StewartyMac

The new Green Day album. Best album I've heard in ages. Without question, their finest work to date. Superb.

The very best of Bobby Rydell. I can safely assume no-one else is doing this

No need to apologize mate This fine early 'start of the season' morning, I will mostly be listening to the new Razorlight album. Thankyou.

Week In, Week Out by the Ordinary Boys. Class tune.

Nick Drake is one of these breed of artists that is overwhelmingly revered purely because he died early. He was a good singer/songwriter, who may have been slightly ahead of his time, but his godlike status among many is somewhat cringeworthy. Although he is currently inside the UK Top 40 with a single relase At the moment, the new Morrissey album is taking some shifting from my stereo. Now THERE'S a proper singer/songwriter who deserves all praise. A true legend. Been there and done it for over 20 years, and still producing extremely high quality music. His solo stuff has maybe never quite reached the height of the Smiths, but it's still better than most of the drivel thats out nowadays. In an age of Justin and Britney, long live Steven Patrick Morrissey.

Everybody's Changing - Keane

Morrissey - You are the Quarry - Best new album of 2004 thus far. Legend.

Currently listening to "Makes No Sense at All", by Husker Du from their best album, 'Flip Your Wig'.

Truth be Told - Shed Seven

Maps by The Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Well done to Snow Patrol btw, number 5 in the charts this week.

Now theres a band I havent listened to in many years. Need to go a hunting for some old tapes now At the moment listening to the new single by Stellastarr*, called My Coco FACTaeightiesretrotastic mate

The new single by Razorlight featuring one of the guys who used to bein The Libertines, called 'Stumble and Fall', an early contender for single of the year.