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25 April 1992

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1992-04-25
Comments
  • "Hi there I'm John Peel the jeanagers (sic) friend. And this programme is for Mark and Vanessa of Bury who got married today and almost certainly won't be listening to the radio as a consequence. Quite rightly so to."
  • John has one or two problems pronouncing Gerogerigegege.
  • First two and a half hours or so of the show included on Files 1-4 which have been subsequently joined. New section from the SL Tapes adds a little more to the end of the show.

Sessions[]

  • Bivouac #1, recorded 08 March 1992. No known commercial releaase.
  • Ragga Twins #2, repeat, first broadcast 23 January 1992. Recorded 21 January 1992. No known commercial release.

Tracklisting[]

File 1

  • Noys: 'Ave Maria (Waltz That Noys Mix) (12 inch)' (Logic Records)
  • Slot: 'Grandma (7 inch)' (Sympathy For The Record Industry)
  • Bivouac: 'Drank' (Peel Session)
  • General TK: 'Warning (7 inch)' (Digital-B)
  • (JP: 'I'd better start the programme by congratulating Ipswich on going up into the First Division as champions of the Second Division. I've got mixed feelings about that because I've seen a lot of them this season and they're a good team and it's a nice place to go and watch football - no question about that - Portman Road, but I don't like the idea of the Premier League never have done, I don't suppose I ever will. So as I say, mixed feelings about it but obviously they're going to be extremely chuffed, no question about that.')
  • PJ Harvey: 'Joe (Various Artists LP - (Over A Century Of Vivisection And Anti-Vivisection) How Much Longer)' (Anti-Vivisection Agency)
  • Kill Laura: 'Curl Aura (12 inch - Gall & Wormwood EP)' (Klee)
  • Blak Prophetz: 'Tempa Tempa (12 inch - Chapter One)' (Kold Sweat)
(11:30 News)

File 2 begins
File e begins

(JP: ‘I must be one of astonishingly few people in the country who ever saw Ron Holden Live’.)

File 3

  • Space Cadet: 'House The Crowd (12 inch)' (Sapho)
  • (JP: 'I had actually intended to go up to Oxford to see the Ipswich match but duty called and I wanted to make sure this programme was as white hot as they always are so I stayed in town and sorted it out.')
  • Agustus Pablo: Keep On Dubbing (album - King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown)
  • Basinger: 'Looking At Him (12 inch - Boomerang EP )' (Wilde Club Records)

File e ends
File c begins

  • Daisy: 'Brave Mr Real (7 inch )' (Planned Obsolescence)
(JP: ‘You're listening to One FM where the hits keep happening.’)
  • Prudens Futuri: 'In the Name Of The One (12 inch)' (80 Aum Records)
(JP: ‘I was tempted to play their [Gerogerigegege’s] track from the CD, but emm, err shall I describe [it]. Well it seems to be basically somebody masturbating actually set to music. So I felt that perhaps not at this time of night. Not what you really need. So instead a track from ‘Dissecting Table’.)

File 4

(1:00 news) (edited out on File c)

File 4 ends

File c ends
File d starts

Peel reveals that he discovered that day what 'Yo La Tengo' means; "It's something apparently that baseball players shout... it probably means something like, 'leave it, it's mine' I think, or 'my ball' or whatever."
(JP: 'Andy Kershaw, who has an A level in Spanish, phoned up to say Yo La Tengo actually means 'I've already got it', as in "don't go to Norwich, you'll get dysentery". "Yo la tengo".')

File[]

Name
  • 1-4) 1992-04-25 Peel Show 1992-04-25 (incomplete)
  • c) 1992-04-25 Peel Show L266
  • d) 1992-04-25 Peel Show L252
  • e) 1992-04-25 JP L276
Length
  • 1-4) 02:34:53
  • c) 01:30:49
  • d) 00:15:03
  • e) 00:40:06
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