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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1978-08-03
Comments
  • Opens by telling listeners that Steel Pulse's Handsworth Revolution album is at number 9 in the album charts and "shows that we're not wasting our time completely".
  • First track is "a bonus for heavy metal fans who may be feeling slightly disenfranchised".
  • Among the albums heavily featured are the first by the Rolling Stones (from 1963) and the latest by Mick Farren, whose LP featured guest appearances from fellow NME journalist Chrissie Hynde, Curved Air singer Sonja Kristina and former Dr. Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson, although not on these tracks, plus the debut from DMZ.
  • An early Tubeway Army single also gets a play.
  • John also mentions ? (Ascones, Scones, Scums) Buzzcocks and Marie Et Le Garçons

Sessions[]

  • All records show

Tracklisting[]

File[]

Name
  • 1) 1978-08-03 (All records show).mp3
  • 2) J P PM093.mp3
Length
  • 1) 1.44.39
  • 2) 1:28:52 (46:26-1:20:16) (From 1:17:51 unique)
Other
  • 1) Originally shared through assorted torrents/uploads, brought together on a now-defunct Julian Tapes (torrent) by "bbrbr57", also via Peel Newsgroup. Some of the original cassettes were running fast and the speed of the digital files may need adjustment. This is possible using Audacity and similar software. Many thanks to Julian, Kev and "bbrbr57"!
  • 2) Created from PM093 of the PM Tapes, digitised by Tim. Many thanks to Peter Mitchell for making the recordings.
  • Please address re-up requests to Peel Mailing List.
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