Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1987-09-22
- Comments
- Peel plays two tracks from the Bhundu Boys latest LP.
- Peel plays a wrong track moment from When People Were Shorter And Lived Near The Water, before correcting it quickly.
- Peel reads a letter from James from Northern Ireland, who states that he played Black Dog by Babe Ruth last Tuesday and wants to know any info about releases from the artist, but JP mentions that he has never played the record, until he called the Pig to confirm it and she mentioned to him that he did play it.[1]
- Peel talks about his experience acting in Who Dares Wins after he read that one of the men from that programme will be interviewed by Janice Long. He mentions that he wore a police uniform whilst filming and car drivers thought he was a real policeman and many were cowering down whilst going pass him, thinking that they may be in trouble.
- Peel thought Laugh's Interlove was the last session track of the show and realises later on it isn't.
Sessions[]
- Napalm Death #1: Recorded: 1987-09-13
- Laugh #2. Recorded: 1987-08-25. First Broadcast: 07 September 1987
Tracklisting[]
- (JP: 'We start with a band from Anchorage, Alaska, the first one ever I think')
- Fear Itself: Dark Passage (LP - Till Death Do Us Part) KML
- Bhundu Boys: Chemedzevana (LP - True Jit) Jit Five
- Age Of Chance: Don't Get Mad... Get Even! (7") Virgin &5
- (JP: 'And tonight the debut session as I hinted at the beginning of the programme of Napalm Death and in the course of the session, they do quite a few songs but they've grouped in together in bunches of two or three at a time and here's the first three...')
- Napalm Death: The Kill / Prison Without Walls / Dead (session) #
- (JP: 'Forgot about the last one, oh pretty intense stuff, that comes from Napalm Death in session for the first time on the programme...)
- Anhrefn: Cornel (LP - Defaid, Skateboards A Wellies) Workers Playtime
- DJ Hanway: These Are The Brakes (v/a LP - Hard As Hell! Rap's Next Generation) Music Of Life
- House Of Love: Real Animal (12") Creation &6
- Laugh: The Wright Experience (session) &7
- When People Were Shorter And Lived Near The Water: The Gettysburg Address (7" - Sing Dandy, Danke Schöen, NML, And Recite The Gettysburg Address) Trace Elements
- Moussa Doumbia: Menebo Nden (v/a LP - Sound D'Afrique II Soukous) Island
- (JP: 'Now we're back to our chums Napalm Death, three more tunes for you')
- Napalm Death: Deceiver / Lucid Fairytale / In Extremis (session) @ #
- (JP: 'Oh you don't catch me twice like that...')
- Motorcycle Boy: Big Rock Candy Mountain (7") Rough Trade £
- Happy Mondays: Moving In With (v/a 7" - Sonic Sounds 3) Sounds £ part
- Various Artists: Genius At Work (12" - Big Apple Production Vol. III) J & T
- D.R.I.: Hooked (LP - Crossover) Restless &8
- Laugh: Come On Come Out (session)
- Lee 'Scratch' Perry: Jungle (7") Syncopate
- Dangtrippers: Sidewalk (v/a LP - The Iowa Compilation) South East
- Cabaret Voltaire: Here To Go (7") Parlophone
- Bhundu Boys: Rugare (LP - True Jit) Jit Five
- (JP: 'Napalm Death and three more from them')
- Napalm Death: Blind To The Truth / Negative Approach / Common Enemy (session) @ #
- (JP: 'Oh very Cole Porter...')
- Sugarcubes: Birthday (12") One Little Indian @
- Tarlochan Singh Bilga & Malkit Singh: Kurri Garam Jayee (LP - I Love Golden Star (U.K.)) Star
- Laugh: Interlove (session)
- Jesus And Mary Chain: Cherry Came Too (LP - Darklands) Blanco Y Negro
- Tommy McCook & The Supersonics: Mabrouk (Wailing) (v/a LP - Gems From Treasure Isle Or Real Cool Rock Steady) Trojan
- Last Party: Tree Shada (12") Idol
- (JP: 'This is the last tonight from Napalm Death, I say the last, it's actually the last three from Napalm Death...)
- Napalm Death: Obstinate Divide / Life &1 / You Suffer (session) @ #
- (Long silence) (JP: 'Are they going to jump at me? (silence) are they? (silence) no they're not. Those are the bands that puts barking back in the charts, where it really belongs, Napalm Death, the last from them and good raucous stuff too...)
- Big Black: People Like That? (LP - Sound Of Impact) Not @ &2
- Laugh: Time To Lose It (session) &3
- (JP: 'To end tonight's programme, something little relaxing for you for a change, this is Earl Bostic')
- Earl Bostic: Harlem Nocturne &4
- Tracks marked # on File 1
- Tracks marked @ on File 2
- Tracks marked £ on File 5
- Tracks marked & on File 6
File[]
- Name
- 1) Napalm Death Peel session 1987 Radio Broadcast!
- 2) [1987-56] John Peel Selection ~ BBC Radio 1 ~ Aug & Oct 1987
- 3) 020A-B2781XXXXXXX-0100M0.mp3
- 4) 020A-B2781XXXXXXX-0101M0.mp3
- 5) RF Sessions 2.mp3
- 6) 1987-09-xx-12-xx Peel September December 1987 UC005.mp3
- Length
- 1) 0:07:07 (to 0:01:20 unique)
- 2) 1:00:33 (0:09:38 - 0:22:20)
- 3) 1:00:20
- 4) 0:57:35
- 5) 56:18 (23:40-28:09)
- 6) 1:28:19 (from 1:15:20, 54:44-1:02:29) (from 1:15:20, 57:07-1:02:29 unique)
- Other
- 1) Thanks to Steve Dirckze
- 2) Thanks to Pirate Radio Archive. John Peel Selection ~ BBC Radio 1 ~ Aug & Oct 1987
- 3-4) Recordings at the British Library
- 5) Recorded by RobF and digitised by Weatherman22
- 6) Created from UC05 of the UC Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22. UC Tape 5 Peel September December 1987
- Available
- 1) YouTube
- 2) Mediafire
- 3-4) Sound & Moving Image Catalogue (Find Format: B2781/1)
- 5) Mooo
- 6) Mooo
- Footnotes
- ↑ According to the 15 September 1987 tracklisting which would have been a Tuesday, there is no record of Peel playing it on that show.