The Noah Leg-Room Show (Clean Version)

Step into the glow of suburbia’s finest synths, strums, and sarcasm with The Noah Leg-Room Show. This clean edition dives deep into the neon-lit soundscape of the late ’70s and ’80s—where cassette tapes ruled, dad jokes reigned, and the dishwasher was a battleground.
Expect jangly pop, dramatic synths, and one furious call-in from Mr Angry RBWM, who’s got strong feelings about festive timing and crockery etiquette. It’s a full hour of musical nostalgia, suburban satire, and sonic storytelling.
Whether you’re ironing your tea towels or alphabetising your vinyl, this episode’s got you covered.
Full Playlist
1. Temptation – Heaven 17 (4:39)
2. Love Plus One – Haircut 100 (3:33)
3. Good Morning Britain – Aztec Camera feat. Mick Jones (4:02)
4. Senses Working Overtime – XTC (4:34)
5. Mirror Man – The Human League (3:50)
6. Mr Angry RBWM Segment – “Dishwasher Disaster & Premature Christmas” (4:25)
7. Noah’s Vault Feature – Telegraph Road – Dire Straits (14:18)
8. Dancing With Tears in My Eyes – Ultravox (4:10)
9. The Look of Love – ABC (3:26)
10. The Dead Heart – Midnight Oil (5:10)

Bonus Bits
• Dad jokes so sharp they could cut through clingfilm
• Synth-pop so smooth it could butter your toast
• Mr Angry so furious he makes Gordon Ramsay look like a yoga instructor

Step aside, pop pretenders—this week, The Noah Leg-Room Show crowns the true monarchs of British rock in a clean, two-hour sonic celebration. From the thunderous drama of Deep Purple to the melancholic brilliance of Bon Jovi’s These Days, Noah curates a playlist fit for Buckingham’s basement.
🕕 Aired Wednesday at 6pm on Radio Roadhouse UK – RBWM, this episode features:
Theme: The Long Reign of Rock
A royal tribute to the legends of British classic rock—Queen, Dire Straits, The Kinks, The Who, Pink Floyd, and more.
• Vinyl Vault Segment: Melancholy & Majesty
Noah dusts off two epic tracks that didn’t make the main playlist:
• Child in Time – Deep Purple (10:18)
• These Days – Bon Jovi (6:27)
With extended commentary, cheeky insights, and a few emotional detours.
• 🤬 Mr Angry RBWM Returns
Wheelie bins, potholes, and passive-aggressive rage—your favourite local ranter is back with another stormy dispatch from the borough.
• 🎤 Noah’s Commentary
Witty, warm, and occasionally bewildered—Noah guides you through the show with intros, outros, and a few existential questions about rock, royalty, and rain.
• 🎶 Featured Tracks Include:
• Gimme Shelter – The Rolling Stones
• Echoes – Pink Floyd
• Love, Reign O’er Me – The Who
• Heroes – David Bowie
• Waterloo Sunset – The Kinks
• Run to the Hills – Iron Maiden
• Nights in White Satin – The Moody Blues
…and more.
Clean, clever, and packed with personality—this episode is perfect for classic rock fans, casual listeners, and anyone who’s ever shouted at a bin. Expect British wit, deep cuts, and a show that’s as polished as it is unpredictable.

The Noah Leg-Room Show – Phil Collins’ Favourite Songs Edition
A heartfelt, high-voltage ride through the tracks Phil Collins holds dear—curated with punch, pacing, and a dash of chaos courtesy of Mr Angry RBWM. Expect soul, rock, heartbreak, and heat.
🗣️ Featuring:
• Extended spoken-word skit from Mr Angry RBWM
• Carefully timed transitions and bumpers
• A seamless blend of vintage grooves and emotional depth
🎶 Playlist:
1. I'll Keep Holding On – The Action – 2:40
2. When the Levee Breaks – Led Zeppelin – 7:08
3. I Can't Make You Love Me – Bonnie Raitt – 4:40
4. Back Together – Baby Bird – 4:20
5. Heatwave – Martha and the Vandellas – 2:40
6. Uptight (Everything's Alright) – Stevie Wonder – 2:53
7. Mr Angry – Spoken-word/skit – 4:00
8. Some of Your Lovin' – Dusty Springfield – 2:55
9. Blame It on the Sun – Stevie Wonder – 3:30
10. Going to a Go-Go – The Miracles – 2:50
11. Jimmy Mack – Martha and the Vandellas – 2:50
12. Standing in the Shadows of Love – Four Tops – 2:35
13. Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone – The Temptations – 6:55

The Noah Leg-Room Show – Phil Collins’ Favourite Songs Edition
A heartfelt, high-voltage ride through the tracks Phil Collins holds dear—curated with punch, pacing, and a dash of chaos courtesy of Mr Angry RBWM. Expect soul, rock, heartbreak, and heat.
🗣️ Featuring:
• Extended spoken-word skit from Mr Angry RBWM
• Carefully timed transitions and bumpers
• A seamless blend of vintage grooves and emotional depth
🎶 Playlist:
1. I'll Keep Holding On – The Action – 2:40
2. When the Levee Breaks – Led Zeppelin – 7:08
3. I Can't Make You Love Me – Bonnie Raitt – 4:40
4. Back Together – Baby Bird – 4:20
5. Heatwave – Martha and the Vandellas – 2:40
6. Uptight (Everything's Alright) – Stevie Wonder – 2:53
7. Mr Angry – Spoken-word/skit – 4:00
8. Some of Your Lovin' – Dusty Springfield – 2:55
9. Blame It on the Sun – Stevie Wonder – 3:30
10. Going to a Go-Go – The Miracles – 2:50
11. Jimmy Mack – Martha and the Vandellas – 2:50
12. Standing in the Shadows of Love – Four Tops – 2:35
13. Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone – The Temptations – 6:55

Step into the jangly, rebellious heart of the 1980s with this week’s Proper 80s Indie Show — a lovingly curated dive into the underground sounds that defined a generation. From post-punk poetry to C86 sparkle, this episode captures the raw spirit of indie before it got polished. Expect lo-fi charm, angular guitars, and lyrics that actually meant something.
Whether you were there the first time or just wish you had been, this mix is your time machine to a decade where DIY ruled and the charts were merely a suggestion.
📻 Tracklist:
1. The Smiths – "This Charming Man"
2. Orange Juice – "Rip It Up"
3. The Pastels – "Nothing to Be Done"
4. The Jesus and Mary Chain – "Just Like Honey"
5. Aztec Camera – "Walk Out to Winter"
6. The Wedding Present – "My Favourite Dress"
7. The Go-Betweens – "Streets of Your Town"
8. Television Personalities – "Part Time Punks"
9. The Chameleons – "Up the Down Escalator"
10. The Bluebells – "Cath"
11. The Shop Assistants – "Safety Net"
12. Josef K – "Sorry for Laughing"
13. The Primitives – "Crash"
14. Biff Bang Pow! – "There Must Be a Better Life"
15. The Flatmates – "I Could Be in Heaven"
🧷 Vibe:
Think cassette hiss, fanzine attitude, and the kind of guitar tones that make you want to start a band in your bedroom. This episode is a love letter to the era when indie meant independence — musically, politically, and spiritually.