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Wire reveals his love for the compilation tape and talks about what fans can expect from Lipstick Traces, the new Manics album of b-sides, live tracks and covers.

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Part Two Dial Up...
Politics and music are a reflection of society, and Wire explains how the Manics bring the two together. Also hear his critical thoughts on the political forays of Chris Martin and Thom Yorke.

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Proudly declaring that he is "still in love with pop culture", Wire reveals the records that are currently doing the rounds in his collection (not least of all The Thrills).

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Part Four Dial Up...
Wire responds to rumours about the discovery of the body of former Manics' bandmate Richie Edwards. He then goes on to talk about football (what else?) and Wales' hopes for qualification in the European championship.