Daniel McConnell

It's another we could listen to all day.

That's fabulous.

Moving swiftly along now, we're going back to the 1980s, 1986 for your gig.

And you've picked The Cure and their Glastonbury set.

And do you think The Cure hold up as much as anybody else?

Because some people would say they were brilliant back in the day, but maybe they've dated somewhat.

We have close to me from that.

Mind blown.

Well, we have close to me from that particular set, so let's take a listen.

That was The Cure and Close to Me from their 1986 Glastonbury set.

David, we're moving on to your choice of movie, and you've gone for Little Dieter Needs the Fly by Werner Herzog.

Well, I mean, that's gripping in itself in terms of the description.

We're going to move on to your theatre pick, which is Prokofiev's Cinderella, which is part of a production by the Royal Ballet.

This is an unusual choice, no?

Your book pick is an interesting one and it's one I have been bewitched by for quite a while.

It's The Living Mountain by Nan Shepard.

narrated by Tilda Swanton, so let's take a quick listen.

It's quite moving there, isn't it?

Your TV pick, which is an interesting one, is Match of the Day.

Now, which side of Manchester now are you, blue or red?