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Album Show
 Album Show logo, Series 6 | |
| Other names | The Fresh Air Album Show with JP & Fin |
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| Genre | Comedy, Music |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Language | English |
| Home Station | Fresh Air |
| Tagline | Life Is An Album, Play It In Full; It's The Album Show Yay; The Clocks Are Back And So Are We |
| Current Status | Onair |
| Presenters |
Jon Parker Fin Niven |
| Producers |
Fin Niven |
| Recording studio | Studio 1, Pleasance |
| Air dates | November 2009 to February 2012 |
| No. of series | 7 |
| No. of episodes | 44 |
| http://www.facebook.com/groups/albumshow/ | |
The Fresh Air Album Show is hosted by current Head of Off-Air Fin (Finlay Niven) and formerly by 2011-12 Fresh Air station manager JP (Jon Parker). The show fast became somewhat of a Fresh Air cult phenomenon due to its original format where a new guest or guests played tracks from their favourite album each week and discussed their reasons for choosing it. It is the ambitious jingles and recurring features, however, which the show is most famous for.
Currently, the show is celebrating 20 years of Fresh Air and the Mercury Music Prize by searching for the Greatest Mercury Prize winning album of all time, where one album is voted out of the competition each week.
The show has had it's fair share of controversy over the years, most notably in November 2011 when the outcome of that week's "Greatest Albums" vote was reversed due to a voting system mishap. The global reaction to the news can be heard here.
JP left the show in a blaze of glory and self-indulgence in February 2012 and since then Finlay has co-hosted with a guest presenter each week.
The future of the Album Show after #AlbumShow50 is unknown beyond it being Finlay's last show as presenter and that Elyse will take over from Episode 51 in October 2012 (the 3rd anniversary of the show) after a short break.
It is also expected that there will be a mini series during the Fresh Fringe broadcast in 2012 in which Fringe performers are interviewed about their favorite albums.
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Philosophy
A small sect, or indeed cult, have emerged from the popularity of the album show; in 2011 one of its disciples tweeted the show in response to the questions "what is the meaning of life?" and "what is the best religion?" giving the same answer (coming from @theHitch on Twitter): "#AlbumShow".
Friends of the Show
The Album Show would be nothing if it weren't for it's guests. There comes a time though when a guest is honoured for Services toh The Album Show. There are currently four guests who have earned this honour and been given the title of 'Friend of the Show' an optional title that can be used before ones name, e.g. Friend of the Show Emma Segal.
| Name | First Apperence | No. of Apperences |
|---|---|---|
| Emma Segal | Season 1 Episode 1 | 8 |
| Chris Imlach | Season 1 Episode 4 | 6 |
| Ellie Robert | Season 2 Episode 5 | 11 |
| Elyse Jamieson | Season 6 Episode 3 | 9 |
- This table charts the Friends of the Show up to and including #AlbumShow50
Features
Famous features include the current 2011-12 feature Greatest Albums and classics such as InternationAlbum, PhenomenAlbum, Album Show ABC and the annual Album of the Year/Decade.
Jingles
The show is known for it's elaborate and unique use of overly-dramatic jingles. For the Greatest Albums feature, the show introduced no less than FOUR new "Greatest Albums" epic jingles, which can be heard here, here, here, and here.
The episode after the 2011 Album Show Voting Scandal had a dramatic introduction referencing the controversial events of the previous week, which can be heard here
The Album Show first became synonymous with such jingles in early 2010, when Chris Imlach filled in for Fin one week and JP had the entire Fresh Air committee contribute to an epic jingle for him. It can be found here. The intro jingle to the last show of series 2, where JP and Fin were guests on their own show, was another historic Fresh Air classic, and can be heard here
Album Show Dinner Parties
Fans of the show are sometimes invited to glamorous Album Show Dinner Parties, where gorgeous food is consumed, expensive alcohol is drunk and games such as "Kanye or Finlay" are played, where the guests have to guess if a lyric is rapped by Kanye West or Finlay Niven.
Album Show T-shirts
New for Autumn 2010 were the beautiful bejazzled Album Show t-shirts. JP's is blue whilst Fin's is green, and their names are bejeweled on the back.
Season 1
Sundays at 12pm
Episode 1
1st November 2009 Emma Segal brought Arcade Fire's Neon Bible in as the first ever album to be showcased on the Album Show.
Episode 2
8th November 2009 Dan Moss played Kano's London Town - which can be heard here. Tim Burke played Blur's Blur - which can be heard here, which JP pointed out came out 127 months to the day before Dan's chosen album. This was a fascinating fact but was not labelled as a "Fresh Air Fresh Fact" as this concept had not yet been born. Those wonderful days were very much still to come, when we would all relish the prospect of being hit in the face by a truck full of facts.
Episode 3
15th November 2009 Paul Murray played a blinder and laid down Fleetwood Mac's Rumours. Paul's knowledge of this album was incredible, making this truly a show to remember. Will Clunas had the unenviable task of following up "Rumours" but did so nobly with his choice of "Danse Macabre" by The Faint.
Episode 4
22nd November 2009 Chris Imlach brought in Pulp's "Different Class" whilst Charlie McDonagh brought in NoFX's "The War on Errorism", featuring the politically incorrect "She's Nubs" which provided the biggest laugh of the series so far.
Episode 5
29th November 2009 Caroline Robertson brought hip-hop to the Album Show in the form of Kanye West's "College Dropout" whilst future-manager Richard Vause played his favourite album "Colour and the Shape" by Foo Fighters. He famously said "I didn't really like music before this album".
Episode 6
6th December 2009 After building up to it all season, the Album of the Decade finally happened after much speculation over who would make the top ten list. The final version of the list was famously compiled the night before at the Fresh Air Awards on a napkin known as "Google Napkins". Emma Segal came back on to bookend the semester and the show was deemed a huge success. Arctic Monkeys scooped the crown of Album of the Decade. The full results are listed below.
| #10 | The White Stripes - Elephant (2003) |
| #9 | Klaxons - Myths of the Near Future (2007) |
| #8 | Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Show Your Bones (2006) |
| #7 | Arcade Fire - Neon Bible (2007) |
| #6 | Bloc Party - Silent Alarm (2005) |
| #5 | Death Cab For Cutie - Plans (2005) |
| #4 | Jay-Z - The Black Album (2003) |
| #3 | The Strokes - Is This It (2001) |
| #2 | MGMT - Oracular Spectacular (2008) |
| #1 | Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am That's What I'm Not (2006) |
Season 2
Sundays at 12pm
Episode 1
14th February 2010 Richard Hanrahan and Katy Hetherington got 2010 started with their albums. Hanrahan's was famously the first compilation album to be featured on the show. This show saw the start of the "Album Show ABC feature" where JP had to choose an album beginning with A and Fin chose one beginning with B. The listeners were able to vote for their favourite and a winner was declared at the end of the show.
Episode 2
21st February 2010 Emma Segal and Tim Burke returned to the show and Tim this time chose Joy Division.
Episode 3
28th February 2010 The week preceding this edition of the Album Show saw a flurry of activity resulting in a jingle that will go down in Fresh Air history. Fin was away this week to work on his dissertation so Chrimlach (Chris Imlach) - a mega fan of the show who would email in several times during every show - was chosen as guest host. Little to his knowledge, however, JP had got most of the Fresh Air committee to record pieces for one of the most dramatic Fresh Air jingles ever to open the show with. It can be found here
Episode 4
7th March 2010 Chris Madden and Simon Vansintjan made it a bit of a lad-fest and there was a ridiculous quiz this week.
Episode 5
14th March 2010 Ellie Robert brought on "More Specials" by The Specials and Ellie and JP went on to do the first ever hour of "JP and Ellie unplanned" immediately afterwards.
Episode 6
21st March 2010 In a mega end-of-season special, JP and Fin were guests on their own show whilst Emma Segal and Chris Imlach hosted. JP and Fin played their favourite albums, OVO (The Millennium Show) by Peter Gabriel, and The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by David Bowie, respectively. The intro jingle was another historic Fresh Air classic, and can be heard here
Season 3
Sundays at 12pm - Spring Specials
Episode 1
2nd May 2010 ELECTION SPECIAL JP was away but Ellie Robert, Chris Madden and Angus Niven came in to interview MPs hoping to be elected in that week's 2010 UK General Election. An MP from the Conservative, Labour, and Liberal Democrat parties were interviewed and had a track played from their favourite albums. The Green party and Scottish National Party MPs were not available. To make up for this Fin famously played "I'm On My Way" by the Proclaimers, as it was Scottish, and it was featured on Shrek who is green.
Episode 2
9th May 2010 ABC SPECIAL Emma Segal returned as the boys finished off their three-month-long 'ABC' feature by fighting it out round for round, letter for letter with an album for every letter of the alphabet remaining in the feature.
Episode 3
16th May 2010 LIVE MUSIC SPECIAL Fin was away so Chrimlach came back to play some of the best live album tracks.
Episode 4
23rd May 2010 MADONNA SPECIAL Katy Hetherington, Ellie Robert and Jonathon Holmes stepped up for an afternoon of Madonna madness when JP was away.
Off-season Specials 2010
Summer Podcast
4th June 2010 As they were away for the summer, JP and Fin made a podcast which would go down in history as being the most sound-effect heavy Album Show ever. JP and Fin created the illusion of being at the cricket, on the beach (where the famous "I got 99 problems" joke was made), at a jingle cave (home of the elusive Chrimlach bird) where all the Album Show jingles are stored, in a tent during a rainstorm and Fin pushing JP in a lake because he had used too many sound effects. For their summer albums, JP chose New Pornographers whilst Fin chose Meursault.
Freshers' Week Special
17th September 2010 JP and Fin were back on the airwaves for a pre-season spectacular.
Season 4
Sundays at 12pm
A dramatic video trailer for season four can be seen here
Episode 1
31st October 2010 Ellie Robert and Emma Rae guested whilst JP was away. In his absence though, Fin played clips of JP pretending to be Halloween versions of well known farmyard animals, as well as the infamous "Horror Movie Quoting Chicken". Emma also discussed the time she met Craig David on a boat and brought his album on.
Episode 2
7th November 2010 Tom McGuinness and Harriet Quiney were guests as this week Fin was away. The hilarious "How Happy is Happy" feature took place, as Harriet's nickname is Happy.
Episode 3
21st November 2010 After the previous week's show had been cancelled, this was something of a reunion. Ursula Gore recorded a spectacular poem written by JP as an intro jingle for the show, which can be heard here. The show itself can be heard here
Episode 4
30th November 2010 This week the show was a podcast special, showcasing many of the albums in contention for the Album Show Album of the Year. The show can be heard here
Episode 5
17th December 2010 The highly anticipated Album of the Year podcast was released barely a week before christmas, with a shock win for Best Coast, beating hotly-tipped Kanye West in one of the most controversial Album Show decisions ever. In a second controversy, Bruce Springsteen's unreleased album from the 1970s was number four on the list, as it was released in 2010 despite being recorded in the seventies. The show can be heard here.
| #10 | Sufjan Stevens - Age of Adz |
| #9 | Two Door Cinema Club - Tourist History |
| #8 | Kate Nash - My Best Friend Is You |
| #7 | Lcd Soundsystem - This Is Happening |
| #6 | Broken Bells - Broken Bells |
| #5 | Everything Everything - Man Alive |
| #4 | Bruce Springsteen - The Promise |
| #3 | Arcade Fire - The Suburbs |
| #2 | Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy |
| #1 | Best Coast - Crazy for You |
Season 5
Thursdays at 3pm
This season's features included PhenomenAlbum, where all tracks from a well-known album was mashed up for the listeners to guess, and InternationAlbum, where a track from the number one album in a foreign country was played and listeners had to guess the country from its national anthem.
Episode 1
10th February 2011 Season Five kicked off with Max Reinhardt on the show.
Episode 2: #ALBUMSHOW25
17th February 2011 This show was a 25th Episode Spectacular with Emma Segal and the trip performed raps to celebrate. Emma's rap can be heard here; Fin's rap can be heard here; JP's rap can be heard here; Emma's remixed rap can be heard here.
Episode 3
24th February 2011 Ursula Gore and Angus Niven guested for show 26, and Lady Gaga wrote us a jingle, which can be heard here. The whole show can be heard here
Episode 4
3rd March 2011 Jordan Rogers-Smith and Ellie Roberts (who brought in Girl Talk) were this week's guest.
Episode 5
10th March 2011 JP was away but JY stepped in for this week's Album Show.
Episode 6
17th March 2011 A Fresh Air Media Ball special, where we gave away tickets to the Ball itself. The show can be heard here
Episode 7: #ALBUMSHOW30
24th March 2011 The big one. #ALBUMSHOW30 (listen here) was an incredible show for these thirty epic reasons. The intro jingle which was published the week before can be found here and the advert, dubbed "the most hilarious radio advert ever" by Simon Vansintjan, can be found here.
30 reasons #albumshow30 rocked
- The most packed studio ever – JP & Fin were joined by their best guests from the last eighteen months: Ellie, Max Reinhardt, JY, Christian, Simon and of course Richard Vause and Emma Segal
- Emma and Richard’s last Fresh Air show – and Richard’s first radio show for a year
- Vause actually made it – despite pulling god knows how many all nighters beforehand to get his dissertation done: LADGEND
- The first twist – all the guests were shocked to find they had to rate each others’ albums out of five so the winner could be crowned the Album Show’s Ultimate Guest of 2010/2011 and it got very competitive
- Ellie’s Special Fail – Ellie was the first guest to play a track from her chosen album and the Specials’ Enjoy Yourself only scored 18 out of 40 when her fellow guests rated it
- The guests kept coming – Cathy and Harry turned up and danced their way through the show
- The first ever vinyl track played on the Album Show – JY played Go Your Own Way from Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours and scored a massive rating of 34.5 out of 40
- The first time anyone ever swore on the Album Show – Fin began his live track by dropping the f-bomb
- The longest most epic rap ever on the Album Show – JP spat lyrics all over the studio for a mindblowing three minutes despite the neighbours complaining at his 1am rehearsals the night before
- Percy Pigs galore – Fin bought a ridiculous amount for the guests to tuck into
- First ever play of the Unicorns on the Album Show– Simon’s bizarre album choice was rated 25 out of 40
- Max Reinhardt’s ridiculous backwards rating system – “that was pretty funky: I’d give it, er, two out of five”
- The incredible #albumshow30 banner – it was huge and all the guests signed it
- The return of the bejewelled Album Show host t-shirts –and JP even ironed his
- First ever live jingle – the studio guests did some amazing barber shop quartet singing and the final result was a treat of a jingle
- First time ever Madonna was the Phenomenalbum – Vause guessed The Immaculate Collection, the legend
- First ever Album Show caption competition – courtesy of a hilarious Media Ball pic of JP & Fin
- Max brought back Weezer – Say It Ain’t So from The Blue Album got a rating of 26 out of 40
- Strategic Voting – Rate My Album soon descended into Eurovision tactics
- Pass the Parcel – Even though Simon didn’t know how to play, and JP blatantly rigged it, it was a success. From the forfeits we discovered JY will miss Vause’s elaborate collection of small American schoolboy outfits, his thighs and his DJ equipment the most. We also discovered Harriet would most like to sit in a dark room with Cathy and listen to an album ‘cos she’s the sexiest. And Simon chose to Snog Emma, Marry Vause and Avoid Charlie Sheen. They all won chocolate and Vause won a triple album of very odd songs very personal to Rich, eg, “Big Hunk of Love”.
- We were trending in Libya and Tunisia – possibly.
- Cathy and Harry describing Ace of Bass as “the Abba of the 20th century” – their album scored a competitive 34, just 0.5 behind JY’s Rumours
- The return of Wizard and Atrocious – As the guests rated each others’ albums, they scored marks for being those classic Album Show adages, “wizard” or “atrocious”
- The first surprise message – Ex-Head of Production at Fresh Air Dan Moss left a nice message from London to wish Emma and Rich all the best and congratulate them on their hard work at Fresh Air over the past four years.
- The second surprise message – Last year’s Station Manager Tim Burke, also in London, left a “This Is Your Life” message for the twosome to wish them well too. By now Emma was pretty much crying. Vause was pretty chuffed too.
- Emma’s funky album – Caribou’s Odessa from the album Swim was Segal’s choice and it scored 29.5
- The return of Chrimlach! – Yes, that’s right, we also got the show’s biggest fan from last year, Chris Imlach, to record a wistful piece for Emma and Rich and we just couldn’t stopped playing clips of it over Vause’s track...
- Vause’s EPIC winner – Well played Vause, with a cunning choice of Take That he overthrew JY with a rating of 36.5 to be the ALBUM SHOW’S ULTIMATE GUEST OF 2010/2011.
- Bookending with Bowie – The first track played of the Album Show in 2010/2011 was the first track from Fin’s favourite album, David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust, way back in September and Fin played us out with the last track from it. JP also opened #albumshow30 with a track from his fave album, Peter Gabriel’s OVO, a year after first playing it on Fresh Air.
- It was the best show we’ve ever done – by a long way. Thanks to all the Fresh Air legends, past, present and future, who made it all possible. As Vause said, VIVA FRESH AIR.
Off-season Specials 2011
JP VS Fin
May 30th 2011 The duo went head to head in a competitive podcast featuring the immortal feature "Geordie Shore Quiz - Just What Is A Slut Drop?" The podcast can be heard here
Summer Podcast
June 12th 2011 The Summer Special was back, this time with even more ludicrous sound effects and the duo allegedly travelling to their Jingle Cave in Sri Lanka. For Albums of the Summer, JP chose Bon Iver and Fin chose Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi. The podcast can be heard here
Season 6
Sundays at 12pm
In its longest series ever, the Album Show returned with its most spectacular and ambitious feature yet, as JP and Fin aimed to find the Greatest Album of the last two decades to celebrate 20 years of Fresh Air. Coincidentally, the much-talked about Mercury Music Prize is of the same age and so each week, at the end of the show, JP and Fin would each pull an album out a metaphorical hat and the two would go against each other the following week, the one with the most votes on the Album Show Facebook page winning. One album would be eliminated each week in the "Road to #ALBUMSHOW50".
The numbering of the album shows became confusing at the start of season six with many, including JP and Fin themeselves, wrongly not including the two off-season specials as had been done the year before. As a result #Albumshow31 was actually the 33rd episode and so on. This was not corrected until the end of the season, with #ALBUMSHOW40.
Episode 1
30th October 2011 For the first two weeks the feature would simply be previewed. For this episode, Fin was away so Jodie Young stepped in to run through the ten most recent Mercury Prize winners. The podcast can be heard here (inaccurately titled "Album Show 31"; it is, in fact, "Album Show 33", see above.)
Episode 2
6th November 2011 Fin was back as the duo ran through the ten oldest Mercury Prize winners from the nineties and early 2000s. The podcast can be heard here (inaccurately titled "Album Show 32"; it is, in fact, "Album Show 34", see above.)
Episode 3
13th November 2011 The "Greatest Albums" competition commenced with a fierce contest between Speech Debelle and Franz Ferdinand. Franz prevailed despite Speech Debelle herself retweeting the Album Show an astonishing five times. Elyse Jameson was the guest this week.
| Greatest Albums Week 1 | |||
| Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand | 18 – 3 | Speech Debelle - Speech Therapy | Fin beats JP |
Episode 4
20th November 2011 This week the tension in the studio got hotter than ever as Pulp went up against The XX. Jodie Young and HP Neilson were the guests.
| Greatest Albums Week 2 | |||
| Pulp - Different Class | 17 – 11 | The XX - The XX | Fin beats JP |
Episode 5: Voting Scandal
27th November 2011 In the biggest Album Show controversy ever, JP's album won by one vote but some votes did not come through until after the show and the decision was reversed in favour of Fin's album. The global reaction to the news can be heard here
| Greatest Albums Week 3 | |||
| Gomez - Bring It On | 10 - 9 | Antony and the Johnsons - I Am A Bird Now | Fin beats JP |
Episode 6
4th December 2011 The day after the Fresh Air Naked Banner where JP and Fin froze their proverbial socks off, it was back to Album Show action. Brian Pokora was the guest this week and played "Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea". The show had a dramatic introduction referencing the controversial events of the previous week, which can be heard here
| Greatest Albums Week 4 | |||
| Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am That's What I'm Not | 18 - 8 | Primal Scream - Screamadelica | JP beats Fin |
Episode 7
11th December 2011 Ellie Robert was the guest this week, from the Fin & Ellie Show.
| Greatest Albums Week 5 | |||
| Klaxons - Myths of the Near Future | 13 - 9 | PJ Harvey - Let England Shake | JP beats Fin |
Episode 8: #ALBUMSHOW40
18th December 2011 The fourtieth episode of and the first ever eighth episode of an Album Show series saw a Christmas special with Angus Niven, Ellie Robert and Jodie Young. Angus played several Christmas songs and in what was dubbed "the battle of the lightweights", Roni Size/Reprazent took on Talvin Singh. This show saw the premier of no less than FOUR new "Greatest Albums" jingles, which can be heard here, here, here, and here.
| Greatest Albums Week 6 | |||
| Roni Size/Reprazent - New Forms | 7 - 4 | Talvin Singh - Ok | Fin beats JP |
Christmas Special 2011
Album of the Year
22nd December 2011 The Album of the Year Podcast returned after more anticipation than ever. For the first year, all of Fresh Air was invited to vote on their albums of 2011 and the results were announced in a special podcast broadcast from Head of Development Christian Illingworth's flat. As well as Christian, the other experts assembled were Lily Higham, Head of Music Brian Pokora, Iain Bindeman and Head of On-Air Production Alex Rata. The podcast was as usual hosted by Manager JP and Head of Off-Air Production Fin Niven, and can be heard here. The longlist included over 70 albums from 2011 but the ten featured in the podcast are listed below. The team also pulled crackers and looked back over a phenomenal year for Fresh Air, playing highlights from the Night at the Museum and Fresh Air Awards. Bon Iver won with an album first reviewed in June 2011 here. For the third year running, the favourite only came third, PJ Harvey following in the footsteps of Arcade Fire and The Strokes.
| #10 | Yuck - Yuck |
| #9 | Frank Turner - England Keep My Bones |
| #8 | Kanye West and Jay Z - Watch the Throne |
| #7 | M83 - Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming |
| #6 | Wild Beasts – Smother |
| #5 | Girls - Father, Son, Holy Ghost |
| #4 | St Vincent - Strange Mercy |
| #3 | PJ Harvey - Let England Shake |
| #2 | tUnE yArDs - w h o k i l l (4.08% of vote) |
| #1 | Bon Iver - Bon Iver (6.48% of vote) |
Season 7
Sundays at 12pm
Season 7 was the most dramatic yet as it saw the departure of long-serving host JP in #AlbumShow43 on February 12th 2012.
Episode 1
5th February 2012 JP and Fin returned to the airwaves for 2012 and made the big announcement that JP would be leaving the following week.
Episode 2: JP's Grand Finale
12th February 2012 An emotional two hour show featured twelve people in the studio, "The £1 Drop" and guests voting for their favourite albums that they had brought in, a la #AlbumShow30. Alex Rata won with Whitney Houston whilst "5 Years Time" by David Bowie and "Go Your Own Way" bookended the show.
Episode 3
19th February 2012 Album Show 44 ushered in a new era as Finlay continued to present but with guest hosts joinign him each week. For the first week of this format, Iain Bindeman from Bindi Vs fame joined Fin as guest host, whilst Amy Warnock brough in Pearl Jam and Elyse Jamieson began her new feature where she reviews the top 100 albums of all time. Rumour has it Fin is grooming Elyse to take over the Album Show eventually.
Episode 4
26th February 2012 Album Show 45 guest hosted by Christian Illingworth
Episode 5
4th March 2012 Fin and Ellie hosted a compilation album special.
Episode 6
11th March 2012 Regular Album Show contributer Elyse joined Fin as guest host this week as Lily Higham brought in a second album and Christian Illingworth chatted about In Session
Episode 7
18th March 2012 Finlay was joined again by friend of the show Ellie Robert who helped host the show and convince Fin and Elyse that The Smiths are worth listening to. Alasdair from The Student, Edinburgh University's student newspaper, brought in One Direction's debut album Up All Night.
Episode 8
29th March 2012 Eve Livingston brought in B'Day by Beyonce a debut for both Eve and Beyonce on the Album Show. Elyse guest hosted this special episode that was displaced because of technical problems in the studio on its intended air date. It was important for this episode to go ahead because of the planned #AlbumShow50 was due to air on the 1st of April.
Episode 9: #AlbumShow50
1st April 2012 see here
#AlbumShow50
The final Album Show of the 1st generation. Finlay's last appearance as presenter on the show.
Clips, highlights and photos coming soon.
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