This instalment is the least verbose so far, perhaps owing to being recorded quite early in the morning, but as always it contains another eight delightful tracks, and no amount of sleep-deprived, listless muttering can detract from those.
Tom pays tribute to late Stax bassist Donald 'Duck' Dunn, who happens to feature on the opening selection, and dares to question whether The Everly Brothers really wrote liner notes for Chet Atkins. Simon enthuses about Willie Nelson's early 1970s work on Atlantic Records, and lambasts My Bloody Valentine for their terrible grammar. Neither of them loses consciousness at any point.
