Show[]
- Name
- John Peel's Music On BFBS
- Station
- BFBS (Germany)
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1987-10-09
- Comments
- From Peel 070 (BFBS) and Peel 071 (BFBS)
Sessions[]
- None
Tracklisting[]
- File 1
- Sex Clark Five: 'If You See Her With Me (Let Me Know) (LP-Strum & Drum!)' (Records To Russia)
- Friends Of The Family: 'Rotten To The Core (7")' (Ediesta)
- Walking Seeds: 'St. Albans (LP-Skullfuck)' (Probe Plus) [1]
- Frohlix: 'Tierarzt (LP-Teujahatelitanjak)' (Herbe Scherbe)
- Wild Swans: 'God Forbid (12"-Revolutionary Spirit)' (Zoo)
- Smiths: 'A Rush And A Push And The Land Is Ours (LP-Strangeways Here We Come)' (Rough Trade)
- (JP: "It's a most curious thing, dear reader, but I haven't been playing this LP very much in Britain at all. In fact, I haven't played a track from it whatsoever yet, and the main reason for this is because somehow it just doesn't seem terribly important any more.")
- Neighborhood Watch: 'Sports Fun (7")' (Vinyl Communications)
- Lurkers: 'Go, Go, Go (LP-Fulham Fallout)' (Beggars Banquet)
- File 2
- Josef K: 'Fun 'N' Frenzy (LP-The Only Fun In Town)' (Postcard)
- Big Stick: 'Billy Jack Paddy Wack (12"-Crack Attack)' (Buy Our Records)
- Dinosaur: 'Lose (LP-You're Living All Over Me)' (SST)
- I, Ludicrous: 'Preposterous Tales (LP-It's Like Everything Else)' (Kaleidoscope Sound)
- (JP: 'If you'll forgive me a kind of cosmic name-dropping, there was a time when I used to go drinking with Rod Stewart, amongst others, before he became enormously famous. He was a bloke who would never buy a drink, I mean, absolutely never. You could sit there all night looking at him accusingly, never buy a drink and every time you got up eventually out of despair and said, "Another drink, Rod?", he'd say, "Yes, please, and a Scotch egg", or something like that, "while you're at it." Amazing. That's perhaps why he's a multi-millionaire now. That and the records of course.')
File[]
- Name
- 1) Peel 070
- 2) Peel 071
- Length
- 1) 00:44:05 (from 16:43)
- 2) 00:46:27 (to 13:03)
- Other
- Many thanks to Dirk.
- Available
- Footnotes
- ↑ John claims the phasing reminds him of The Big Hurt by Toni Fisher.