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The best decade for music was the 60's. Since then, there's been a continuous, steady decline.

what's a smyphony?

It's what we hear when they torture us with Morrissey and the Smyphs.

Did we steal the theme from Radio 2 or was it pilfered frae us by them?

Only difference, they're including the sixties. Mon. to Fri. 14:00 - 17:00

Also, Paul Gambaccini is doing a two-part special on the Beatles.

Wed. and Thurs. 17:00 - 18:00

Correction; the difference is that we choose the music!

MONDAY

'Life Is A Long Song' - Jethro Tull

TUESDAY

'God Will' - Lyle Lovett

WEDNESDAY

'That's Right (You're Not From Texas)' - Lyle Lovett

THURSDAY

'My Baby Don't Tolerate' - Lyle Lovett

Monday:

For me Bowie was the sound of the 70's with the notable exception of the Pink / New Wave era.

Here are a smattering of my favourite 70's tracks

David Bowie - Be My Wife

Mott the Hoople - Driving Sister

The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

Ian Hunter - All American Alien Boy

The Clash - White Man (In Hammersmith Palais)

The Skids - Working For The Yankee Dollar

For Monday I suggest:

I Want You Back - The Jackson 5
The Tears of a Clown - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
A Horse With No Name - America
Brandy (You're A Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Hooked On A Feeling - Blue Swede
The Joker - Steve Miller Band
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Pick Up The Pieces - AWB
I Wish - Stevie Wonder
Rich Girl - Daryl Hall & John Oates
American Girl - Tom Petty
Best Of My Love - The Emotions
Still - The Commodores
Boogie wonderland - Earth, Wind & Fire

More to follow

Joe
Linlithgow

Oh dear, "all" acquaintances attempting to operate below the threshold of consciousness by the employing of stimuli insufficiently intense to produce a discrete sensation but often designed to be intense enough to influence the mental processes or the behaviour of the individual...

2010 the year of 'change'...

Whur's the tracklist for GIO @ Christmas?

Ach, ye cannae get the staff these days!

#10 Leonard Sachs lives!

Sounds a great challenge for this week. I could do a list for each decade, or I could do one track from each



Hey, you only live once...



As Joe says, more to follow

DC

"You only live twice, Mr. Bond."

Time pressure for the decade that time forgot. I could go with:

Baker Street
Lifeboat
Sailing
New York Groove
Sorrow.....

Where do we start? This was supposed to be the decade that taste forgot!!!!

My one selection from that graayyyyttt decade?

"Pretty Vacant" - Sex Pistols.




I will be SO disappointed if this is not mentioned



:-)



DC

(can't we have an entire MONTH given to the 70's?)

#13

Hey....

Die another Day.....









D(aniel) C(raig)....


;-)

#14 changed my mind

"Shanghai'd in Shanghai" - Nazareth







I might be back

DC

An appeal to the senior producer...


I could always be Touched by your presence dear, but You could take a chance on me while there's some Brass in pocket...

Alternatively you could give us all some "Brain Damage" (Pink Floyd)????




Bet there's no mention





:-)




DC

#16

Bryan:

Thanks for the informative service for the week-coming themes....

=Dennis Junior=

DC - surely you will get a mention! After all you are our most prolific contributor!

This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.

My fav decade is the 70's when I first got into music although I'd imagine to have been a teenager in the 60's would have been pretty exciting. My first single was mama weer all crazee now / Slade and I suppose glam was my first love even though it wouldn't get a mention in my top ten genres now. So much great stuff in the 70's from Floyd to Philly, Disco, the great singer songwriters, classic rock and a decade full of guilty pleasures etc etc.

I could compose a list that would fill the blog so I'm just gonna go with one song.

I didn't know it in the 70's, only having discovered it later but it is my favourite recording of all time. It also ties in with my favourite musical memory of 2009. Hampden Park in July, next to a honeymooning couple from Seattle who had seen The Boss 5 times but had never heard him sing their song live, so when he did the girl just bubbled like a wean.

So from the 70's (and I know you played it in the summer but Bryan it's time to hear it again)

Thunder Road / Bruce Springsteen !975 Live from Hammersmith.

Infinitely superior to the studio version.

Very happy to endorse Thunder Road (#22)

I also forgot to include two great sonsgs/artists in my 70s list:

What Can I Say - Boz Scaggs
The boys are back in town - Thin Lizzy

Tuesday/80s:

Tainted love - Soft Cell
I should have known better - Jim Diamond
A good heart - Feargal Sharkey
Caravan of love - Housemartins
Dreamtime - Daryl Hall
I wanna dance with somebody - Whitney Houston
The river - Springsteen
Copperhead Road - Steve Earle
Dear darling - Mary Margaret O'Hara
Rose of Cimarron - Emmylou Harris
Walk of life - Dire Straits

More to folow

Joe
Linlithgow

Bryan, Thank you for playing my request on Christmas Eve. You have a real talent for making my wife cry. (In a good way.)

Mon. This theme requires self-control.

LAY DOWN - The Strawbs

THE JARROW SONG - Alan Price

ON THE HUNT - Lynyrd Skynyrd

PSYCHOMODO - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

WE ALL FALL IN LOVE SOMETIMES - Elton John

IN EVERY DREAM HOME A HEARTACHE - Roxy Music

THERE'S NO LIGHTS ON THE CHRISTMAS TREE, MOTHER. THEY'RE BURNING BIG LOUIE TONIGHT - SAHB

How did we get this far without anyone commenting on how welll Mrs Wallace looks in the photo - clearly maintaining the running / cycling. Good on you.

#22 Paolo - have to say I disagree. I don't like that version at all to me Springsteen has by that point lost his "romantic vision" tied up in the promotional hype and the start of the legal problems Bruce sounds defeatist and certainly not on the verge of "pulling out of here to win".

But that is the great thing - music means and sounds entirely different to each listener. Which is why I find the "I hate" posts on here a bit tedious.

All of which reminds me of a potential theme, stolen from High Fidelity, which is

Side One, Track One.

#26

May I refer you to comment #10

SG thanks - would comment if I understood it.

Yeah, I was hoping you would enlighten me. Oh, well; never mind!

MONDAY

'Mr. Banker' - Lynyrd Skynyrd

'Next' - Sensational Alex Harvey Band

'Soul in Chains' - Sensational Alex Harvey Band

'The Tale of the Giant Stone Eater' - Sensational Alex Harvey Band



I could just go on and on, but I must go do some work.

Should be a good show! It is, after all, pre-Smyphs.

>8-D

#25


















*sook*

#12 Eh, Saxe...

#30 Yup.

Tony Blackburn and R. Cilla are making the sixties sound boring. Should have gone with Dave Lee Travis........

Tomorrow's seventies show will be better. Noddy Holder and Pauline Matthews!

#32 L.O.L.

MONDAY

'Amoureuse' - Kiki Dee

#29 Away wi' ye an' juggle yer ....

#20

ONE of our most prolific contributors is what he said.

Scotch and Henri say more than I do

DC

#37 Away wi' ye an' yer ....

MONDAY

'Since You Went Away' - Elkie Brooks





That's mah last furr the day. Ah'm pure feeneeshed!!

#26
We'll agree to disagree. Yeah it was his first uk concert and there was a certain amount of hype but nothing compared to the hype that surrounded him subsequently. Not sure what you mean by his romantic vision but his voice never sounded better and as for sounding defeatist, na you've totally lost me there.

Would love to have been there Paolo.....

#39 nae wonder...

MONDAY: I'd like to hear a ballad from Alice Cooper..."I Never Cry", from 'Alice Cooper Goes To Hell' (1976).

I went see The Clash at the Apollo in 78 with my
mates... Coulnt take my eyes off Topper the drummer!! They played Tommy gun and in that wonderful 4 mins I decided I was going to become a drummer.. There was 6 of us there that night .. We all ended up in bands!!


So for monday my most important song of the 70's

TOMMY GUN CLASH

Monday 70s

Hot Love - T. Rex
Tangled Up In Blue - Bob Dylan
Picture This - Blondie
Take Me I'm Yours - Squeeze

Paul from Ayr

Great shout Frank! would love to hear that on GIO

MONDAY: started going to gigs in the 70s and saw The Clash, Thin Lizzy, Ian Dury, The Buzzcocks, AC/DC among others. Saw Graham Parker in the late 70s so, to continue my campaign:
'Local Girls', 'Hotel Chambermaid', 'Hold Back The Night'.

Absolutely brilliant suggestions from the bloggers tonight!




DC

~48 agreed DC, and I also agree with PP I was talking rubbish re the Boss, comment #26 duly withdrawn!

Tuesday 1980s:

"Waterfront" - Simple Minds
"I still haven't found what I'm looking for" - U2
"The way it is" - Bruce Hornsby & The Range
"Down Under" - Men at Work
"The Tide is High" - Blondie

But what I really would like to hear is "Under African Skies" from Paul Simon's "Graceland" album. A wonderful piece of music which sounds as good now as it did then

DC in Cellardyke

Tuesday:

Magazine - Song From Under The Floorboards
The Soft Boys - I Wanna Destroy You
Bowie - cat People (Soundtrack version)
Aztec Camera - Walk Out To Winter
Feargal Sharkey - A Good Heart
Lone Justice - Ways To Be wicked
Tom waits - Downbound Train
Springsteen - Be True
Springsteen - One Step Up
The Go Betweens - Streets Of YOur Town

and to round off what could have been a huge list, the strange but wonderful

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Don't Come Aound Here No More

#42 LOL

I wish I had the energy!

>8-D

TUESDAY

'For You' - Judie Tzuke

'God Will' - Lyle Lovett

'Big Boned Gal' - kd lang

'Fifteen Minutes' - Kirsty MacColl

I forgot what day it was and missed tonight's show: looking at the tracklist, I was surprised to see the inclusion of Simon & Garfunkel's 'The Boxer' - released as a single in the previous decade.

TUESDAY:

Much of the 80's past me by musically - young family, different priorities, I guess: but a few things stick out, not least that it was a very successful time for Scottish bands.

Of those, Love and Money were a favourite of mine, James Grant is a fantastic songwriter. On the 'Dogs in The Traffic' album is the truly excellent:

'You're Not The Only One' -

- about the 'living death' aspect of a relationship already heading for terminal decline.Country fans like Bryan will love this - why a mainstream country artist has never picked up on it is a mystery to me.

Much of the early part of the decade was given over to synths and drum machines - Talk Talk were outstanding, I thought - and I'd love to hear 'I Believe In You' from the East of Eden album

Otherwise, some standout tracks are:

Kissing with Confidence - Will Powers
Joan of Arc - OMD
Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel
This Woman's Work -Kate Bush
Human Racing - Nick Kershaw (great Stevie Wonder impersonation)
Karma Chameleon - Culture Club

and I suppose the sound and the sentiment of the decade is summed up in

Together In Electric Dreams - Phil Oakey & Georgio Moroder

regardez youse

Henri

PS I'm feeling paranoid that the GIO team have fallen out with me - maybe it was that daft Exorcist joke - didn't play any of my Xmas suggestions and I'm crushed, of course - still, I had a fabulously happy Xmas and was chuffed to see my name mentioned in the GIO Xmas blog poem.

McGonnagal would be proud of youse all.

Just caught up with tonights show... some great tunes and stories

memories came flooding back when my track was played thanks

hope the rest of the week is as good

Frank

(can do the Bold ..now to learn the wee blue link )

#55

Frank,

I need to pick your brains... Was the Barry Blue song the Slosh or the Alleycat?

N.B. Never Slosh in a frozen carpark...

>8-D

Henri but it was on the Bridge Over troubled Water lp, the best selling lp of the 70's, which was the context of inclusion so seems fair enough.

As a child of the 60s and a teenager of the 70s I have equal affection for both decades, the 80s were a bit of a blur due to marriage and babies but I do remember the following in particular:-

Do You Really Want to Hurt Me - Culture Club

Somethings Gotten Hold of My Heart - Almond & Pitney

All Around the World - Lisa Stansfield

Paul from Ayr

#56

Definitely a Slosh

I never sloshed in a carpark!! frozen nor dry (or anyplace else for that matter)





;o)

Now Scotch

For answering that query gonny tell me (and D.C.) how to do the blue link thingy?










We must be telt*

*copyright abused

?!?

But DC is already our most prolific contributor.

Or did Bryan say soporific?

>8-D

great show last night.

Tues
No one track standing out head and shoulders above the rest. Spent a lot of the 80's discovering more stuff from the 70's but there were still a few good tunes out. Any of these would be good

Against the Wind / Bob Seger
Bought the album in London in 1980 sleeping on the floor of my pals flat who had hifi speakers so big we thought they were radiators.

Bad Influence / Robert Cray Band
Got it as part of a free 3 track EP given away with a music magazine. Had never heard of him before.

Someone like You / Van Morrison
My fav mushy Van song

The Cutter / Runrig
Attended some very energetic concerts in the 80's

Ghosts of Dachau / Style Council
Written by Weller after he'd visited the WW11 concentration camp

Broken Land / The Adventures
Much underrated band

Dirty Old Town / Pogues
used to DJ in a pub in Coatbridge and noone would leave till this was played. Last song every night three nights a week for six months.

I Can't Tell You Why / Eagles
Fav Eagles Song

Let's Clean Up The Ghetto / Philadelphia International allstars
Can you squeeze in the full 8 minutes plus version....Na didn't think so!

Mr Roboto / Styx
I was a big AOR fan in early 80's. Never missed Paul Gambaccinis American countdown.

and finally a couple of songs which were a huge radio hits circa 1987 but never dented the charts. Both superb driving songs.
Gone Forever / Cry Before Dawn
Years Go By / Stan Campbell

Great songs PP, especially Van. I had been intending to include In The Gaeden, my favourite Van track, but reckoned chances of being played very small, but Someone Like You woulod be very playable!

#54
It's just a lull Henri, we all fire a few blanks from time to time. Come to think of it, no sign of JFE or the Captain so far this week. Anything you want to tell us Henri? :-)

#51
I'll second the Go Betweens, great track. Need to check out 'In the Garden'. Not familiar with it.

#53
And a second too for Judie Tzuke and don't check out any recent footage on you tube. Trust me, it's best just to remember.....

Tues. ENGLAND'S GLORY - Ian Dury & The Blockheads

ONLY WOMEN BLEED - Elkie Brooks

From Elkie's album NO MORE THE FOOL a stunning version of the Alice Cooper classic.

#60, fellow non blue-linkers are welcome to use the sign-off

#61 Scotch, thanks for the tips on how to do etc but I'm still no sure if I understand. What I want to kain is, why, in this technologically advanced age, can the blog not simply allow us tae highlight the word and select bold fae the menu?

#62 good songs yet again Paolo. I think that the blog influence will once again be greatest tonight, but fear that the facebook contribution will take over for the 90s & 00's (an observation which is of course a generalisation about the relative age of those in each camp.

By the way, are there any other pedants out there who believe that 2010 marks the END of this decade and that we should not celebrate the start of the second decade of this century until 2011?

;-)



DC

#66
I'm a pedant who celebrated the real millennium more than the media millennium on the assumption that there was more than 999 years in a millennium, but I could be wrong. You know how school syllabuses (syllabi?) have changed so much since we were edumacated.

#67
Ahem (deep clearing of the throat) Should be 'there were more' not 'There was more'.....

TUESDAY:
Ah...memories...left school, briefly unemployed, got a job, left home for a few years, great friends and great times, some not so great, settled down in own home by the end of this decade:
'Little' list:
Kane Gang - 'Closest Thing To Heaven'
Human League - 'Christine'
Bob Marley - 'Redemption Song'
Echo and the Bunnymen' - 'Villiers Terrace'
Whitesnake - 'Fool for your loving'
Men at Work - 'Be Good Johnny'
INXS - 'Need You Tonight'
The Tubes - 'Don't want to wait anymore'
Tina Turner - 'Let's stay together'
Clint Eastwood and General Saint - 'Stop that train'
Squeeze - 'Hourglass'
Rick James - 'Super Freak'
Saw Springsteen on the 'Born On The USA' tour...such a frenzy to get tickets...so exciting to see him. Missed watching Live Aid because my best friend got married that day. Became a fan of The Proclaimers and Del Amitri from first hearing them.

#69 ...yes, I know it's 'Born IN the USA'

Tuesday - 80's:
The First Picture Of You - Lotus Eaters
Heaven - The Psychedelic Furs
99 Red Balloons - Nena
Africa - Toto
Let's Groove - Maurice White
European Female - The Stranglers
John Wayne Is Big Leggy - Haysi Fantayzee

#64 - have you heard Judy Tzuke on Morcheeba's 'Enjoy The Ride'?

The video is a cartoon, so you can still hear the voice and remember - astonishingly beautiful track - up there with K D Lang's version of Helpless.

I don't know how to post the link thingy, but it's easy to find on You Tube. Warmly recommended to all.

#64 Well, hopefully it's just a lull, as you say - no idea what's become of The Captain but

I remain,

Henri

#66

Eh dinna ken. Ask the IT guys.


#67

You wait for ages for a syllabus, then 3 come at once!


#68

Should read "There are more..."


Pedantic git

>8-D

#66

I'm with the pedantic pedants on that one, but there are in fact two ways of looking at this depending on whether you see the numeric progression of calendar dates as ordinal. Pedantic bit over!

#74

The on-line edition of the newspaper I've been reading tells me it's the
12th of Tevet in the year 5770

Pedantry is fun!

>8-D

Frank I have a link to these codes but it is in the office. I will send it to you but hope someone will answer you before then!

#64

Paulo, you were right enough -Sledgehammer played: paranoia cured,

regardez - youse

Henri

#76
Norrie... Scotch sorted it out to a point.... i do what it says but i still get an error message in 'preview' i think its the same prob with D.C. maybe its cause we're Macs and no P.C.'s... shouldn't think so though

F

#78

Doesn't matter what type of PC you have - just use standard HTML tags as can be discovered in any number of online tutorials.

#79
Jim i have read them and follow instructions... i type into the box... preview and get an error message...

Eighties Blues;

I used to think that I was depressed during the eighties because I was married. Thanks to Bryan and Babs, I now realise I was depressed during the eighties because the music on the radio was dire. I shall now throw myself upon the benevolent mercy of the mother of my child, in the hope of reconciliation...


Come back, darlin'!

It wisnae' you!

It wisnae' me!

IT WIS FRANKIE GOES TAE [Expletive removed by the moderators.] HOLLYWOOD!!!

WEDNESDAY

'Layla' - Charlie Daniels Band

'Against the Wind' - Maire Brennan

'It's Rare T'Be Alehv' - Saint Andrew

'Longing in Their Hearts' - Bonnie Raitt

'That's Right (You're Not From Texas)' - Lyle Lovett

#82 Hivnae heard this week`s shows yet, so I cant comment SG (still on the Xmas Day special which so far is purgatory and shouldn`t have been allowed to carry the GIO tag. KTEL`s NTWIC Xmas would have been better and could have been hosted by anyone, if anyone at all had been needed. Plus `our hero` was a bit skiech was he no?), however, I am a bit vexed not to have been able to contribute a Joe-sized list for both the 70s and 80s as they are the top decades for me - sentimentally speaking.

Its oft been said that Bon Jovi songs are written by a computer which has been fed Springsteen and Bad Company lyrics, but does anything beat the cliches included in Shaky`s Xmas hit?

Snow is falling.....

No' like you tae moan AfR.

Must be aw the heat sooth-wast by at this time o' year...


:-)

DC

I said more would follow, so here goes with my final post of 2009:

Wednesday/90s
All my tears - Emmylou Harris
Goodbye or Ellis Unit One - Steve Earle
Tender - Blur
Have a little faith in me - Jewel
Come to my window - Melissa Etheridge
Kiss me - Sixpence None the Richer
Sweet Child O' Mine - Sheryl Crow
River of dreams - Billy Joel
Show Me Heaven - Maria McKee
I fall to pieces- Trisha Yearwood/Aaron Neville
The Drugs Don't Work - The Verve
No surprises - Radiohead
Laid - James
The Road To Ensenada - Lyle Lovett

Thursday/00s
Worlds apart or Jacob's ladder or Devils & dust- Springsteen
Desire - Ryan Adams
I Thought You Should Know - Steve Earle
Country Girl - Primal Scream
Back to black - Amy Winehouse
Blessed - Brett Anderson
So long St Christopher - Goldheart Assembly
White winter hymnal - Fleet Foxes
100 days, 100 nights - Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
Lately - David Gray
Forever lost - Magic Numbers
Human - the Killers
One day like this - Elbow

I'd also like to take this opportunity to say a very sincere thank you to everyone associated with GIO for making the show so consistently interesting and entertaining, suggesting challenging/fun themes, expanding my musical horizons, and - quite often - remembering great songs I had somehow forgotten. Keep up the good work.

Best wishes for 2010: I hope it is a very good year for one and all.


Joe
Linlithgow

I propose that the new Friday slot should be devoted to Country music.

1) We don't hear enough Country music on GIO.

2) Even if we did, there's no such thing as too much Country music.

3) As it's a request show, we can have fun messing with Ricky Ross's playlist.

4) Bryan can learn to line dance whilst working. (Kinda like the Slosh, wi' Cowboy boots and Stetsons).



>8-D

The 90's kinda passed me by a bit....was at that intermediate age when music wasn't as good as it used to be , before my kids were old enough to introduce me to some great music in the noughties. However some stand out tracks that spring to mind...

Under the Bridge / Red Hot Chili Peppers
Just a classic

Laid / James
(seconding Joe. Best short song of the 90's)

What do you want from me / Monaco
New Order Spin Off with a new direction. Great sing along anti love song.

She's so High / Tal Bachman
Randy Bachman's boy with an uplifting wee tune

#87 Sounds good to me!

Wed. ME NEITHER - Brad Paisley

GIRLS WITH GUITARS - Wynonna

I'LL THINK OF A REASON LATER - Lee Ann Womack

Hi some great music through the 90's I think

Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger

kd Lang - Constant Craving

Eddi Reader - Glasgow Star or Joke

King L - Last Cigarette

Springsteen -better Days

and last but not least the magnificent

Morrisey - The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get

Wednesday 1990s:

"Californication" - Red Hot Chili Peppers

DC

WEDNESDAY - 90s: At first, I thought the 90s has passed me by, became a Mother in 93 and the rest of the decade was just so busy...but:

Aerosmith - 'Pink' is a great song with a great video
.
My favourite album of the 90s was Summerteeth by Wilco..'Can't Stand It' is the best track.

I love Bjork's 'Bachelorette' too.

...And Portishead's 'Sour Times'.

You could play 'Killing Me Softly' by The Fugees (but just the "one time").

Madonna released 'Ray of Light'

Gomez - 'Bring it On'.

Garbage - 'Milk'

Eminem - 'My Name Is'

Del Amitri released lots of good music in this decade ('Tell Her This')

The daughter used to sing 'CU When U Get There' by Coolio on car journeys. Her first concert was S Club 7 (Bring It All Back).

Wednesday - 90's:
Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb
No More "I Love You's" - Annie Lennox
The Day We Caught The Train - Ocean Colour Scene
Walkaway - Cast
Friday I'm In Love - The Cure
Connected - Stereo MC's
Zombie - The Cranberries
On A Plain - Nirvana

No point in requesting anything from David Gilmour's Live in Gdansk album, the best album of the naughties because it won't even be considered, so I'll second Joe's suggestion of:

"Country Girl" - Primal Scream

DC

THURSDAY

'Gossip' - Michael Marra

'My Baby Don't Tolerate' - Lyle Lovett

THURSDAY - This decade I rediscovered my love of music...although, going back through the decades this week, I realise I'd never really lost it.

Raphael Saadiq - 'Sure Hope You Mean It'

Beyonce feat Jay-Z - 'Crazy In Love'

Antony and The Johnsons - 'Hope There's Someone' (not everyone's taste but I think it's quite beautiful)

Amy Winehouse - 'Back to Black'

Best Album for me was The Seldom Seen Kid...'The Fix' featured Richard Hawley, another great artiste this decade

Coldplay - 'God Put A Smile Upon Your Face'

Eminem - 'Lose Yourself' from 8 mile

Paolo Nutini - 'These Streets'

GIO has been so helpful in introducing me to good music, old and new. I've even made some good new friends through it, so thanks and all the best for 2010 to you all.

Thanks for the reminder, Julie!

In case I don't get a chance tomorrow;

A Guid New Year tae yin an' a'!

Orrabest furr 2010

Norrie,

Re: Radiohead

You were right, I was wrong. I enjoyed 'Creep' tonight.

#96/98 well., i don't much care for Radiohead, either - too smug, self satidfied for me - getting like Yes at their peak, but i did enjoy Creep tonight, as weel.... but to concur with Julie's comments about the programme bringing things to your attention -that Paula Cole track is absolutely luminous - loved it.

Download, hwere we come.

regardez youse

Henri

#98 and # 99 good on ya! We all get something here from fellow music lovers that makes us think...my word that is actually quite good! more on that tomorrow!0