Jarvis Cocker and Jason Buckle (of The All Seeing I, Fat Truckers and Relaxed Muscle) presented Marc Riley's radio show on two Saturdays while he was away.
Week 1
Birthday Party - Release the Bats
Midlake - Balloon Maker
1969 - The Stooges
Hot Chocolate - Emma
Artery - Potential Silence (Peel session, July '81)
Jem - They
The Fall - Touch Sensitive
British Sea Power - How Will I Ever Find My Way Home?
Prey - Save Yourself (live session)
The Beatles - I'm Only Sleeping
Link Wray - Comanche
The Shortwave Set - Is It Any Wonder
Elton Motello - Jet Boy, Jet Girl
New Order - Turn
Tim Rose - Long Time Man
Prey - Godsy Beat (live session)
Artery - Afterwards (Peel session, July '81)
Frank Black - Headache
Beck - Rental Car
Phuture - Your Only Friend
Prey - Rubber Man (live session)
Sambassadeur - Between the Lines
Sisters of Mercy - Gimme Shelter
Suicide - Cheree
Television - Glory
The Rutles - Cheese and Onions
Warren Zevon - Werewolves of London
Roxy Music - Pyjamarama
Bloc Party - Banquet
Artery - Into the Garden (Peel session, July '81)
Elbow - Not a Job
Doctor Mix - No Fun
Week 2
Cabaret Voltaire - Nag Nag Nag
The Duke Spirit - Love Is an Unfamiliar Name
Andrew Aveling - Not Like Before (live session)
Jonathan Richman - I'm Straight
The Cars - Just What I Needed
The Castaways - Liar Liar
Primal Scream - Rocks
The Cramps - The Hot Pearl Snatch
Andrew Aveling - Everytime (live session)
Littl'ans - Their Way
Jack Scott - I Never Felt Like This
The Dears - 22: The Death of All the Romance
The Killers - Smile Like You Mean It
The Bees - Chicken Payback
Status Quo - Paper Plane
The Chemical Brothers - Believe
Vice Versa - New Girls/Neutrons
Graph - March of the One State
The Cramps - How Far Can Too Far Go
The Mighty Lemon Drops - Like an Angel
The Fall – Cruisers Creek
Pulp - Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup - She's Got No Hair
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
Kings of Leon - King of the Rodeo
The Cramps - Aloha From Hell
Richard Hawley - Coles Corner
Philly - Love Action
There was also an interview with Martin Lilleker about his book Beats Working For a Living: The Story of Popular Music in Sheffield 1973-1984.