Friday stuff

Like your music?

I’ve just been doing a Quality Assurance listen-back/dip-in to this weekend’s show, and I have to say that the first and last tracks on this week’s podcast are extra-specially-excellent.

The two tracks in the middle aren’t too shabby either, but the first and last are awesome.

We also discuss a few random topics (below).

Because we do the show live, we’re going to ease our way in to making a much larger regular feature of taking on-air phone calls. Because we’ve not been brilliant with making this as regular as it should be.

Anyway, that’s this weekend’s show.

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4. And you can now get the show on your mobile phone from our friends over at Stitcher.com!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Everybody Be Cool, Weekend (http://www.myspace.com/everybodybecoolonline)
2. Seerauber Jenny, Push It Away From Here (http://www.myspace.com/seerauberjennyuk)
3. Phoenix Williams, Everything’s Good (http://www.myspace.com/phoenixwilliams )
4. The Dice, Control (http://www.myspace.com/thediceuk)

Some of the talkie bits we cover in this week’s show includes:

• Audio and interviews from our visit to the Battstock Music Festival with The Epstein, Danny Wilson (Danny & The Champions Of The World), and Trevor Moss and Hannah Lou
• Audio and an interview with Georgia Garrett
• A give-away. We will let the first person who contacts us have Georgia’s Armed Forces charity single
• A brief chat about Sam Manicom‘s book launch in London
• Film review: The Crazies (1973)
• Film review: Point Break (the incomplete version)
• A new book is published every 15 seconds
• A big tribute to the late Geoffrey Burgon
• ITV’s new breakfast show cost £1million to launch, attracts 800,000 viewers