As the playlist is slowly entered into the schedule, Producer Harry Parlane has made good his escape to Stirling: it is rumoured that the possibility of Danish Dance at the Macrobert was more attractive than spending two hours in the studio with sweaty Vile.

Fortunately, many of Glasgow's artists are less aware of the Vile danger, and Andy Arnold, the team from A Scheme and RM Hubbert have all agreed to join the roving critic.

The usual arrogance of Vile's presentation style is softened by the charming presence of Fielding from Cry Parrot, who makes a few more of those all important Glasgow connections, including the inspiration for RM Hubbert's "play for food" approach. When Hubbert arrives with his guitar, Vile almost has to be dragged from the studio with delight, as the three songs he then plays are live on the spot.