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22 March 2001 (Radio Eins)

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Show[]

Name
  • Peel 165
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 2001-03-22
Comments
  • This is a portion of the show.
  • Date confirmed with reference to defunct website track listings provided by Peel Mailing List user ckitlee, to whom many thanks.
  • Tracks marked § not present on available recording.

Tracklisting[]

  • Mogwai: Sine Wave (album Rock Action) Southpaw Recordings PAWLP1 ¤
  • Fotomoto: Le Coquillage
  • Strokes: Last Nite (7") Rough Trade RTRADES 041 ¤
  • White Stripes: Why Can't You Be Nicer To Me? (album - De Stijl) XL Recordings XLLP 150 ¤
  • JP - 'Last week I was up in Sheffield, because that's where my son Tom is at university. And he recommended a record shop to me that I'd never been into before, although it was quite close to an Indian, no not and Indian, and African restaurant, that I've been in once, which was untterly wonderful, but I went along to this record shop on Tom's recommendation, and I'd been in there about quarter an hour, and a fella came over and said, "do you recognise me?" and of course I said, " well I don't think I do" and it turned out to be a fella called Barry Everard, and Barry came to my wife and I's wedding, twenty and how many years ago it was, and I hadn't seen him since then. He'd been running this record shop all of this time, and it was an excellent record shop, it has to be said. And one of the members of his staff, hang on wait until I make sure I play the right track - has made a CD under the name of I Monster, called These Are Our Children. And from it, a track called French Mods Can't Drink. And as to the veracity of that statement, I can't possibly comment.'.
  • I Monster: French Mods Can't Drink (album - These Are Our Children) Deeda DCD1
  • Black Halo: No Tomorrow Girls (LP - The Violent Years) Sub Pop SP 520
  • Kid 606: Twirl (Photo Shoot Remix By Matmos) (EP) Force Lab FLAB003
  • Ballboy: Leave The Earth Behind You And Take A Walk Into The Sunshine (album - Club Anthems 2001) SL lone 11 (third Ballboy track of show)
  • End of show

File[]

Name
  • R Eins 165 and 124 John_Peel_124_2001_.MP3
Length
  • 1:33:27 (portion from start to 50:23)
Other
Available
  • No longer available
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