I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio - Track Listing

Track Listing

CD1
  1. "I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio (single version)"
  2. "The Bartender and the Thief (bar version)"
  3. "The Old Laughing Lady"
CD2
  1. "I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio (Live at Morfa Stadium)"
  2. "Pick a Part That's New (Live at Morfa Stadium)"
  3. "T-Shirt Suntan (Live at Morfa Stadium)"
Stereophonics
  • Kelly Jones
  • Richard Jones
  • Adam Zindani
  • Jamie Morrison
  • Stuart Cable
  • Javier Weyler
Studio albums
  • Word Gets Around
  • Performance and Cocktails
  • Just Enough Education to Perform
  • You Gotta Go There to Come Back
  • Language. Sex. Violence. Other?
  • Pull the Pin
  • Keep Calm and Carry On
  • Graffiti on the Train
Live albums
  • Live from Dakota
Compilation albums
  • Decade in the Sun: The Best of Stereophonics
Singles
  • "Local Boy in the Photograph"
  • "More Life in a Tramps Vest"
  • "A Thousand Trees"
  • "Traffic"
  • "The Bartender and the Thief"
  • "Just Looking"
  • "Pick a Part That's New"
  • "I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio"
  • "Hurry Up and Wait"
  • "Mama Told Me Not to Come"
  • "Mr. Writer"
  • "Have a Nice Day"
  • "Step on My Old Size Nines"
  • "Handbags and Gladrags"
  • "Vegas Two Times"
  • "Madame Helga"
  • "Maybe Tomorrow"
  • "Since I Told You It's Over"
  • "Moviestar"
  • "Dakota"
  • "Superman"
  • "Devil"
  • "Rewind"
  • "Bank Holiday Monday"
  • "It Means Nothing"
  • "My Friends"
  • "You're My Star"
  • "Innocent"
  • "Could You Be the One?"
  • "In a Moment"
  • "Indian Summer"
DVDs
  • Live at Cardiff Castle
  • Live at Morfa Stadium
  • Call Us What You Want But Don't Call Us in the Morning
  • A Day at the Races
  • Language. Sex. Violence. Other?
  • Rewind
  • Decade in the Sun: The Best of Stereophonics
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Music of Cardiff

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