Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (Part 1) We talk about the first half of The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for Aids Awareness which featured some of the biggest Rock acts in the world including Metallica and Guns N' Roses. We hear…

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34 years ago today, I was stood in Wembley Stadium. We still love you Freddie. X @oiqfc.bsky.social

The Haunting (1963) is on BBC2 at 23.00 tonight. I think it's one of the most genuinely creepy films of all time. It’s basically a masterclass in psychological torment, where the scariest special effect is your own brain filling in the gaps.

Miserable sod 🤣

ULLLAaaaAAA!!!!!

Innuendo by Queen.

Fresh from the airwaves, here is my show for this week! Give it a listen, give it a share, give me some feedback and if you would like a request on a future show, let me know! Cheers! www.mixcloud.com/Geldard/the-...

The Cult of ITV's ‘Raw Power’ » We Are Cult ❉ Looking back on the ITV Night Time rock show, and a chat with ‘Krusher’ Joule.

Happy Birthday Krusher Joule!

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Jealous

David Bowie - Montreux Jazz Festival. Such a great album and an absolute joy to hear 'Low' performed in it's entirety. Iconic.

In these days of doom and gloom, I often miss the early 90s and the simple joy staying up to watch Raw Power on ITV in the middle of the night.

Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid' is all killer, no filler—just massive riffs, dark groove, and that raw edge that makes it feel dangerous in the best way. You can hear the roots of everything heavy that came after, and it still sounds as mean and alive as ever. Perfect for a day like today.

I was trying to think of a horror game I had as a kid and I had been through loads of possibilities to no avail. I was starting to think I imagined it and then I saw it! Monstermania (1977).

Bank Boliday baking! Phwooooaaaarrr!!!

I had completely forgotten that he was in Fawlty Towers.

One of my favourite Cult films, Psychomania (1973) . It’s daft, deliciously trashy, and so utterly committed to its own madness that you can’t help but love every revving second. Look out for the cameo from John 'Sgt. Benton' Levene too.

Classic Rock Hub Easter Special 2026 with David Geldard, as broadcast on FAB Radio International Join David Geldard as he plays rock classics, listener requests and the odd Easter themed tracks!

If you missed my show on the radio this week, don't get your Snickers in a Twix, give yourself a Boost and tune in here! Don't be a Flake, be a Smartie and listen in to the greatest show in the Galaxy! Happy Easter!

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Beaster Bunny time!

The 1973 Dr Who Annual where Jon Pertwee loses it at a bit of smoke on the front cover. The stories feel like the author perhaps once overheard what Doctor Who was down the pub and of course, the wobbly artwork is all part of the charm. Light years better than it's modern day equivalent.

Join me on www.fabradiointernational.com at 9pm for The Classic Rock Hub . With music from Guns N' Roses, Black Crowes, Queen, Squeeze, Marillion, Billy Joel, Alterbridge, Wings, Chris Cornell, Artic Monkeys, Jefferson Airplane and The Who!

The first Doctor Who Annual really is a thing of beauty. That lovely iconic cover, the period illustrations and the slightly off-kliter stories make it an absolute joy. The early 80's was a fantastic time for picking these up from School Summer/Christmas fairs. #DoctorWho

Sleep well Mr. Ollis

It'll look good mate.

First on the turntable today is 'Absolution', a great compilation of 80s and early 90s Alternative Rock including The Cure, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Killing Joke, The Mission, Depeche Mode, The Damned, Echo & the Bunnymen etc...

No its ok mate. It's not the panelling I'm looking for. But thanks 😃

Ideal for an Imperial Mancave! 😃

Another piece of childhood bought back thanks to Ebay.

One of my guilty pleasures is the 1998 Godzilla film. I was halfway through a rewatch the other night when my TV literally gave up and died. Everyone's a critic.