It's Music Weekly time, yes it is, and we've got a show crammed to the seams for your aural enjoyment.
First up we have two punk legends, Mr Mick Jones of the Clash and Mr Tony James of Generation X. Together they are Carbon/Silicon, internet pioneers and purveyors of sarky garage rock to the nation. They join Paul MacInnes in the studio to talk about living in the moment, refining a tune and watching as many box sets of HBO shows as you can get your hands on. Paul claims to have never had more fun in an interview. Seriously, we couldn't shut them up.
Elsewhere, Rosie Swash met with Sam Duckworth, aka Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, to talk about his new album Searching for the Hows and Whys. Everyone's full of questions this week, are they not? Sam also talked about being politically conscious, racism in Barking, and how Drum and Bass influenced his new LP.
Dongle wise (yes we haven't abandoned our portmanteau quite yet), we invited Guardian writer Laura Barton into the studio to add her opinion to Paul's and Rosie's on Correcto's Do It Better, Rihanna's Don't Stop the Music and Morrissey's That's How People Grow Up.
Finally, we deal with all your feedback from SV80's community-minded activities on the blog to Scott from Scotland's yoga wares on Facebook. To that end, we're going on a Facebook drive. If you're signed up, then join us by adding us as a friend. Once you've joined you can play our new status update game! It's great fun, really it is, go to our page and check it out.
Meanwhile, please share your comments, particularly if you know what time 30 Rock is on.
