Well - we finally come to the Tindersticks, the dear, sweet, beautifu Tindersticks. The question is - will Gary be gente with my babies or will he commit another atrocity of taste?

Tune hear to hear Gary winge about Suede and stephe be pleasantly surprised by the Sabbath.

The gentle and simple souls from somewhere in the UK, Stephen & Gary bring you a new year comedown, featuring their two favourite albums of the year (Jonsi's Go and Teenage fanclub's Shadows. Plus a lovely long rant about gigs.

Woken from cold storage the hosts with the least bring you their opinions on Ed Harcourts debut and Cat Stevens timeless folk rock classic. We're in the jailhouse too.

Well, it's all a bit shambolic really. This episode is as untidy as a teenager's bedroom and that's after the edit. Gary and Stephen review two records only a mother could love and come to blows over "fun music" - whatever that means.

It's ladies' night! Lager and lime half price, stillettos get in free and we've cleaned the loos. Yes, the (much, much) better halves of Stephen & Gary have selected the albums and we get to grips with how the missus listens.

 All this and what makes our BLOOD BOIL in the world of rock and pop. Could have legs, this one.

With Gary's new arrival here and healthy Dan perches on his vacant creaky chair and brings to the table Barrow-in-Furness's April Maybe May. Meanwhile Stephen suggests the sophomore set by late 60's Americana grandaddyos, The Band. Two self-titled albums, two righteous know-it-alls, and a live performance of the theme tune Inverness 1959 by The Cherry Orchard. Surely this stuff still isn't FREE?

Bow your heads and wear your black for a tribute issue to the fallen.

After weeks in the wilderness we present 40 precious minutes of solid radio gold.

Well you would have thought we would both have had dog-eared copies of these two seminal works of, respectively, proggy, punky rock and chilled out krautronica but no, it seems not. Gary and Stephen plug the 70's shaped holes in their listening and take on two behemoths. All that and YET ANOTHER misunderstanding about the top five for flip's sake...