...or 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road'.

Kirk Set Adrift on Traffic Island Bliss

Yes it's finally here - the 2nd birthday edition of Radio Clash with Tim and Kirk and reunited 1,000s of past guests and contributors - well a few anyway - the few we could fit set adrift on Traffic Island where they have to choose their top 5 records and play the last one on the magically provided Fisher Price My First Record deck that someone left on the traffic bollard (BOLLARD! I like the word bollard...).

In this part we shoot the scriptwriters, come up with a novelty DJ fashion/fetish concept, and have Traffic Island Discs from Jeb from 50 Pound Note, me, Eric from the Kleptones, Adrian from Bootie and Marty Batfreak from BnR/Australia.

More pics from Traffic Island here.

One Way Left Lane No Parking: (45Mb, 52mins) http://www.mutantpop.net/go.php?url=185
http://radioclash.myzen.co.uk/shows/rc_101a.mp3

Notes

• Shoot the scriptwriter!
• Intro

• Jeb from £50 Note's Traffic Island Discs
• David Bowie ft Frank Black - Fashion (live)

• Tim's Traffic Island Discs
• Art of Noise - Close (to the Edit)

• Eric from the Kleptones' Traffic Island Discs
• Negativland - Christianity is Stupid

• Adrian's (Bootie/A&D) Traffic Island Discs
• Hole - Celebrity Skin

• Marty Batfreak's Traffic Island Discs
• Run DMC ft Aerosmith - Walk this Way

Let's Put the Part on RIGHT HERE! I might have to eat this CD player though...

Who will buy my luvverly records? Tuppence a pound!

Jeb £50 Note on the mic

The second Radio Clash night - BAH HUMBUG went really well, with a large crowd staying til 3am; and Eric Kleptone and Jeb £50 Note both played great sets, and I got into the action later on DJing with Eric!

Me and Jeb (taken by John Shed)

Jeb started at 9pm rocking the place with the likes of The Knife and doing several live songs until 11pm, even including a great cover of 'It's Percussion' where he rapped (who knew Jeb could rap?) and then after his set was the one and only performance of the TBC Poundsystem (remember them?) doing a new version of 'Losing My Sledge' which is a mashup-cum-parody-cum-Xmas-song called 'Don't Lose my Funky Sledge' (also included on the free CDs I gave out to the first lucky 10 people).

Jeb giving it MORE COWBELL! (John Shed)

So I was on stage doing backup vocals and sleighbells, and even attained some sleighbell-related injuries - some blisters. Ouch! We had a technical difficulty half-way through (it's a long song) but then people were grooving to the backing...yes I'll be releasing this soon!

You asked for WHAT? - Eric Kleptone