Jarvis broadcasts from Edinburgh. He begins with a proposal for a performance art piece by Peter Liversidge, an idea involving a giant reproduction of Mel Gibson's head. He plays lots of Scottish music suggested by Bobby Gillespie, including the spoken word track First Big Weekend by Arab Strap. He also highlights Concern Worldwide's charity single for Haiti. On This Day, M*A*S*H came to an end and goalkeepers Dino Zoff and Sepp Maier were born. Jarvis talks about Albert Camus and the philosophy he learned from football. Then he reads The Goalkeeper's Revenge by Bill Naughton. Recorded speech patterns become skittish violin notes in Charles Spearin's Happiness Project. Then we return to Peter Liversidge's quirky proposals in The Thrill of It All at the Ingleby Gallery: an interesting, amusing exhibition to see if you're lucky enough to be in Edinburgh too. Birthdays: Vincent Minnelli, Bugsy Siegel and Brian Jones.
The Fall - Edinburgh Man
Lulu - The Man Who Sold the World
Arab Strap - The First Big Weekend
Primal Scream - Trainspotting
The Big Pink - Love in Vain
Shane McGowan and Friends - I Put a Spell on You
The Rolling Stones - 2000 Light Years from Home
Psychic TV - Just Drifting
The Cure - Killing an Arab
The Ventures - Theme from M*A*S*H
The Poets - That's the Way It's Got to Be
Jarvis reads 'The Goalkeeper's Revenge' by Bill Naughton
Pink Floyd - Fearless
The Sexual Objects - Merrie England
The Associates - The Affectionate Punch
Paul Haig - Love Eternal
Dan Penn - Stop Calling Me Baby
Charles Spearin - Ondine
Eden Ahbez - Full Moon
Alex Harvey - The Hammer Song
The Incredible String Band - First Girl I Loved
The Jesus and Mary Chain - About You
