' by Lewis Garland & The Kett Rebellion (Places We Neglect, 2009)
3. '(Don't Go Back To) Rockville' by R.E.M. (Reckoning, 1984)
4. 'No Surprises' by Eliza Lumley (She Talks In Maths: Interpretations Of Radiohead, 2007) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Hello Jeff' by Stanley Clarke (Journey To Love, 1975)
6. 'Fruit Tree' by Nick Cave (Five Leaves Left, 1969)
7. 'Slave Song' by Sade (Lovers' Rock, 2000)
8. 'Bell Bottom Blues' by Derek & The Dominos (Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs, 1970)
9. 'Keep On Loving You' by REO Speedwagon (Hi Infidelity, 1980)
10. 'Just A Girl' by No Doubt (Tragic Kingdom, 1995)
11. 'Bedshaped' by Keane (Hopes And Fears, 2004)
12. 'Extreme Ways' by Moby (18, 2002)
13. 'You Could Have It So Much Better' by Franz Ferdinand (You Could Have It So Much Better, 2005)
14. 'Shine On Brightly' by Procol Harum (Shine On Brightly, 1968)
15. 'Fool To Cry' by The Rolling Stones (Black And Blue, 1976)
16. 'Is It In My Head?' by The Who (Quadrophenia, 1973)
17. 'The Sun And The Rain' by Madness (Keep Moving, 1984)
18. 'Mr. Jones' by Talking Heads (Naked, 1988)
19. 'Chance' by Big Country (The Crossing, 1983) - CLASSIC ALBUM
20. 'Comfortably Numb' by Pink Floyd (The Wall, 1979)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'No Surprises' (2007)

CLASSIC ALBUM: The Crossing (1983) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Monsters (dir. Gareth Edwards, starring Scoot McNairy, Whitney Able)
- Rent It: Let The Right One In (dir. Tomas Alfredson, starring Kare Hedebrant, Lina Leandersson)
- Skip It: Megamind (dir. Will Ferrell, Jonah Hill, Brad Pitt)

Happy 28th birthday to Lewis Garland :)

Don't forget to tune in on Saturday at 10am for The Movie Hour, when Paul Young and me will be talking about John Carpenter's They Live.

Daniel x

I'M BACK!

The snow has abated just enough for me to get into Alnwick and broadcast.

That's right, Mix and Match with Mumby returns today at 1pm!

I look forward to seeing you (so to speak) :)

Daniel x

NO SHOW - AGAIN

Sorry if I got your hopes up with promise of a Saturday show, but I've been forced to call that off too because of this confounded weather. Like many of you I'm under a foot of snow and am therefore keeping journeys, both on foot and on road, to an absolute minimum.

Rest assured, as soon as things improve I will be back on the air, both on my own and with Paul Young. Until then just bear with me, and I will let you know how things look for this coming Thursday.

Stay warm,

Daniel x

NO SHOW THIS WEEK

Due to the adverse weather conditions (if you haven't noticed the snow, where have you been?), I can't get to my show today and so there will not be a show.

I hope to bring you a 'make-up' show this Saturday from 10am to 12pm. And when I say 'make-up', I mean making up for today's cancellation, not a whole two-hour programme about mascara.

If Saturday goes ahead as planned (i.e. if I don't get properly snowed in) there will be an exclusive premiere of a two-part drama recorded by myself and some friends earlier in the year.

Hope you (and I) can be there on Saturday. Enjoy the snow while it lasts.

Daniel x

Track Listing, 18/11/10

Well, I've made it to 30 shows. Here's what I played to celebrate:

1. 'Spiralling' by Keane (Perfect Symmetry, 2008)
2. 'Town Without Pity' by Eddi Reader (Candyfloss & Medicine, 1996)
3. 'Love Me Two Times' by The Doors (Strange Days, 1967)
4. 'In The Midnight Hour' by Roxy Music (Flesh + Blood, 1980) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'To France' by Mike Oldfield (Discovery, 1984)
6. 'Rubber Band' by David Bowie (David Bowie, 1967)
7. 'The Youth' by MGMT (Oracular Spectacular, 2007)
8. 'My Old Man' by Joni Mitchell (Blue, 1971)
9. 'Gumboots' by Paul Simon (Graceland, 1986)
10. 'I Can't Explain' by The Who (Live At Leeds, 1970)
11. 'This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)' by Talking Heads (Speaking In Tongues, 1983)
12. 'Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance)' by Green Day (Nimrod, 1997)
13. 'No Worry' by Angelique Kidjo (Oremi, 1998 - available on Song Of Life, 1998)
14. 'Casanova Lament' by Frank Turner (Campfire Punkrock EP, 2006)
15. 'Digging In The Dirt' by Peter Gabriel (Us, 1992)
16. 'General Dance Of Enthusiasm And Apotheosis' by Dmitri Shostakovich (The Bolt: Ssuite From The Ballet, Opus 27a, 2001)
17. 'That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore' by The Smiths (Meat Is Murder, 1985)
18. 'Revelation' by Iona (The Book Of Kells, 1992)
19. 'Please Don't Ask' by Genesis (Duke, 1980)
20. 'Talk About The Passion' by R.E.M. (Murmur, 1983)
21. 'Baleerie Baloo' by Karine Polwart (Scribbled In Chalk, 2006)
22. 'Year Of The Cat' by Al Stewart (Year Of The Cat, 1976) - CLASSIC ALBUM
23. 'Wonderful Tonight' by Eric Clapton (Slowhand, 1977)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'In The Midnight Hour' (1980)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Year Of The Cat (1976) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part I (dir. David Yates, starring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Ralph Fiennes)
- Rent It: The Red Shoes (dir. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger, starring Moira Shearer, Anton Walbrook, Marius Goring)
- Skip It: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (dir. Apichatpon Weerasethakul, starring Thanapat Saisaymar, Jenjira Pongpas, Sakda Kaewbuadee)

If you can't wait until next week, I'll be appearing on Paul Young's programme from 10am on Saturday to talk about cult film The Man Who Fell To Earth, starring David Bowie.

Daniel x

Track Listing, 11/11/10

Here's what I played after a slightly late start:

1. 'Just The Way You Are' by Bruno Mars (Doo-Wops & Hooligans, 2010
2. 'Life During Wartime' by Talking Heads (Stop Making Sense OST, 1984)
3. 'Lady Stardust' by David Bowie (The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars, 1972)
4. 'Cocaine' by Eric Clapton (Slowhand, 1978) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'San Tropez' by Pink Floyd (Meddle, 1971)
6. 'FNUK' by Jaffa Rose (Jaffa Minute? EP, 2005)
7. 'Oh Yeah' by Roxy Music (Flesh + Blood, 1980)
8. 'Take No Rogues' by Seth Lakeman (Freedom Fields, 2006)
9. 'A Trick Of The Tail' by Genesis (A Trick Of The Tail, 1976)
10. 'Heart(Less)' by Kanute (Standing Room Only, 2009)
11. 'Walk Through The World' by Marc Cohn (The Rainy Season, 1993)
12. 'City With No Children' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
13. 'Medina' by Youssou N'Dour (Set, 1990)
14. 'Come Back To Camden' by Morrissey (You Are The Quarry, 2004)
15. 'Clear The Area' by Imogen Heap (Speak For Yourself, 2005)
16. 'Quite Rightly So' by Procol Harum (Shine On Brightly, 1968)
17. 'Through The Windowpane' by Guillemots (Through The Windowpane, 2006)
18. 'Can't Stop Now' by Keane (Hopes And Fears, 2004)
19. 'To Aslan's Camp' by Harry Gregson-Williams (The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe OST, 2005)
20. 'Tinseltown In The Rain' by The Blue Nile (A Walk Across The Rooftops, 1984) - CLASSIC ALBUM
21. 'Love Is Blindness' by U2 (Achtung Baby, 1991)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Cocaine' (1978)

CLASSIC ALBUM: A Walk Across The Rooftops (1984) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Flipped (dir. Rob Reiner, starring Callan McAuliffe, Madeline Carroll)
- Rent It: Shine (dir. Scott Hicks, starring Geoffrey Rush, Noah Taylor, Armin Mueller-Stahl)
- Skip It: Skyline (dir. Greg and Colin Strause, starring Eric Balfour, Scottie Thompson, Donald Faison)

Don't forget I'll be appearing on Paul Young's programme from 10am on Saturday to talk about cult film Flash Gordon.

Hope you enjoy the Alnwick Gathering, and I'll see you next week :)

Track Listing, 4/11/10

Apologies for the technical problems at the start of today's show. Still managed to play all these:

1. 'Eple' by Royksopp (Melody A.M., 2002)
2. 'A Wondeful Day In A One-Way World' by Peter Gabriel (Peter Gabriel 2, 1978)
3. 'Lord Grenville' by Al Stewart (Year Of The Cat, 1976)
4. 'Can't Help Falling In Love' by UB40 (Promises And Lies, 1993) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Like It Or Not' by Genesis (Abacab, 1981)
6. 'Robert's Box' by Procol Harum (Grand Hotel, 1973)
7. 'Modern Man' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
8. 'Song For Mom' by Trafficker (Lost In The Frame, 2000)
9. 'Jennie (A Portrait Of)' by Madness (B-side, 1986 - available on The Business, 1993)
10. 'As The World Falls Down' by David Bowie (Labyrinth OST, 1986)
11. 'Fragment Of A Fiery Sun' by Iona (The Circling Hour, 2006)
12. 'Girlfriend Is Better' by Talking Heads (Stop Making Sense OST, 1984)
13. 'Reelin' In The Years' by Steely Dan (Can't Buy A Thrill, 1972)
14. 'What Goes Around' by Cosmo Duff Gordon (Out Of Place, 2010)
15. 'Between Sheets' by Imogen Heap (Ellipse, 2009)
16. 'Nos De Cariad' by David Gray (Life In Slow Motion, 2005)
17. 'Roll Away The Stone' by Mott The Hoople (Single, 1974)
18. 'Have A Cigar' by Pink Floyd (Wish You Were Here, 1975) - CLASSIC ALBUM

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Can't Help Falling In Love' (1993)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Wish You Were Here (1975) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Another Year (dir. Mike Leigh, starring Jim Broadbest, Ruth Sheen, Lesley Manville, Peter Wright)
- Rent It: Stop Making Sense (dir. Jonathan Demme, starring David Byrne, Tina Weymouth, Jerry Harrison, Chris Frantz)
- Skip It: Due Date (dir. Todd Phillips, starring Robert Downey Jr., Zach Galifianakis)

Many thanks to my guest James Etherington, the manager of the Bailiffgate Museum in Alnwick. The auction is taking place at the Museum tomorrow from 5:30pm.

Don't forget I'll be appearing on Paul Young's programme from 10am on Saturday to talk about cult films and help out with the Top 10.

See you next week :)

Daniel

Branching Out

Just a quick announcement to say I'll soon be coming to your in much smaller doses on a Saturday morning.

Paul Young, who broadcasts from 9am to 12pm every Saturday, is increasing his coverage of all things film-related. I shall be presenting a section of cult films and perhaps helping him out with the Box Office Top 10.

The first film I'll be examining is The Bed-Sitting Room, an incredibly odd post-apocalypse tale of hardship, from the pen of Spike Milligan and the director of Superman II and III.

If you want to take an advanced gander at my thoughts, you can check out my review at http://threemenonablog.blogspot.com/2010/10/film-review-bed-sitting-room-1969.html. All my other reviews are up there as well.

I'll be on the programme from 10am and we'll see how things pan out. Talk to you then :)

Daniel x

This Week's Guest

This week I'll be joined on the programme by James Etherington, who works for the Bailiffgate Museum.

Mr. Etherington will be on the programme from 2:15pm to talk about the auction taking place at the Museum on November 5th starting at 5:30pm.

Hope you can join me then :)

Daniel x

Track Listing, 28/10/10

Sorry that Martin Allenby couldn't join us today due to unforeseen circumstances. Here's what we played to fill in:

1. 'Where The White Boys Dance' by The Killers (Sam's Town, 2006)
2. 'White Chalk' by P J Harvey (White Chalk, 2007)
3. 'Fortune Teller' by Robert Plant & Alison Krauss (Raising Sand, 2007)
4. 'She's Always A Woman' by Fyfe Dangerfield (Fly Yellow Moon, 2010) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Without Me' by Eminem (The Eminem Show, 2002)
6. 'You Must Be Evil' by Chris Rea (The Road To Hell, 1989)
7. 'Awkward Annie' by Kate Rusby (Awkward Annie, 2007)
8. 'Sign In Stranger' by Steely Dan (The Royal Scam, 1976)
9. 'Evil And A Heathen' by Franz Ferdinand (You Could Have It So Much Better, 2005)
10. 'Lost For Words' by Pink Floyd (The Division Bell, 1994)
11. 'Home' by Cathy Burton (Speed Your Love, 2004)
12. 'October' by U2 (October, 1981)
13. 'Intruder' by Peter Gabriel (Peter Gabriel 3, 1980)
14. 'Second Sight' by Placebo (Sleeping With Ghosts, 2003)
15. 'Home By The Sea' by Genesis (Genesis, 1983)
16. 'My Friends' by Johnny Depp & Helena Bonham Carter (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street OST, 2007)
17. 'Light Reflected' by Iona (Open Sky, 2000)
18. 'Burn Down Your House' by Holy Ghost Revival (Twilight Exit, 2008)
19. 'October Sky' by Mark Isham (October Sky OST, 1999)
20. 'Had Enough' by The Who (Who Are You, 1978) - CLASSIC ALBUM

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'She's Always A Woman' (2010)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Who Are You (1978) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Burke and Hare (dir. John Landis, starring Simon Pegg, Andy Serkis, Isla Fisher, Tom Wilkinson)
- Rent It: Blade Runner - The Final Cut (dir. Ridley Scott, starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Joe Turkel)
- Skip It: Saw 3D (dir. Kevin Greutert, starring Cary Elwes, Betsy Russell)

See you next week :)

Daniel

Track Listing, 21/10/10

Here's what we played on today's packed programme:

1. 'You Better You Bet' by The Who (Face Dances, 1981)
2. 'Joe The Lion' by David Bowie ("Heroes", 1977)
3. 'No Self-Control' by Peter Gabriel feat. Kate Bush (Peter Gabriel 3, 1980)
4. 'Well That Was Easy' by Franz Ferdinand (You Could Have It So Much Better, 2005)
5. 'Fat Man' by Jethro Tull (Aqualung, 1971)
6. 'Death Is Not The End' by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (Murder Ballads, 1996) - COVER OF THE WEEK
7. 'In Space' by Royksopp (Melody A.M., 2002)
8. 'Goodbye Blue Sky' by Pink Floyd (The Wall, 1979)
9. 'Morning Blindness' by A Band Called Wanda (A Band Called Wanda EP, 2007)
10. 'The Big Country' by Talking Heads (More Songs About Buildings And Food, 1978)
11. 'Watch The Woman's Hand' by Paula Cole (Harbinger, 1994)
12. 'Shamrock Diaries' by Chris Rea (Shamrock Diaries, 1985)
13. 'East Of Eden' by Big Country (Steeltown, 1984)
14. 'Weather To Fly' by Elbow (The Seldom Seen Kid, 2008)
15. 'Rock The Night' by Europe (The Final Countdown, 1986)
16. 'The Wanderer' by U2 feat. Johnny Cash (Zooropa, 1993) - CLASSIC ALBUM

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Death Is Not The End' (1996)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Zooropa (1993) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Mary And Max (dir. Adam Elliot, starring Toni Collette, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Barry Humphries, Eric Bana)
- Rent It: The Bed-Sitting Room (dir. Richard Lester, starring Ralph Richardson, Arthur Lowe, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan)
- Skip It: Paranormal Activity 2 (dir. Tod Williams, starring Katie Feathertson)

A big thanks to my guest today, actress Sheila Steafel, whose autobiography When Harry Met Sheila is out now on Apex Publishing.

See you next week :)

Daniel

Track Listing, 14/10/10

Today's show was jam-packed and felt really good. Here's what I squeezed in:

1. 'Can Blue Men Sing The Whites?' by The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band (The Doughtnut In Granny's Greenhouse, 1968)
2. 'Last Kiss' by Guillemots (Red, 2008)
3. 'There Is A Kingdom' by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (The Boatman's Call, 1997)
4. 'Neighbourhood Threat' by David Bowie (Tonight, 1984) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Morning Morgantown' by Joni Mitchell (Ladies Of The Canyon, 1970)
6. 'Alberta' by Eric Clapton (Unplugged, 1992)
7. 'Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
8. 'When Under Ether' by PJ Harvey (White Chalk, 2007)
9. 'All I Knew' by Madness (B-side, 1985 - available on The Business, 1993)
10. 'While My Heart Is Still Beating' by Roxy Music (Avalon, 1982)
11. 'For Liquorice John' by Procol Harum (Grand Hotel, 1973)
12. 'The Weight' by The Band (Music From Big Pink, 1968)
13. 'Twilight Omens' by Franz Ferdinand (Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, 2009)
14. 'Untitled 1' by Keane (Hopes And Fears, 2004)
15. 'The Punk And The Godfather' by The Who (Quadrophenia, 1973)
16. 'Missed The Boat' by Modest Mouse (We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank, 2007)
17. 'Walls' by Cara Dillon (After The Morning, 2006)
18. 'Down On Terminal Street' by Be Bop Deluxe (Modern Music, 1976)
19. 'Mountain Song' by Joe Satriani (Strange Beautiful Music, 2002)
20. 'Love To Be Loved' by Peter Gabriel (Us, 1992) - CLASSIC ALBUM
21. 'Rm. 612' by Holy Ghost Revival (Twilight Exit, 2008)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Neighbourhood Threat' (1984)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Us (1992) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: The Social Network (dir. David Fincher, starring Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake)
- Rent It: Flash Gordon (dir. Mike Hodges, starring Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson, Max von Sydow, Brian Blessed, Timothy Dalton)
- Skip It: Vampires Suck (dir. Jason Friedberg & Aaron Seltzer, starring Jenn Proske, Matt Lanter)
- Honourable mention: Despicable Me (dir. Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud, starring Steve Carell, Russell Brand, Julie Andrews)

See you next week :)

Daniel

More great guests

It's been a while, so we thought we'd have a couple.

First off, on Thursday 21st October, we'll be talking to Sheila Steaful, acclaimed actress and ex-wife of the late great Harry H. Corbett of Steptoe and Son fame. She'll be promoting her new autobiography, When Harry Met Sheila and talking about her illustrious career, including (hopefully) her work with Pete and Dud on Not Only... But Also....Then, fingers crossed, we'll be joined the following week (i.e. the 28th) by Martin Allenby, English teacher at the Duchess' Community High School in Alnwick and director of their upcoming production of Death of a Salesman. Allenby previously helmed Dracula, one of the best plays of last year, so this should really be something.
There will be more information on forthcoming attractions on this week's show, so don't forget to tune in this Thursday from 1pm. Thank you!

Daniel x

Track Listing, 7/10/10

Here's what I played through this week's heavy cold:

1. 'James And The Cold Gun' by Kate Bush (The Kick Inside, 1978)
2. 'Une Annee Sans Lumiere' by Arcade Fire (Funeral, 2004)
3. 'Love - Building On Fire' by Talking Heads (Single, 1977 - available on Sand In The Vaseline: Popular Favourites, 1976-1992, 1992)
4. 'I Got You Babe' by UB40 feat. Chrissie Hynde (Baggariddim, 1985) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'The Chamber Of 32 Doors' by Genesis (The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, 1974)
6. 'The Bed's Too Big Without You' by The Police (Regatta De Blanc, 1979)
7. 'Baron's Heir & Sadenia's Air' by Eddi Reader (Peacetime, 2007)
8. 'Romeo And Juliet' by Dire Straits (Making Movies, 1981)
9. 'Mbira Jive' by Pops Mohamed (Song Of Life, 1998)
10. 'Loose Ends' by Imogen Heap (Speak For Yourself, 2005)
11. 'Strange Little Girl' by The Stranglers (Single, 1982 - available on The Collection, 1977-1982, 1982)
12. 'Jive Soweto' by Sipho Mabuse (Song Of Life, 1998)
13. 'What's The Frequency, Kenneth?' by R.E.M. (Monster, 1994)
14. 'Bright Cold Day' by Ivan Dobsky (Ivan Dobsky EP, 2007)
15. 'World Of Pain' by Cream (Disraeli Gears, 1967)
16. 'Wires' by Athlete (Tourist, 2005)
17. 'Black Burning Heart' by Keane (Perfect Symmetry, 2008)
18. 'I Got The News' by Steely Dan (Aja, 1977)
19. 'Criminal World' by David Bowie (Let's Dance, 1983) - CLASSIC ALBUM
20. 'Give That Girl A Diamond' by Chris Rea (Dancing Down The Stony Road, 2002)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'I Got You Babe' (1985)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Let's Dance (1983) - no correct guesses this week

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: EITHER A Town Called Panic (dir. Stephane Aubier & Vincent Patar, starring Jeanne Balibar, Nicolas Buysse, Veronique Dumont) OR Jackboots on Whitehall (dir. Edward McHenry, starring Ewan McGregor, Timothy Spall, Alan Cumming, Rosamund Pike)
- Rent It: Airplane! (dir. Jim Abrahams, David Zucker & Jerry Zucker, starring Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Leslie Neilsen)
- Skip It: Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (dir. Oliver Stone, starring Michael Douglas, Shia LaBeouf, Carey Mulligan)

See you next week :)

Daniel x

Track Listing, 30/9/10

Here's what I played before dashing off to Yorkshire:

1. 'Buried In The Snow' by The Author Alone (You Can See The Sky From Here EP, 2007)
2. 'The Real Me' by The Who (Quadrophenia, 1973)
3. 'Wait It Out' by Imogen Heap (Ellipse, 2009)
4. 'Try Some, Buy Some' by David Bowie (Reality, 2003) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Where The Wild Roses Grow' by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds feat. Kylie Minogue (Murder Ballads, 1996)
6. 'My Friend' by Dr. Dog (Fate, 2008)
7. 'If It Happens Again' by UB40 (Geffrey Morgan, 1984)
8. 'Up To Me' by Jethro Tull (Aqualung, 1971)
9. 'Our Revenge' by Paula Cole (Harbinger, 1994)
10. 'Bankrobber' by The Clash (Single, 1980 - available on The Story Of The Clash Volume 1, 1988)
11. 'Roses Are Still Red' by A Band Called Wanda (Roses Are Still Red EP, 2010)
12. 'Half Light II (No Celebration)' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
13. 'Love Theme' by Vangelis (Blade Runner OST, 1982)
14. 'Shiny Happy People' by R.E.M. (Out Of Time, 1991)
15. 'Bring Back The Spark' by Be Bop Deluxe (Modern Music, 1976)
16. 'I'm Going Slightly Mad' by Queen (Innuendo, 1991)
17. 'The Caves Of Altamira' by Steely Dan (The Royal Scam, 1976)
18. 'The Kill' by The Dresden Dolls (No, Virginia..., 2008)
19. 'Harold The Barrel' by Genesis (Nursery Cryme, 1971) - CLASSIC ALBUM
20. 'Live With Me' by Massive Attack feat. Terry Callier (Collected, 2006)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Try Some, Buy Some' (2003)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Nursery Cryme (1971) - correctly guessed by Phil Mumby

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Buried (dir. Rodrigo Cortes, starring Ryan Reynolds, Anne Lockhart, Ivana Mino)
- Rent It: Of Time and the City (dir. Terence Davies, narrated by Terence Davies)
- Skip It: Takers (dir. John Luessenhop, starring Matt Dillon, Hayden Christiansen)

See you next week :)

Daniel x

Another Little Update to Ye Olde Halle of Fayme

I've gotten behind in just about everything to do with this show - photos, interviews, updates, the lot. My profuse apologies. Here's an update of my Hall of Fame to partially rectify things.
Living legend Chas Hodges spoke to us down the line on August 26th. We spoke about his new book, Chas' Rock and Roll Allotment, and the ongoing plans for a Chas'n'Dave farewell tour.On the same day, we were joined in the studio by three-quarters of The Deadly Pineapples (l-r: Liam Nichol, Andrew Craig, Andrew Cheyne). They were in to promote their new album, Bad News For The Optimists.Most recently, on September 23rd, we were joined for half an hour by Angelina Danskin, who read some of her poetry and an exclusive extract from her new book, The Tales of Picklenob. Watch this space for competition news on that front...

See you next Thursday :)

Daniel

Track Listing, 23/9/10

Today was a good show. Here's what I treated your ears to:

1. 'Breathe' by U2 (No Line On The Horizon, 2009)
2. 'The Rhythm Of The Heat' by Peter Gabriel (Peter Gabriel 4, 1982)
3. 'The Liberty Bell' by John Kirkpatrick & Chris Parkinson (BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2006, 2006) - COVER OF THE WEEK
4. 'What You Meant' by Franz Ferdinand (You Could Have It So Much Better, 2005)
5. 'Monty Got A Raw Deal' by R.E.M. (Automatic For The People, 1992)
6. 'Father Christmas' by Harry Gregson-Williams (The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe OST, 2005)
7. 'Tears You Can't Hide' by Madness (Mad Not Mad, 1985)
8. 'This Fragile World' by Martyn Joseph (Deep Blue, 2005)
9. 'Waves' by Kanute (B-side, 2006 - longer version available on Standing Room Only, 2009)
10. 'Dancing In The Moonlight (All Alone)' by Be Bop Deluxe (Modern Music, 1976)
11. 'Cul-De-Sac' by Genesis (Duke, 1980)
12. 'Only Got One' by Frou Frou (Details, 2002)
13. 'Wonderful Lie' by Eddi Reader (Eddi Reader, 1994)
14. 'Ishin Denshin (You've Got To Help Yourself)' by Keane (Night Train EP, 2010)
15. 'Run Like Hell' by Pink Floyd (The Wall, 1979) - CLASSIC ALBUM
16. 'My Life Is A Succession Of People Saying Goodbye' by Morrissey (You Are The Quarry, 2004)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'The Liberty Bell' (2006)

CLASSIC ALBUM: The Wall (1979)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Enter the Void (dir. Gaspar Noe, starring Nathaniel Brown, Paz de la Huerta, Cyril Roy)
- Rent It: Alien 3 (dir. David Fincher, starring Signourney Weaver, Charles Dance, Brian Glover)
- Skip It: Eat Pray Love (dir. Ryan Murphy, starring Julia Roberts, Javier Bardem)

Congratulations to Rick Galusha who guessed The Wall in the nick of time. 2 bags of sweets are on their way.

Thanks very much to my guest Angelina Danskin, whose new novel The Tales of Picklenob is available on request from http://www.angelinadanskin.co.uk/. See you next week :)

Daniel x

Track Listing, 16/9/10

Sorry things were a little off-kiltre today. Here's what I managed to squeeze in:

1. 'Africa Shox' by Leftfield feat. Afrika Bambaataa (Rhythm & Stealth, 1999)
2. 'The Outsiders' by R.E.M. feat Q-Tip (Around The Sun, 2004)
3. 'NW5' by Madness (The Liberty Of Norton Folgate, 2009)
4. 'If I Needed Someone' by Show Of Hands (Witness, 2006) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Jesus Of The Moon' by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (Dig, Lazarus, Dig!, 2008)
6. 'Four Faces' by The Who (Quadrophenia OST, 1979)
7. 'Windowstill' by Arcade Fire (Neon Bible, 2007)
8. 'Say It's Alright Joe' by Genesis (And Then There Were Three, 1978)
9. 'Fields Of Gold' by Eva Cassidy (Live At Blues Alley, 1996)
10. 'From A Late Night Train' by The Blue Nile (Hats, 1989)
11. 'Everywhere' by Fleetwood Mac (Tango In The Night, 1987)
12. 'Polar Opposites' by Modest Mouse (The Lonesome Crowded West, 1997)
13. 'In A Big Country' by Big Country (The Crossing, 1983)
14. 'Green Raised Vein' by Holy Ghost Revival (Twilight Exit, 2008)
15. 'For Free' by Joni Mitchell (Ladies of The Canyon, 1970)
16. 'Just Like Lightnin'' by Joe Satriani (Super Colossal, 2006)
17. 'Tumble And Twirl' by David Bowie (Tonight, 1984)
18. 'Kite' by Kate Bush (The Kick Inside, 1978) - CLASSIC ALBUM
19. 'Finale' by Kanute (Standing Room Only, 2009)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'If I Needed Someone' (2006)

CLASSIC ALBUM: The Kick Inside (1978)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT (sort of):
- See It: Winter's Bone (dir. Debra Granik, starring Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes)
- Rent It: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (dir. Michel Gondry, starring Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, Kirsten Dunst, Elijah Wood)
- Undecided: I'm Still Here (dir. Casey Affleck, starring Joaquin Phoenix)

No-one guessed The Kick Inside as this week's Classic Album, so next week will be a rollover week, where you can win yourself two bags of sweets :)

Thanks very much for Thomas Wales and Sebastian Evans for my spangly new jingle :D

Daniel x

Track Listing, 9/9/10

Here's what I played on my 20th show:

1. 'Evil Woman' by Electric Light Orchestra (Face The Music, 1975)
2. 'Raining Again' by Moby (Hotel, 2005)
3. 'Oh! You Pretty Things' by David Bowie (Hunky Dory, 1971)
4. 'Shakin' All Over' by The Who (Live At Leeds, 1970) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Can't Stop Feeling' by Franz Ferdinand (Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, 2009)
6. 'Proud Valley Boy' by Martyn Joseph (Deep Blue, 2005)
7. 'A Danger To Yourself' by The Damned (So, Who's Paranoid?, 2009)
8. 'Dancing On The Wall' by Iona (Woven Cord, 1999)
9. 'Outside Woman Blues' by Cream (Disraeli Gears, 1967)
10. 'Two Hearts Beats As One' by U2 (War, 1983)
11. 'Daughter Of Heaven' by Kate Rusby (Awkward Annie, 2007)
12. 'Nothing Ever Happened' by Deerhunter (Microcastle, 2008)
13. 'Something Better Change' by The Stranglers (No More Heroes, 1977)
14. 'Yesterday's Men' by Madness (Mad Not Mad, 1985)
15. 'We Used To Wait' by Arcade Fire (The Suburbs, 2010)
16. 'My Best Theory' by Jimmy Eat World (Invented, 2010)
17. 'Kwela Man' by Juluka (Scatterlings, 1982)
18. 'Falling Out Of Reach' by Guillemots (Red, 2008)
19. 'This Night Has Opened My Eyes' by The Smiths (Hatful Of Hollow, 1984) - CLASSIC ALBUM
20. 'Twenty Years' by Placebo (Once More With Feeling: The Singles, 1996-2004, 2004)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Shakin' All Over' (1970)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Hatful Of Hollow (1984)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done? (dir. Werner Herzog, starring Michael Shannon, Willem Dafoe)
- Rent It: They Live (dir. John Carpenter, starring Roddy Piper, Keith David, Meg Foster)
- Skip It: Tamara Drewe (dir. Stephen Frears, starring Gemma Arterton, Tamsin Greig, Dominic Cooper)

Congratulations to Vee Pollock from Newcastle who correctly guessed the Classic Album. A bag of sweets is on its way. See you next week!

Daniel x

Track Listing, 2/9/10

Thanks for all your emails today, here's what we played:

1. 'Broken Bones' by A Band Called Wanda (A Band Called Wanda EP, 2007)
2. 'The Space Between' by Roxy Music (Avalon, 1982)
3. 'Tyrell's Pass/ The Coolinarne/ The Lisnagun' by Laoise Kelly (A River Of Sound, 1995)
4. 'Woodstock' by Matthews Southern Comfort (Later That Same Year, 1970) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Guitar Town' by Steve Earle (Guitar Town, 1986)
6. 'Black And Gold' by Sam Sparro (Sam Sparro, 2008)
7. 'Summer Elegy' by Richard Wright (Wet Dream, 1978)
8. 'Fireball XL-5' by Madness (Single, 1983 - available on The Business, 1993)
9. 'Numb' by Marina & The Diamonds (The Family Jewels, 2010)
10. 'FM' by Steely Dan (Countdown To Ecstasy, 1973)
11. 'As The World Falls Down' by David Bowie (Labyrinth OST, 1986)
12. 'Reasons To Be Cheerful, Part 3' by Ian Dury & The Blockheads (Single, 1969 - available on Reasons To Be Cheerful, 1999)
13. 'I Want It All' by Queen (The Miracle, 1989)
14. 'City Of Dreams' by Talking Heads (True Stories OST, 1986)
15. 'A Million Stars' by Iona (Open Sky, 2000)
16. 'Dream About Me' by Moby feat. Laura Dawn (Hotel, 2005)
17. 'Tangle Me' by Kanute (Standing Room Only, 2009)
18. 'While I Watch You Sleeping' by Eddi Reader (Eddi Reader, 1994)
19. '(I'll Give You) Money' by Peter Frampton (Frampton Comes Alive!, 1976) - CLASSIC ALBUM

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Woodstock' (1970)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Frampton Comes Alive! (1976)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: The Last Exorcism (dir. Daniel Stamm, starring Patrick Fabian, Iris Bahr, Louis Hertham)
- Rent It: The Omen (dir. Richard Donner, starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, David Warner)
- Skip It: Jonah Hex (dir. Jimmy Hayward, starring Josh Brolin, Megan Fox, John Malkovich)

Congratulations to Rick Galusha from Nebraska who corrected guessed the Classic Album. A bag of sweets is on its way.

Daniel

Track Listing, 26/8/10

Today's show was chaotic and riddled with technical problems, but here's what we managed to play in spite of these things:

1. 'Love Show' by Skye (Mind How You Go, 2006)
2. 'Gardening At Night' by R.E.M. (Chronic Town EP, 1982)
3. 'Across The Universe' by David Bowie (Young Americans, 1975) - COVER OF THE WEEK
4. 'Turn It On' by Franz Ferdinand (Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, 2009)
5. 'Exit Through You' by Peter Gabriel feat. Joseph Arthur (Big Blue Ball, 2008)
6. 'Walking With Mr. Wheeze' by Madness (Single, 1982 - available on The Business, 1993)
7. 'Don't Know Why' by Karine Polwart (Scribbled In Chalk, 2006)
8. 'Seven A.M.' by The Blue Nile (Hats, 1989)
9. 'Seven Seas Of Rhye' by Queen (Queen II, 1974)
10. 'Dirt Road Blues' by Bob Dylan (Time Out Of Mind, 1997)
11. 'Cut Up Knees' by The Deadly Pineapples (Bad News For The Optimists, 2010)
12. 'Nights In White Satin' by The Moody Blues (Days Of Future Passed, 1967)
13. 'Jollity Farm' by The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band (Gorilla, 1967)
14. 'In Too Deep' by Genesis (Invisible Touch, 1986)
15. 'Wings On My Heels' by Eddi Reader (Angels & Electricity, 1998)
16. 'King Of Pain' by The Police (Synchronicity, 1983) - CLASSIC ALBUM

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Across The Universe' (1975)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Synchronicity (1983)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (dir. Edgar Wright, starring Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Brandon Routh)
- Rent It: Twelve Monkeys (dir. Terry Gilliam, starring Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe, Brad Pitt)
- Skip It: Grown Ups (dir. Dennis Dugan, starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider)

Congratulation to Leon from Longframlington who corrected guessed the Classic Album. Three bags of sweets are winging their way to you.

Daniel

A Gaggle of Guests on Next Week's Show

It's been a while since we had a guest on - so next week we've got five.

In the first hour, we'll be joined on the phone by Chas Hodges, one half of legendary pub rockers Chas'n'Dave. He'll be talking about his new book, Chas and His Rock'n'Roll Allotment, in which he seeks to prove that gardening and growing vegetables needn't be a chore.

Tune in to listen to the great man and stand a chance of winning a copy of the book courtesy of Apex Publishing. With a bit of luck, we'll also get some information about the Chas'n'Dave Farewell Tour taking place in 2011.

Then later on in the show we'll have The Deadly Pineapples in the studio. This budding four-piece from Alnwick and Warkworth have just finished recording their debut album; there'll be a exclusive preview of a couple of tracks and much rock-related banter.

So tune in next Thursday from 1pm for great music and even more great guests!

Daniel x

P.S. If you have any questions in advance for either party, simply post a comment below :)

Track Listing, 19/8/10

Thanks for all your wonderful emails and requests. Here's what I managed to cram in:

1. 'The Days Of Our Lives' by The Blue Nile (High, 2004)
2. 'Wild Dog' by Stanley Clarke (The Clarke/Duke Project, 1981 - available on The Bass-Ic Collection, 1997)
3. 'The Wedding Song' by David Bowie (Black Tie White Noise, 1993)
4. 'High And Dry' by Jamie Cullum (Pointless Nostalgic, 2002) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Under African Skies' by Paul Simon (Graceland, 1986)
6. 'True Faith' by New Order (Substance, 1987)
7. 'White Shadow' by Peter Gabriel (Peter Gabriel 2, 1978)
8. 'She's Always A Woman To Me' by Fyfe Dangerfield (Fly Yellow Moon (Deluxe Edition), 2010)
9. 'Last Boat To America' by David Gray (A New Day At Midnight, 2002)
10. 'Diplomatic Man' by Trafficker (Nature's Most Wanted, 2002)
11. 'Psycho Killer' by Talking Heads (Talking Heads: 77, 1977)
12. 'Eric's Theme' by Vangelis (Chariots Of Fire, 1981)
13. 'First Train Home' by Imogen Heap (Ellipse, 2009)
14. 'We've Got Everything' by Modest Mouse (We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank, 2007)
15. 'Love Should' by Moby (Hotel, 2005)
16. 'Eiledon' by Big Country (The Seer, 1986)
17. 'Real World' by Matchbox 20 (Yourself Or Someone Like You, 1996)
18. 'Into My Arms' by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (The Boatman's Call, 1997) - CLASSIC ALBUM
19. 'Take Me Home' by Guillemots (Red, 2008)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'High And Dry' (2002)

CLASSIC ALBUM: The Boatman's Call (1997)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT:
- See It: Salt (dir. Phillip Noyce, starring Angelina Jolie, Liev Schreiber)
- Rent It: Total Recall (dir. Paul Verhoeven, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sharon Stone)
- Skip It: The Expendables (dir. Sylvester Stallone, starring Sylvester Stone, Bruce Willis, Jet Li)

For the second week running no-one guessed the Classic Album, so next week will be a triple rollover. If no-one gets it then, it will go back to one bag of sweets for the following week.

Happy anniversary Mum and Dad, and happy birthday Mum :)

Daniel x

Track Listing, 12/8/10

Here's all the tracks from today's show:

1. 'The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway' by Genesis (The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, 1974)
2. 'My Old Ways' by Dr. Dog (We All Belong, 2007)
3. 'The Exception' by Eddi Reader (Eddi Reader, 1994)
4. 'Comfortably Numb' by Scissor Sisters (Scissor Sisters, 2004) - COVER OF THE WEEK
5. 'Hey Nineteen' by Steely Dan (Gaucho, 1980)
6. 'Set Me Free' by Trafficker (Nature's Most Wanted, 2002)
7. 'White Room' by Cream (Wheels Of Fire, 1968)
8. 'William, It Was Really Nothing' by The Smiths (Hatful Of Hollow, 1984)
9. 'Edge Of Seventeen' by Stevie Nicks (Bella Donna, 1981)
10. 'I Really Don't Care What You Did On Your Gap Year' by Frank Turner (Campfire Punkrock EP, 2006)
11. 'Viper' by Kanute (Single, 2006)
12. 'Boing Boom Tschak' by Kraftwerk (Electric Cafe, 1986)
13. 'Here's A Health' by Cara Dillon (After The Morning, 2006)
14. 'Goodnight And Go' by Imogen Heap (Speak For Yourself, 2005)
15. 'Go Let It Out' by Oasis (Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants, 2000)
16. 'King Of Emotion' by Big Country (Peace In Our Time, 1988)
17. 'The Song Is Over' by The Who (Who's Next, 1971) - CLASSIC ALBUM
18. 'Hello Mabel' by The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band (The Doughnut In Granny's Greenhouse, 1968)

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COVER OF THE WEEK: 'Comfortably Numb' (2004)

CLASSIC ALBUM: Who's Next (1971)

SEE IT, RENT IT, SKIP IT (with a difference):
- See It: Five Easy Pieces (40th anniversary re-release) (dir. Bob Rafelson, starring Jack Nicholson, Karen Black, Susan Anspach)
- Rent It: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (dir. Jim Sharman, starring Tim Curry, Barry Bostwick, Susan Sarandon, Charles Gray)
- Skip It: The Last Airbender (dir. M. Night Shyamalan, starring Dev Patel)

No-one guessed the Classic Album, so next week will be a rollover. Maybe.

Daniel x