<p>Pete chats to Nigel Timms in 'Shedquarters' about early CD  players, getting tapes out of car cassette players, changing tapes at 50 mph! first music purchases and we have a long game of Pop Cricket, played differently this time around. Pete cheats, tells a terrible Elbow (the group) based joke and gets Nigel to play his funeral song on the ukulele.</p>

Pete chats to Nigel Timms in 'Shedquarters' about early CD players, getting tapes out of car cassette players, changing tapes at 50 mph! first music purchases and we have a long game of Pop Cricket, played differently this time around. Pete cheats, tells a terrible Elbow (the group) based joke and gets Nigel to play his funeral song on the ukulele.

<p>Pete chats to Nigel Timms in 'Shedquarters' about early CD&nbsp; players, getting tapes out of car cassette players, changing tapes at 50 mph! first music purchases and we have a long game of Pop Cricket, played differently this time around. Pete cheats, tells a terrible Elbow (the group) based joke and gets Nigel to play his funeral song on the ukulele.</p>

Ep 12 Flooded Lane's Nigel sings, plays ukulele and discusses the perils of cassette tapes

Guests, chat, laughter, and of course playing  Pop Cricket; where the guests take on Pete to try and come up with the same score from their Top 10s. In this game, if your songs contain legs you score runs, if not it's a wicket. With Pete trying to 'catch them out', how pedantic can it get?

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Guests, chat, laughter, and of course playing Pop Cricket; where the guests take on Pete to try and come up with the same score from their Top 10s. In this game, if your songs contain legs you score runs, if not it's a wicket. With Pete trying to 'catch them out', how pedantic can it get?

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Ep 12 Flooded Lane's Nigel sings, plays ukulele and discusses the perils of cassette tapes

Ep 12 Flooded Lane's Nigel sings, plays ukulele and discusses the perils of cassette tapes