01 June 1982

Show

 * Name
 * John Peel Show


 * Station
 * BBC Radio One


 * YYYY-MM-DD
 * 1982-06-01


 * Comments
 * Peel's intro: "After the triumph of last night's programme we're back to wilful obscurantism and trouble, with sessions from New Order and Vice Squad."
 * Peel isn't a fan of hot weather: "I don't like all this heat, do you? I know that... it's un-British, I like the British weather really when it rains and there's always the expectation of a bit of snow in July and things like that. I think that's quite healthy and good for us and unexpected. This kind of heatwave and all this heat that we've been getting and the sunshine I regard as a great deal of Continental nonsense and I think we can do without it." See also the comment made on 22 September 1982.
 * The Stanley Winston track made Peel's My Top Ten list in 1984.

Sessions

 * New Order #2. Debut broadcast.
 * Vice Squad #2. Repeat of session first broadcast 10 May 1982.

The New Order session was the first to be released as a 12" EP by the Strange Fruit label (cat. SFPS001, 1986). The group's first two sessions were later compiled onto a single LP (cat. SFRLP110, 1990).

(Please add details of any commercial release of these sessions)

Tracklisting
JP: I must ask DLT to get these cans of his fixed because they're most peculiar tonight. I sound like a castrate to myself, I hope I don't at your end. JP: When I was playing that in the office earlier on, one of the Radio 1 secretaries actually stuck her head in through the door and said, "hey, that's pretty good." and that's not something that happens a great deal, I must admit.
 * Gang Of Four: Life! It's A Shame (LP - Songs Of The Free)
 * B Team: What Is This? (single)
 * Eek-A-Mouse: For Hire And Removal (7") Volcano
 * New Order: Turn The Heater On (session) (mistakenly announced as 'Too Late')
 * Stanley Winston: No More Ghettos In America (7") Jewel
 * Vice Squad: Propaganda (session)
 * Inflatable Boy Clams: Skeletons (2x7" EP) Subterranean
 * Rip Rig & Panic: You're My Kind Of Climate (single) Virgin
 * Don Cherry: Total Vibration (LP - 'Mu' First Part) BYG
 * Noah House Of Dread: Murder (10") On-U Sound
 * New Order: 586 (session)
 * Vice Squad: Sterile (session)
 * Blue Orchids: Hanging Man (LP - The Greatest Hit (Money Mountain)) Rough Trade
 * Schlaflose Nächte: Flüstern (7") Armageddon
 * Yellowman: How You Keep A Dance (?) Greensleeves (tape flip)
 * Nightingales: Paraffin Brain (single) Cherry Red
 * Etta James: I Worship The Ground You Walk On (7") Cadet
 * New Order: Too Late (session)
 * Applicances: Paranoia Rap (12") no label
 * Dub Syndicate: Pounding Systems (LP - The Pounding System) On-U Sound
 * John Cooper Clarke: The New Assassin (LP - Zip Style Method) Epic
 * Vice Squad: Humane (session)
 * Bim Sherman: Revolution (LP - Across The Red Sea) On-U Sound
 * Adverts: Great British Mistake (LP - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts) Bright
 * New Order: We All Stand (session)
 * Tom Verlaine: Coming Apart (LP - Words From The Front) Virgin
 * Donald Abyssinians: Peculiar Number
 * Vice Squad: No Right Of Reply (session)
 * Sprung Aus Den Wolken: Warte

File

 * Name
 * John Peel 19820601a New Order and Vice Squad.mp3
 * John Peel 19820601b New Order and Vice Squad.mp3
 * Length
 * 61:47
 * 61:03


 * Other
 * Original shared via Peel Newsgroup, 10 April 2008. Many thanks to Wavey Davey for original tape and Andrew for digital transfer and share.
 * Please address re-up requests to Peel Newsgroup


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