Alright Treacle! Friday is upon us again, and this week sees a Bank Holiday Monday! Woo hoo!
Scott kicked off the show talking about an 80-year-old man abusing him as he left the Radio 1 studios yesterday and the abuse continued in the sandwiches section of Tesco!
Scott’s TV, which is set to be accompanied by a remote-control fireplace soon, was stuck on Five last night so he had to make do with the final of the Farm. Keith Harris and Orville won.
Chappers is excited about watching Girls Aloud live in concert on Sunday while Bobby Valentino was on the phone thanking Scott for making his new track ‘Slow Down’ the single of the week.
Scott revealed he has three more notorious ‘luxury mini-buses’ for Homelands this weekend, where the likes of Babyshambles, The Bravery and Mylo are playing.
A new track from The Temperamentals was introduced today in a similar fashion to the Eamonn and Frankie saga. ‘I could let you love me’ is a reply from the band to Mario’s ‘Let me love you’.
Flirt Divert
The Flirt Divert answer phone machine was cleared out this afternoon to make room for Bank Holiday messages.
They included Mr Thomas calling up for a prostitute and a guy calling Flirt Divert to speak to his friend Helen.
The Wonder Years
90 Snap – The Power
91 Nirvana – Smells Like Teen Spirit
92 Shamen – Ebeneezer Goode
93 Urban Cookie Collective – The Key The Secret
94 Atlantic Ocean – Waterfall
95 Oasis – Some Might Say
96 Underworld – Born Slippy
97 Supergrass – Sun Hits The Sky
98 Air – Sexy Boy
99 Moloko – Sing It Back
00 Spiller – Groovejet
Enjoy the Bank Holiday,
David.
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