The Friday Rock Show

Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Judas Priest - Freewheel Burning (from single) 
3. Van Halen - Jump (from single) 
4. Glasgow - Heat of the Night ²
5. Status Quo - Caroline (from Hello!) 
6. Bow Wow - Touch Me, I’m on Fire ¹ (from Holy Expedition Live)
7. Shy - Give Me a Chance (from Once Bitten... Twice Shy) 
8. Glasgow - No Way Out ²
9. Nazareth - Gone Dead Train (from Expect No Mercy) 
10. Climax Blues Band - Blackjack and Me ^{1 c}
11. Climax Blues Band - Friends in High Places ^{1 d}
12. Climax Blues Band - Evil ^{1 e}
13. Climax Blues Band - Chasing Change ^{1 b}
14. Climax Blues Band - So Many Roads, So Many Trains ^{1 a}
15. Climax Blues Band - Couldn’t Get It Right ^{1 c}
16. Climax Blues Band - Superstition/What Do You Feel? ^{1 e}
17. Glasgow - Stranded ²
18. Gary Moore - Hold on to Love (from Victims of the Future) 
19. Jeff Beck - Constipated Duck (from Blow by Blow) 
20. King Crimson - Book of Saturday (from Larks’ Tongues in Aspic) 
21. Hummingbird - Scorpio (from We Can’t Go on Meeting Like This) 
22. Glasgow - Shine on Me ²
23. Paul Rodgers - Cut Loose (from Cut Loose) 
24. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama (from Second Helping) 

Key

¹ denotes a live recording. ² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Session

First broadcast of a new Friday Rock Show session by Glasgow, recorded on 16th December, 1983 and repeated on 2nd March, 1984.

• The line-up was Mick Boyle on vocals; Archie Dickson on guitar; Neil Russell on bass; and Joe Kilna on drums.
• Studio versions of Stranded and Heat of the Night can be found on their Stranded single, released in 1984.

Concert

Climax Blues Band, recorded live at the Reading Festival at Little John’s Farm, Reading on 28th August, 1983.

   ^a originally on Plays On (1969).
   ^b originally on Gold Plated (1976).
   ^c originally on Flying the Flag (1980).
   ^d originally on Sample and Hold (1982).
   ^e no studio version released.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection is not currently known.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Vandenberg - Friday Night (from Heading for a Storm) 
3. Saxon - Sailing to America (from Crusader) 
4. Blue Öyster Cult - Maserati GT (I Ain’t Got You) ¹ (from On Your Feet or on Your Knees)
5. Randy Hansen - All Along the Watchtower ¹ (from Astral Projection Live)
6. Pendragon - Victims of Life ²
7. Pallas - Eyes in the Night (Arrive Alive) (from 12” single) 
8. Scorpions - Lovedrive (from Lovedrive) 
9. Jess Cox - Fallen Hero (Everyman) (from Third Step) 
10. Hellion - Break the Spell (from 12” single) 
11. 38 Special - If I’d Been the One (from single) 
12. Pendragon - Pleasure of Hope ²
13. Mass - Fire from Hell (from Metal Fighter) 
14. Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - Florentine Pogen (from One Size Fits All) 
15. Colisseum II - The Inquisition (from War Dance) 
16. Robin Trower - Day of the Eagle (from Bridge of Sighs) 
17. Saxon - Crusader (from Crusader) 
18. Torch - Rage Age (from Torch) 
19. Pendragon - The Black Knight ²
20. Led Zeppelin - Out on the Tiles (from Led Zeppelin III) 
21. Ligotage - Crime and Passion (from single) 
22. Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet (from Not Fragile) 

Key

¹ denotes a live recording. ² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Session

Repeat broadcast of a Friday Rock Show session by Pendragon, recorded on 11th November, 1983 and first broadcast on 25th November, 1983.

• The line-up was Nick Barrett on vocals and guitar; Peter Gee on bass; Nigel Harris on drums; and John Barnfield on keyboards.
• A studio version of Victims of Life can be found on their mini album Fly High Fall Far, released in 1984, while studio versions of Pleasure of Hope and The Black Knight can be found on their album The Jewel, released in 1985, the former listed as The Pleasure of Hope.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 6th January, 1984, was:

1. Jeff Beck - Constipated Duck (from Blow by Blow) 
2. King Crimson - Book of Saturday (from Larks’ Tongues in Aspic) 
3. Hummingbird - Scorpio (from We Can’t Go on Meeting Like This) 

The connection was birds: duck, larks, hummingbird.
A new connection was set by Gillian & Malcolm Weinberg of Harrow Weald.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Whitesnake - Slide It In (from Slide It In) 
3. Queen - Great King Rat (from Queen) 
4. Gary Moore - Devil in Her Heart (from Victims of the Future) 
5. Shy - Take It All the Way (from Once Bitten... Twice Shy) 
6. Manowar - Defender (from 12” single) 
7. Judas Priest - Some Heads are Gonna Roll (from Defenders of the Faith) 
8. Genesis - Dance on a Volcano (from A Trick of the Tail) 
9. Axewitch - Axe Victim (from The Lord of Flies) 
10. Molly Hatchet - Whiskey Man (from Flirtin’ with Disaster) 
11. Foghat - Chateau Lafitte ’59 Boogie (from Rock and Roll Outlaws) 
12. Kiss - Cold Gin (from Kiss) 
13. Suzi Quatro - I’ve Never Been in Love ^{1 e}
14. Suzi Quatro - The Wild One ^{1 b}
15. Suzi Quatro - She’s in Love with You ^{1 e}
16. Suzi Quatro - Good Girl (Looking for a Bad Time) ^{1 f}
17. Suzi Quatro - Strange Encounters ^{1 g}
18. Suzi Quatro - Can the Can ^{1 a}
19. Suzi Quatro - Devil Gate Drive ^{1 d}
20. Suzi Quatro - Tear Me Apart ^{1 d}
21. Suzi Quatro - Keep a-Knockin’ ^{1 b}
22. Suzi Quatro - Bye Bye Johnny ^{1 g}
23. Rush - Natural Science (from Permanent Waves) 
24. Van Halen - House of Pain (from 1984) 

Key

¹ denotes a live recording.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Concert

Suzi Quatro, recorded live at the Reading Festival at Little John’s Farm, Reading on 27th August, 1983.

   ^a originally a non-album single (1973).
   ^b originally on Quatro (1974).
   ^c originally a non-album single (1974).
   ^d originally on Aggro-Phobia (1976).
   ^e originally on Suzi... and Other Four Letter Words (1979).
   ^f originally on Tonight I Could Fall in Love single (1985).
   ^g no studio version released.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 13th January, 1984, was:

1. Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - Florentine Pogen (from One Size Fits All) 
2. Colisseum II - The Inquisition (from War Dance) 
3. Robin Trower - Day of the Eagle (from Bridge of Sighs) 

The connection was Italy: Florentine, Colisseum, Bridge of Sighs.
A new connection was set by Andy Garibaldi of Stoke.

Other

The Gary Moore song, Devil in Her Heart, can only be found on American releases of Victims of the Future.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Gary Moore - Murder in the Skies (from Victims of the Future) 
3. Triumph - Magic Power (from Allied Forces) 
4. Girlschool - Burning in the Heat (from Play Dirty) 
5. Hellion - Driving Hard (from Hellion EP) 
6. Alaska - Coupe de Ville ²
7. Chicago - I’m a Man (from The History of Rock Volume Nineteen compilation) 
8. Saxon - Bad Boys (Like to Rock ’n’ Roll) (from Crusader) 
9. Marillion - Punch & Judy (from Fugazi) 
10. The Faces - Flying ²
11. The Faces - Three Button Hand Me Down ²
12. The Faces - Wicked Messenger ²
13. Alaska - Heart of the Storm ²
14. Scorpions - Rock You Like a Hurricane (from Love at First Sting) 
15. Gamma - No Tears (from Gamma 1) 
16. Joe Cocker - Delta Lady (from Mad Dogs & Englishmen) 
17. Asia - Don’t Cry (from Alpha) 
18. Whitesnake - Slow an’ Easy (from Slide It In) 
19. Mama’s Boys - Midnight Promises (from Turn It Up) 
20. Alaska - Headlines ²
21. Van Halen - House of Pain (from 1984) 
22. The Faces - Had Me a Real Good Time ²
23. The Faces - Maybe I’m Amazed ²
24. Peter Blegvad - How Beautiful You Are (from The Naked Shakespeare) 
25. DNA - Doctors of the Universe (from Party Tested) 
26. Alaska - The Sorcerer ²

Key

² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Sessions

First broadcast of a new Friday Rock Show session by Alaska, recorded on 13th January, 1984 and repeated on 16th March, 1984.

• The line-up was Robbie Hawthorne on vocals; Bernie Marsden on guitar; Brian Badhams on bass; John Marter on drums; and Richard Bailey on keyboards.
• Studio versions of Heart of the Storm and The Sorcerer can be found on their album The Heart of the Storm, released in 1984, while a studio version of Headlines was released as a single in 1984.

Selections from two archive sessions by the Faces:

• Flying, Three Button Hand Me Down and Wicked Messenger were recorded on 10th March, 1970 and first broadcast on D.L.T. on 15th March, 1970.
• Had Me a Real Good Time and Maybe I’m Amazed were recorded on 20th April, 1971 and first broadcast on Sounds of the Seventies on 5th May, 1971. This session also included Love in Vain and Browned Off, which were not broadcast in this show.
• The line-up for both sessions was Rod Stewart on vocals; Ron Wood on lead guitar; Ian McLagen on organ and guitar; Ronnie Lane on bass; and Kenny Jones on drums.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 20th January, 1984, was:

1. Molly Hatchet - Whiskey Man (from Flirtin’ with Disaster) 
2. Foghat - Chateau Lafitte ’59 Boogie (from Rock and Roll Outlaws) 
3. Kiss - Cold Gin (from Kiss) 

The connection was alcoholic drinks: whiskey, Chateau Lafitte, gin.
A new connection was set by Graham & Lamorna Thomas of Bournemouth.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Samson - Are You Ready (from Don’t Get Mad - Get Even) 
3. Blue Öyster Cult - Shooting Shark (from The Revölution by Night) 
4. Pretty Maids - City Light ¹
5. Santana - Oye Como Va (from The History of Rock Volume Fifteen) 
6. Gary Moore - Teenage Idol (from Victims of the Future) 
7. Le Mans - On the Streets (from On the Streets) 
8. National Health - The Collapso ²
9. Aldo Nova - Hold Back the Night (from single) 
10. Pretty Maids - Cold Killer ¹
11. Saxon - Just Let Me Rock (from Crusader) 
12. Tamarisk - An Alien Heat (from Lost Properties EP) 
13. Pink Floyd - Grantchester Meadows (from Ummagumma) 
14. Rick Springfield - Affair of the Heart (from Living in Oz) 
15. Demon - Blackheath (from The Plague) 
16. Ted Nugent - Tied Up in Love (from Penetrator) 
17. Pretty Maids - Fantasy ¹
18. Twelfth Night - The Ceiling Speaks (from Live and Let Live) 
19. Genesis - Turn It On Again (from Illegal Alien) 
20. [gap]
21. Pretty Maids - Queen of Dreams ¹
22. Vandenberg - Welcome to the Club (from Heading for a Storm) 

Expected

It’s expected that the following song was also in this show and it filled the gap at 20 above:

1. National Health - A Legend in His Own Lunchtime ²

Key

¹ denotes a live recording. ² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave.

Sessions

Repeat broadcast of a Friday Rock Show session by Pretty Maids, recorded on 25th November, 1983 and first broadcast on 9th December, 1983.

• The line-up was Ronnie Atkins on vocals; Piet Collins on guitar; Ken Hammer on guitar; John Darrow on bass; Phil Moorhead on drums and Alan Owen on keyboards.
• Studio versions of City Light and Fantasy can be found on their album Pretty Maids, released in 1983, while studio versions of Cold Killer and Queen of Dreams can be found on their album Red, Hot and Heavy, released in 1984.

Archive session by National Health, recorded on 9th November, 1977 and first broadcast on John Peel on 16th November, 1977.

• The line-up was Richard Sinclair on vocals; Phil Miller on guitar; Neil Murray on bass; Pip Pyle on drums; and Dave Stewart on keyboards.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 27th January, 1984, was:

1. Gamma - No Tears (from Gamma 1) 
2. Joe Cocker - Delta Lady (from Mad Dogs & Englishmen) 
3. Asia - Don’t Cry (from Alpha) 

The connection was Greek letters: gamma, delta, alpha.
A new connection was set by Paul Richards of Syston, Leicestershire, who put together 186 different connections.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. AC/DC - Shot Down in Flames (from Highway to Hell) 
3. 38 Special - Twentieth Century Fox (from Tour de Force) 
4. Gary Moore - Hold on to Love ²
5. Tokyo Blade - (from Midnight Rendezvous) 
6. Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Mary Had a Little Lamb (from Texas Flood) 
7. John Mayall’s Blues Breakers - Steppin’ Out (from The History of Rock Volume Eleven) 
8. Snafu - Hard to Handle ²
9. Snafu - Bloodhound ²
10. Manowar - Kill with Power (from Hail to England) 
11. Alice Cooper - Pain (from Flush the Fashion) 
12. Gary Moore - Empty Rooms ²
13. Boston - The Journey (from Don’t Look Back) 
14. Boston - It’s Easy (from Don’t Look Back) 
15. Jethro Tull - Rainbow Blues (from M.U. - The Best of Jethro Tull) 
16. Survivor - Chevy Nights (from Premonition) 
17. Def Leppard - Photograph (from single) 
18. Pallas - Cut and Run (from The Sentinel) 
19. Venom - Warhead (from 12” single) 
20. Blue Öyster Cult - Veteran of the Psychic Wars (from Fire of Unknown Origin) 
21. Snafu - Lock and Key ²
22. Snafu - Every Little Bit Hurts ²
23. Gary Moore - Shapes of Things ²
24. Ted Nugent - Go Down Fighting (from Penetrator) 
25. Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do (from The New Age of Atlantic compilation) 
26. Obsession - Marshall Law (from Marshall Law EP) 

Key

² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Session

First broadcast of a new Friday Rock Show session by Gary Moore, recorded on 27th January, 1984 and repeated on 30th March, 1984.

• The line-up was Gary Moore on vocals and guitar; Craig Gruber on bass; Ian Paice on drums; and Neil Carter on keyboards.
• Studio versions of City Light and Fantasy can be found on their album Pretty Maids, released in 1983, while studio versions of Cold Killer and Queen of Dreams can be found on their album Red, Hot and Heavy, released in 1984.

Archive session by Snafu, recorded on 28th August, 1975 and first broadcast on John Peel on 4th September, 1975.

• The line-up was Bobby Harrison on lead vocals; Micky Moody on guitar, mandolin and vocals; Colin Gibson on bass; Terry Popple on drums; and Tim Hinkley on keyboards and vocals.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 3rd February, 1984, was:

1. Pink Floyd - Grantchester Meadows (from Ummagumma) 
2. Rick Springfield - Affair of the Heart (from Living in Oz) 
3. Demon - Blackheath (from The Plague) 

The connection was types of grassy areas: meadows, field, heath.
A new connection was set by David Towell of Hastings in East Sussex.

Other

The first Snafu session track is the same Hard to Handle that many know from the first Black Crowes album, Shake Your Money Maker, recorded no less than fifteen years earlier. However, this song was originally recorded by Otis Redding, who co-wrote it with Al Bell and Allen Jones, in 1968.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Genesis - Squonk ^{1 c}
3. Genesis - Burning Rope ^{1 e}
4. Genesis - Ripples ^{1 c}
5. Genesis - The Fountain of Salmacis ^{1 a}
6. Genesis - Deep in the Motherlode ^{1 e}
7. Genesis - One for the Vine ^{1 d}
8. Genesis - The Lady Lies ^{1 e}
9. Genesis - Afterglow ^{1 d}
10. Genesis - Follow You, Follow Me ^{1 e}
11. Genesis - Dance on a Volcano/Los Endos ^{1 c}
12. Genesis - I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) ^{1 b}
13. [gap]

Key

¹ denotes a live recording. ² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is NOT complete.

Concert

Genesis, recorded live at A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Knebworth on 24th June, 1978, which had been previously broadcast on The Friday Rock Show on 29th December, 1978.

   ^a originally on Nursery Cryme (1971).
   ^b originally on Selling England by the Pound (1973).
   ^c originally on A Trick of the Tail (1975).
   ^d originally on Wind & Wuthering (1976).
   ^e originally on ...And Then There Were Three... (1978).

Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Great White - Stick It (from Great White) 
3. Uriah Heep - On the Rebound (from Abominog) 
4. Clive Burr’s Escape - Enough is Enough ²
5. Queen - Hammer to Fall (from The Works) 
6. David Gilmour - Blue Light (from single) 
7. Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride (from Steppenwolf Gold) 
8. Heavy Pettin - Love Times Love (from single) 
9. Exciter - Evil Sinner (from Violence & Force) 
10. Quasar - Fire in the Sky (from Fire in the Sky) 
11. Hawkwind - Night of the Hawks (Stonehenge) (from Night of the Hawks: The Earth Ritual Preview EP) 
12. Clive Burr’s Escape - Top of the Mountain ²
13. Ted Nugent - (Where Do You) Draw the Line (from Penetrator) 
14. Toto - Child’s Anthem (from Toto) 
15. Aerosmith - Last Child (from Rocks) 
16. Kansas - Questions of My Childhood (from Leftoverture) 
17. Clive Burr’s Escape - Romancer ²
18. Rage - Cry from a Hill (from single) 
19. Gillan - Life Goes On (from Double Trouble) 
20. The Alan Parsons Project - Let Me Go Home (from Ammonia Avenue) 
21. Family - The Weaver’s Answer (from Family Entertainment) 
22. Clive Burr’s Escape - Take No Prisoners ²
23. TSA - Black Sabbath (from Spunk!) 
24. The Michael Schenker Group - Dancer (from Assault Attack) 
25. Craft - Aries (from Craft) 
26. Judas Priest - Rock Hard Ride Free (from Defenders of the Faith) 

Key

² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave.

Session

First broadcast of a new Friday Rock Show session by Clive Burr’s Escape, recorded on 10th February, 1984 and repeated on 13th April, 1984.

• The line-up was Bernie Shaw on vocals; Tino Troy on guitar; Chris Troy on bass; Clive Burr on drums; and Alan Nelson on keyboards.
• Clive Burr’s Escape renamed to Stratus before they released anything commercially. Studio versions of Enough is Enough and Romancer can be found on the Stratus album Throwing Shapes, released in 1984. A studio version of Top of the Mountain can be found, again credited to Stratus, on the compilation The Best of British: A Rock Collection, released in 1985.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 10th February, 1984, was:

1. Boston - The Journey (from Don’t Look Back) 
2. Boston - It’s Easy (from Don’t Look Back) 
3. Jethro Tull - Rainbow Blues (from M.U. - The Best of Jethro Tull) 
4. Survivor - Chevy Nights (from Premonition) 

The connection was that the song titles include the names of other bands: Journey, Rainbow, Chevy.
A new connection was set by Mark Burtonshaw of Retford..

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Bullet - Look Out (from No Mercy) 
3. Utopia - The Last of the New Wave Riders (from Adventures in Utopia) 
4. Glasgow - Heat of the Night ²
5. Bronz - Heat of the Night (from Taken by Storm) 
6. Wishbone Ash - The Pilgrim ²
7. Wishbone Ash - Jailbait ²
8. Hell - Save Us from Those Who Would Save Us (from single) 
9. V8 - Lonely Days (Lonely Nights) (from single) 
10. Status Quo - Slow Train (from Quo) 
11. Glasgow - No Way Out ²
12. Bernie Tormé - My Baby Loves a Vampire (from single) 
13. The Leather Nun - Prime Mover (from 12” single) 
14. AC/DC - Back in Black (from Back in Black) 
15. Jethro Tull - My God (from Aqualung) 
16. Stone the Crows - Big Jim Salter (from Teenage Licks) 
17. Glasgow - Shine on Me ²
18. Anthrax - Subjugator (from Fistful of Metal) 
19. Wishbone Ash - Blowing Free ²
20. Wishbone Ash - Throw Down the Sword ²
21. Glasgow - Stranded ²
22. Picture - Griffons Guard the Gold (from Eternal Dark) 

Key

² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Session

Repeat broadcast of a Friday Rock Show session by Glasgow, recorded on 16th December, 1983 and first broadcast on 6th January, 1984.

• The line-up was Mick Boyle on vocals; Archie Dickson on guitar; Neil Russell on bass; and Joe Kilna on drums.
• Studio versions of Stranded and Heat of the Night can be found on their Stranded single, released in 1984.

Selections from three archive sessions by Wishbone Ash:

• The Pilgrim and Jailbait were recorded on 5th July, 1971 and first broadcast on Top Gear on 10th July, 1971. This session also included Lady Whiskey and Jailbait, which were not broadcast in this show.
• Blowing Free was recorded on 18th April, 1972 and first broadcast on Sounds of the Seventies on 25th April, 1972. This session also included Warrior and The King Will Come, which were not broadcast in this show.
• Throw Down the Sword was recorded on 10th May 1972 and first broadcast on Sounds of the Seventies on 18th May, 1972. This session also included Warrior and Time Was, which were not broadcast in this show.
• The line-up in all instances was Andy Powell and Ted Turner on vocals and guitar; Martin Turner on bass and vocals; and Steve Upton on drums.

The Friday Night Connection

The previous Friday Night Connection, set on 24th February, 1984, was:

1. Toto - Child’s Anthem (from Toto) 
2. Aerosmith - Last Child (from Rocks) 
3. Kansas - Questions of My Childhood (from Leftoverture) 

The connection was child: child’s, child, childhood.
A new connection was set by Alan Patton of Glasgow.

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Playlist

1. [gap]
2. Scorpions - Bad Boys Running Wild (from Love at First Sting) 
3. Anvil - March of the Crabs ^{1 a}
4. Anvil - Mothra ^{1 a}
5. Anvil - Free as the Wind ^{1 b}
6. Anvil - Butter-Bust Jerky ^{1 b}
7. Anvil - Future Wars ^{1 b}
8. Anvil - Metal on Metal ^{1 a}
9. [gap]
10. Black Sabbath - Hot Line ^{1 g}
11. Black Sabbath - War Pigs ^{1 e}
12. Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath ^{1 d}
13. Black Sabbath - Zero the Hero ^{1 g}
14. Black Sabbath - Digital Bitch ^{1 g}
15. Black Sabbath - Iron Man ^{1 e}
16. Black Sabbath - Smoke on the Water ^{1 f}
17. Black Sabbath - Paranoid ^{1 e}

Expected

It’s expected that the following songs were also in this show, filling the gap at 9 above:

1. Pallas - Cut and Run ^{1 c}
2. Pallas - Ark of Infinity ^{1 c}
3. Pallas - Eyes in the Night (Arrive Alive) ^{1 c}
4. Pallas - Atlantis ^{1 c}

Key

¹ denotes a live recording. ² denotes a session.

Complete?

This playlist is complete for VHF only and is missing its first hour on medium wave (to confirm).

Guest Host

Andy Batten-Foster steps in for Tommy, who’s on holiday in Cyprus.

Concerts

Anvil, recorded live at the Reading Festival at Little John’s Farm, Reading on 27th August, 1983:

   ^a originally on Metal on Metal (1982).
   ^b originally on Forged in Fire (1983).

Pallas, recorded live at the Reading Festival at Little John’s Farm, Reading on 26th August, 1983:

   ^c originally on The Sentinel (1984).

Black Sabbath, recorded live at the Reading Festival at Little John’s Farm, Reading on 27th August, 1983:

   ^d originally on Black Sabbath (1970).
   ^e originally on Paranoid (1970).
   ^f originally on Machine Head by Deep Purple (1972).
   ^g originally on Born Again (1983).

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