The most recent episode for this show was broadcast on the 5th June 2011
Left Of The Dial
| episodes | |
|---|---|
| 5th June 2011 End Of The Century listen | |
| 29th May 2011 He Looks So Truthful - Is This How He Feels? listen | |
| 22nd May 2011 Who Needs To Think When Your Feet Just Go? listen | |
| 15th May 2011 Alone Again Or listen | |
| 8th May 2011 Or Rather, Life Had Me listen | |
| 1st May 2011 You Turn 25, Now You're All Out Of Escapes listen | |
| older Left Of The Dial episodes | |
1700-1800 25.05.10
the theme of this party's the industrial age
This week: new stuff courtesy of The Hold Steady, Male Bonding and The Roots featuring My Morning Jacket's Jim James; old stuff courtesy of a shedload of USB turntable-enabled vinyl-to-mp3 conversion, including The Byrds, The Allman Brothers Band and American Music Club; and a #1 Record courtesy of Lenny Kaye, long-time guitarist for Patti Smith and a legend in his own right as compiler of classic psych-garage cornerstone comp Nuggets.
Posted at 02:22, 25th May 2010
playlist
| A More Perfect Union | |
| Titus Andronicus | Merok |
| Year's Not Long | |
| Male Bonding | Subpop |
| Roll Up Your Sleeves | |
| We Were Promised Jetpacks | Fat Cat |
| The Weekenders | |
| The Hold Steady | Rough Trade |
| Dear God 2.0 | |
| The Roots ft. Jim James | Def Jam |
| Ex Girlfriend | |
| American Music Club | Alias |
| Young Adult Friction | |
| The Pains of Being Pure at Heart | Slumberland |
| Feel A Whole Lot Better | |
| The Byrds | Columbia |
| Melissa | |
| The Allman Brothers Band | Capricorn |
| #1 Records: Various Artists - Nuggets | |
| I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night) | |
| The Electric Prunes | Elektra |
| Psychotic Reaction | |
| Count Five | Elektra |
| Jail La La | |
| Dum Dum Girls | Subpop |