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04 December 1992

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1992-12-04
Comments
  • Unusually there are two new sessions in tonight’s show.
  • John mentions that he (and the rest of his family) saw the Wedding Present at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge last night. This was his daughter Flossie’s first ever gig.
  • Peel thanks everyone who sent in votes for this year's Festive 50.

Sessions[]

  • Breed, #2. Recorded 29 September 1992. No known commercial release.
  • Where’s The Beach?, #3. Recorded 11 October 1992. No known commercial release.

Tracklisting[]

  • File a begins
  • Buzz Hungry: The Envictor (7 inch ) Singles Only Label
(JP: ‘This is the Future Sound Of London and yet in a rather special way it isn’t.)
(JP: ‘Is ridicule more effective than bad temper? Discuss.’)
(After letting it play for about 30 seconds JP re-starts the Trumans Water single at the correct speed.)
(11:30 news)
(JP: ‘And you’re back with the Peel wing ding: another centre of stability.’)
(JP: ‘While you are considering all of the new formats and I know that you all will be because you can’t wait to get into them if I know you. Whether you’re gonna have the XKE or the BRM or the ERA or whatever it is you're gonna go for, consider this the 5 inch single. This is from the Melvins.’)
(JP: ‘Of course there was an earlier Snatch, back in 1977, who went like this.’)
(1:00 news)
(JP: ‘Just had a phone call from BBC2 Television, from the continuity announcer there, getting ready close down and wanting to know what I’d got in the rest of the programme. So I told him, and I’m now looking forward to hearing what he’s got to say’.)
(John plays the TV on the radio)
(JP: ‘Incidentally Lynn Parsons came in just a second ago to tell me that she’s majoring on Cher in tonight’s programme but has promised a Des O'Connor track during the programme at some stage. So looks like another night without sleep for me.’)
(JP: ‘...7” EP yet again. Vinyl of course is finished, they keep telling you. There’s only been two CDs in this programme so far. We fight the good fight.)
(JP: ‘And the last record in tonight’s programme and we’re going to have time to play – well most of it.’)
  • Cell: Auf Weidersehen (7 inch - Wild) Ecstatic Peace!
  • File b ends with part of the news
  • Tracks marked % also on File 2

File[]

Name
  • 1) Peel Show 1992-12-04
  • a) 1992-12-04 Peel Show L246a.mp3
  • b) Peel Show 1992-12-04 (incomplete)
  • c) 1992-12-04 Peel Show L246b.mp3
  • 2) 1992-11-xx-12-xx Peel Show UC071.mp3
Length
  • 1) 02:57:48
  • a) 00:42:24
  • b) 01:29:54
  • c) 00:37:58
  • 2) 1:32:56 (39:47-47:06)
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