The most recent episode for this show was broadcast on the 5th June 2011
Left Of The Dial
| episodes | |
|---|---|
| 5th June 2011 End Of The Century listen | |
| 29th May 2011 He Looks So Truthful - Is This How He Feels? listen | |
| 22nd May 2011 Who Needs To Think When Your Feet Just Go? listen | |
| 15th May 2011 Alone Again Or listen | |
| 8th May 2011 Or Rather, Life Had Me listen | |
| 1st May 2011 You Turn 25, Now You're All Out Of Escapes listen | |
| older Left Of The Dial episodes | |
0900-1000 20.02.10
the underground velvet underground
This week: an attempt to quantify Midlake's standing as a good band following a live show that veered dangerously close to Jethro Tull; the triumphant return of Gil Scott-Heron; and proof of John Cale's total dominance of Lou Reed in the #1 Record, Sabotage/Live.
Posted at 19:37, 19th February 2010
playlist
| You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb | |
| Spoon | Merge |
| Home Is Where The Hatred Is | |
| Gil Scott Heron | RCA |
| New York Is Killing Me | |
| Gil Scott Heron | XL |
| Chris Defends: the new Midlake album, even though it was terrible live | |
| Winter Dies | |
| Midlake | Bella union |
| Wet Hair | |
| Japandroids | PolyVinyl |
| Street Hassle | |
| Lou Reed | Arista |
| #1 Records: John Cale - Sabotage/Live | |
| Mercenaries (Ready For War) | |
| John Cale | Spy |
| Walkin' The Dog | |
| John Cale | Spy |
| Walking The Dog | |
| Rufus Thomas | Stax |