This week, we speak to the biggest caner in showbusiness, Michael Caine, as he takes us on a journey of his musical makeup.

Continuing the film theme, Director Shane Meadows talks about his infamous movie soundtracks.

Nick Cave talks about his new novel, The Death of Bunny Munro.

Plus, Goldie tells us about his reversion of Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

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This week, Manchester's Monkey Man cometh, as Ian Brown speaks about his new album, My Way.

Editors wade into the digital filesharing debate, calling Radiohead's desicion to release a 'free' album selfish.

Elbow frontman Guy Garvey studies the art of the encore.

Plus we get all Nutty, as Madness celebrate 30 years of music.

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Portishead go back into the studio, Mogwai talk about being their own bosses for the next album and Warp Records celebrate 20 years at the cutting edge.

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Portishead are back in the studio working on their fourth album, which they hope to release by the end of 2010, Geoff Barrow has confirmed.

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This week, Geoff Barrow gives 6Music an exclusive interview, speaking candidly about the making of Portishead's next record, as well as producing The Horrors and his new band Beak.

We celebrate the 20 years of one of the UK's most eclectic labels, Warp Records.

And there's no need to stop the celebrations there, as we give cheers to the return of the Tigress of Tiger Bay, Shirley Bassey, with Richard Hawley and Rufus Wainwright speaking about writing songs for her upcoming album.

Plus Tito Jackson gets nostalgic and tells us some of his favourite memories of The…

Muse undergo powerful mind control techniques, as we use word association to find out what makes them tick.

Lemonheads frontman Evan Dando talks to Matt and recalls getting lost at Glasto '95. Just.

Plus Jay Z gives Kanye West a short, sharp slap on his naughty little wrist for his MTV VMA outburst, and explains why Glastonbury needs to keep evolving.

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Coldplay frontman Chris Martin admits coming off tour is a big come down as the band prepare to wrap up their world jaunt.

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This Week, we celebrate seventy years of Topic Records, the longest surviving record company in the UK, and quite possibly the world.

John Lydon gives us his only radio interview about the reformation of his post punk outfit, Public Image Limited .

Plus, as The Beatles expect to have their greatest surge in record sales in over twenty years this week, we ponder the future of the Beatlemania brand and see where it can go next.

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Michael Jackson tribute concert is pulled and rescheduled for London.

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This week, we look back at the year of a Mercury Music Prize Nominee, through the eyes of Florence Welsh from Florence and the Machine.

We also take a look on the other side of the coin, and find out what it's like being a Mercury Music Prize Judge.

Matt and Raconteurs man, Brendon Benson, discuss the biggest band that never was, Big Star.

Plus Noah and the Whale, discuss the movie soundtracked by their new album Last Days of Spring.

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