Danny O'Donoghue's two final songs in Tracks Of My Years

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The Script's Danny O'Donoghue selects his final two songs in Tracks Of My Years, from The Police and Bob Dylan, and tells Vernon about the band's new album A User's Guide To Being Human which comes out next month. Plus, there's a final round of Ten to the Top before the weekend, and Vernon finds more fun in the BBC Archive in Vernon's Vault. The Script released their self-titled debut album in 2008, topping the UK and Ireland charts, and featuring early hits like Breakeven and The Man Who Can't Be Moved. To date they have released seven albums, with six of them hitting #1 in the UK, selling over 20 million records worldwide. Away from the band Danny has also been a coach on two series of The Voice UK. The Script's eighth album The User's Guide To Being Human comes out next month and the band are playing Radio 2 In The Park in Stirling in September. Listen to Vernon’s full conversations with his guests for Tracks Of My Years on BBC Sounds, and watch on BBC iPlayer and Radio 2's YouTube channel, just search for 'Tracks Of My Years'. A BBC Audio production for BBC Radio 2.