#34 of the general XFM "Best Of" Mystery Compilations. I've worked hard to catalogue all of the greatest hits from RSK XFM Remastered, featuring Stephen Merchant and, of course, Karl Pilkington. Expect brand new compilation weekly of randomly chosen highlights from the archive. CHEERS!

#33 of the general XFM "Best Of" Mystery Compilations. I've worked hard to catalogue all of the greatest hits from RSK XFM Remastered, featuring Stephen Merchant and, of course, Karl Pilkington. Expect brand new compilation weekly of randomly chosen highlights from the archive. CHEERS!

#32 of the general XFM "Best Of" Mystery Compilations. I've worked hard to catalogue all of the greatest hits from RSK XFM Remastered, featuring Stephen Merchant and, of course, Karl Pilkington. Expect brand new compilation weekly of randomly chosen highlights from the archive. CHEERS!

#16 of many more compilations of the best recurring features (i.e., Monkey News, Re-Education of Karl, etc.) from RSK XFM Remastered. New compilations of randomly chosen features will be released weekly. CHEERS!

#15 of many more compilations of the best recurring features (i.e., Monkey News, Re-Education of Karl, etc.) from RSK XFM Remastered. New compilations of randomly chosen features will be released weekly. CHEERS!

#14 of many more compilations of the best recurring features (i.e., Monkey News, Re-Education of Karl, etc.) from RSK XFM Remastered. New compilations of randomly chosen features will be released weekly. CHEERS!

BEST OF Compilation of Karl Pilkington's SONGS OF PHRASE feature, for which Karl combines pieces of songs to re-enact "popular" sayings from the show. Originally, Karl called the feature, CROSSWORDS, because he got words and sort of crossed 'em and that... The name changed to SONGS OF PHRASE in response to a fan's suggestion. Listeners try to guess all of the songs that the well-known phrase is composed of.

PART 1 (of 6) of Karl Pilkington's ROCKBUSTERS (a cheap knockoff of Blockbusters). Not only was this one of Karl's longest running features (along with Monkey News), but it was also voted by fans as his greatest XFM feature of all time. Karl Pilkington gives a cryptic clue (it's usually nonsense) and the initials of a famous band or artist (he sometimes gets the initials wrong), and listeners either call, or as the feature developed (unless they were experiencing technical difficulties), email in their answers. The winner gets an arbitrary assortment of tat, often including a pointless DVD seemingly chosen at random from the bargain bucket. Fans will recall Stephen Merchant announcing such great prizes as Ladder 49 (the mediocre John Travolta film), or Children of the Corn (Peter Horton's in it). Ricky Gervais once mused: "Imagine getting that and going 'Excellent, we can watch this now!'"PART 1 ends with a cliffhanger as Ricky says: "That's the end of that feature, until you can get ones that work. Okay, so you won't hear anymore of that, because it's rubbish."**TO BE CONTINUED**

#13 of many more compilations of the best recurring features (i.e., Monkey News, Re-Education of Karl, etc.) from RSK XFM Remastered. New compilations of randomly chosen features will be released weekly. CHEERS!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

#12 of many more compilations of the best recurring features (i.e., Monkey News, Re-Education of Karl, etc.) from RSK XFM Remastered. New compilations of randomly chosen features will be released weekly. CHEERS!