Show
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1993-06-04
- Comments
- The Phantom Fifty reaches number nine.
- John says that he is off to the Isle Of Man TT races next week.
Sessions
- 70 Gwen Party #3. Recorded 4 May 1993. Available on the Snape Records CD – John Peel Session 1, 2, 3 & 4
- Bivouac #2, repeat, first broadcast 31 October 1992, recorded 4 October 1992. No known commercial release.
Tracklisting
File 1 begins
- Dinosaur Jr.: ‘Raisins (Promo CD – Out There)’ (Sire Records)
- Little Annie: ‘Bless Those (LP - Short And Sweet)’ (On-U Sound)
- Augusta Furnace: ‘Venus Esoterica (7 inch)’ (Ruling Factor Records)
- Derek Enright MP: ‘Eleanor Rigby in Latin (CD – The Exotic Beatles Part 1)’ (Exotica Records)
- 70 Gwen Party: ‘Walkabout’ (Peel Session)
- (JP: ‘They bestride our world like a colossus. That’s 70 Gwen Party in session.’)
- Vitamin: ‘Alice In Donderland (12 inch – Muffin’ In Mokum)’ (Mokum Records)
- Bivouac: ‘Popsong’ (Peel Session)
- Smashing Pumpkins: ‘Cherub Rock (12 inch)’ (Hut)
- (JP: ‘It’s all so noisy isn’t it really. Don’t you sometimes yearn, for what we at One FM call quality music. You know, Sting at his most introspective, something like that.’)
- (11:30 news)
- Fugazi: ‘Sweet And Low (LP – In On The Kill Taker)’ (Dischord)
- Culture: ‘Zion Gate (LP – Baldhead Bridge)’ Joe Gibbs Music
- Radial Spangle: ‘Gutter Chain (CD – Ice Cream Headache)’ (Mint Industries)
- New Decade: 'Statute Of Gold (12 inch)' (Out Of Romford Records)
- Fudge Tunnel: ‘Grit' (CD – Creep Diets)’ (Earache) announced as Always?
File b begins
- God Is My Co-Pilot: ‘Straight Not (7 inch – My Sinister Hidden Agenda)’ (Blackout! Records)
- 70 Gwen Party: ‘Like Richard Dadd’ (Peel Session)[1]
- Screaming Lord Jim & The Piccadilly Squares: ‘What's The Wooly Bully? (LP – The Big Itch Volume 4)’ (Mr Manicotti Records)
1991 Festive Fifty
- 09: Fall, ‘A Lot Of Wind (LP –Shiftwork)’ (Cog Sinister)
- S Bicknell: Track 1 (12 inch - Quest EP)’ (Cosmic Records)
- Bivouac: ‘Bad Day Song’ (Peel Session)
- Wawali Bonane: ‘Ba Kulutu (CD – The Second Breath)’ Sonodisc
- Brian Dewan: ‘Obedience School (CD – Brian Dewan)’ (Hello Recording Club)
- (12:30 news)
- Reverend Horton Heat: ‘Big Little Baby (LP – The Full Custom Gospel Sounds Of)’ (Sub Pop Records)
File b ends
- 70 Gwen Party: ‘Knee Deep In Evil’ (Peel Session)
- Bim Sherman & Strange Parcels: ‘More Is Insane (10 inch)’ (On-U Sound)
- (JP: ‘For no particular reason here’s a golden gasser.’)
- My Bloody Valentine: ‘Thorn (12 inch – You Made Me Realise)’ (Creation Records)
- Strapping Fieldhands: ‘Eggs In The Reservoir (7 inch EP – Future Pastoral)’ 9Siltbreeze)
- Humming Bird: ‘Fuji Isn’t Sleeping Yet (CD – Mode Of Conduct)’ (Felee)
- Fuse: ‘Train Trac. 1 (2xLP – Dimension Intrusion)’ (Warp Records)
- Johnny Burnette Trio: ‘The Train Kept A-Rollin’ (7 inch)’ (Coral)
- (JP: ‘Sophisticated programming of a frankly breathtaking nature, I think.’)
- Slow Change Madagascar: ‘Commercial Pilots (7 inch)’ (Dtox)
- Bivouac: ‘Good Day Song’ (Peel Session)
- Virginia Mukwesha: ‘Nyarara (CD - Farai)’ (Piranha)
File d begins
- That Dog: 'Jump (2x7 inch – That Dog)' (Magnatone Products)
- 70 Gwen Party: ‘Nip’ (Peel Session)
- Dr Phibes And The House Of Wax Equations: ‘Deadpan Control Freak (CD – Hypnotwister)’ (Quigley Records)
- (1:30 news)
- Bad Religion: ‘American Jesus (CD – Recipe Of Hate)’ (Epitaph Records)
- Ruby Johnson: ‘How Strong Is My Love (CD - I’ll Run Your Hurt Away)’ (Stax)
- Bivouac: ‘Money Song’ (Peel Session)
- Roots: ‘Lap II (12 inch EP)’ (Force Inc. Music Works)
- Fishmonkeyman: ‘What’s The World Coming To? (12 inch – Seven Monkeys In A Tree)’ (Groovey Cardboard)
- Acetone: ‘Cindy (CD Single - Acetone EP)’ (Hut)
File 1 ends: file d continues on to Steve Edwards sitting in for Lynn Parsons
File
- Name
- 1) Peel Show 1993-06-04
- b) L292-a
- d) L292-b
- Length
- 1) 02:59:45
- b) 00:39:40
- d) 00:45:50
- Other
- 1) Note that during the second half of the show the recording intermittently drops out for a second or so.
- b) and d) Files created from L292 of the SL Tapes, digitised by Bill.
- Available
Footnotes
- ↑ John desperately tries to remember the name of Richard Dadd’s most famous painting. It was called The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke.
