Each week this year on ‘Built For Speed’ Nick selected a bracket of favourite tracks from the millennium so far i.e. 2000 to 2015. Overall, 150 favourites were played – these represent just a small sample of the music we play on ‘Built For Speed’ and of the vast diversity of music out there. Here are the those tracks in the
Read moreNick’s Best Films of 2016 Son of Saul (director: László Nemes) I, Daniel Blake (director: Ken Loach) Gimme Danger (director: Jim Jarmusch) Embrace of the serpent (director: Ciro Guerra) Mustang (director: Deniz Gamze Ergüven) The Conjuring 2 (director:James Wan) The Handmaiden (director:Park Chan-wook) Don’t Breathe (director: Fede Alvarez) Indignation (director: James Schamus) The Beatles – Eight days a week (director: Ron Howard) The Jungle Book Zootopia
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 16th December 2016 – Christmas Show THE GOOCH PALMS – Ask me why. (Aus) ROY WOOD – I wish it could be Christmas everyday MANIC STREET PREACHERS – Last Christmas. THE CRYSTALS – Santa Claus is coming to town. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – Merry Christmas Baby. KEITH RICHARDS – Run Rudolph Run. U2 – Christmas, baby please
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 9th December 2016 – 80’s special THE PONTIAC BROTHERS – Ain’t what I call home. TALKING HEADS – Cross eyed and painless. THE BANGLES – Tell me. PUBLIC ENEMY – Prophets of rage. NEW ORDER – Blue Monday DEAD OR ALIVE – You spin me. PAUL HARDCASTLE – 19. THE REPLACEMENTS – Left of the dial.
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 2nd December 2016 MIA DYSON – Tearing up the lawn. (Aus) SHEER MAG – Nobody’s baby PATTI SMITH – Because the night. BAD BAD NOT GOOD – In your eyes. TEENAGE FANCLUB – Baby Lee. METHYL ETHYL – No.28. (Aus) THE GOOCH PALMS – Ask me why. (Aus) CHOOK RACE – Around the house. (Aus) CHEAP
Read moreAfter the orgasmic excesses of the ‘Built For Speed’ Best of 2016 spectacular, it’s time to see the year out with an eclectic selection of music including hard rocking Aussie classics, power pop legends, some more of the best of 2016 and a tribute to the great musicians who sadly left us this year. We’ll also review new cinema releases
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