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The Patrick Swayze tribute show

Screen Shrapnel // 0700-0835 19.09.09

the tricky second show

The first FM show! And we made it through unscathed: no swearing, no racism, and no on-air breakdowns. Unfortunately, though, we are still working the mixing desk with all the elegance of a drunken equine. But we’re getting there.

On this weeks show we reminisce about the decade that fashion forgot while discussing 80s set Adventureland, Greg Mottola’s follow-up to the hilarious Superbad. Talking of fashion, we consider the new sub-genre which appears to be the very button of fashion at the moment, the fashion film, which culminates this week with the release of The September Issue. We also discuss Away We Go, the new film from Mr Kate Winslet.

All this, plus we get our first caller, Nick Lindner, which is all the more remarkable given that we are not a call-in show. There is some tension in the studio as Graham takes umbrage with Jamie's surprise choice for most influential film of the decade. And there are some tears as we celebrate the career of the late – and almost great – Patrick Swayze.

Go on, have a listen; you’ll only be slightly disappointed

Posted at 18:41, 19th September 2009

playlist

Lights & Music
Cut Copy Modular
Screen Shrapnel review Adventureland, Greg Mottola’s follow-up to the brilliant Superbad (2007)
Satellite of Love
Lou Reed RCA
Fashion
David Bowie RCA
Screen Shrapnel review The September Issue, a documentary detailing the creation of the eponymous annual couture bible from Vogue magazine
See-line Woman (Masters at Work remix)
Nina Simone and Masters At Work Verve
Sam Mendes’ fifth feature, Away We Go, gets the Screen Shrapnel treatment
Road to Nowhere
Talking Heads Sire
Off the back of Away We Go, Graham and Jamie reveal their favourite road movies
The Bank Robbery
John Carpenter Varese Sarabande
Round up of what’s on, film-wise, in Glasgow this week and Screen Shrapnel pay loving tribute to the late (almost great) Patrick Swayze. We salute you, Sir
(I've Had) The Time of My Life
Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes RCA

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