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The DVDfever Radio Show is a weekly show where I look through the week’s releases in movies and videogames, plus the charts, a look at what’s new on TV, and news for all three!
The show features reviews, charts and new releases for films and videogames plus a look and the week’s TV and plenty of news!
This week features:
- Snowtown – Blu-ray movie review
- U.S. Top 10 Movies
- New U.K. cinema releases out this Friday: including The Raid and The Dictator
- New Blu-ray & DVD releases out this week: including Underworld Awakening and Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows on Blu-ray
- Top 10 Videogames charts plus Top 40 new entries and new releases including Max Payne 3, Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (PC) and Blazing Souls Accelate (PSP).
- Videogames news
- TV shows reviewed from the past week: Britain’s Biggest Hoarders (BBC1), More Sex Please, We’re British (C4), Cardinal Burns (E4) and Phil Spencer: Secret Agent (C4).
- A look ahead to new programmes on this coming week: Sex, Lies and Rinsing Guys (C4), Embarrassing Bodies: Live From the Clinic (C4), Lewis (ITV).
First hour:
Track listing (first hour):
- 1. Beastie Boys – Fight For Your Right
- 2. Frank Black – Headache
- 3. Super Furry Animals – Demons
- 4. Pink Floyd – High Hopes
- 5. ZZ Top – Rough Boy
- 6. Fastball – The Way
Second hour:
Track listing (second hour):
- 1. Beastie Puppets – I’m Going To Write Some Invitations For My Party
- 2. Elbow – Not A Job best
- 3. Robbie Williams – No Regrets
- 4. Cricco Castelli – A Day in Copacabana
- 5. All Seeing I – Walk Like A Panther
- 6. The Goodies – Funky Farm best
- 7. Tenacious D – Tribute
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Previous episodes:
Shows 27 onwards (Feb 2012-) can be heard here
Shows 12-26 (Sept 2011-Jan 2012) can be heard here
Shows 1-11 (May-Aug 2011) can be heard here
Reviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021.