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25 May 1996

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1996-05-25
Comments

Sessions[]

  • Simon Joyner,one and only session. Recording date unknown. No known commercial release.
  • Dweeb, one and only session. Recorded 1996-04-28. No known commercial release.

Tracklisting[]

  • Files b and d start at beginning of show while File a cuts in during first track
  • Quickspace Supersport: 'Friend (7")' (Kitty Kitty Corporation) [1] complete on file b) &
  • Christoph De Babalon: 'Residuum (12"-Destroy Berlin)' (Digital Hardcore Recordings) @
  • Dweeb: 'Theme From Dweeb' (Peel Session) %
  • (Bryan Ferry Story trailer)
(JP (referring to soundbite in previous trailer): 'I must admit, the concept of an ostrich head in the ground ploughing on is quite attractive.')
(JP: 'Simon Joyner in session this afternoon. We've obviously been looking forward to a session from him for some time. We've tried a couple of times in the past to get him in here when he's been travelling through Europe and have failed: this time we've succeeded.')
(JP: 'Three coming up from Dweeb: for some reason, when I was putting this programme together, I just thought, let's play all of those Dweeb numbers back to back. There was a sound reason for it at the time, but frankly I've forgotten what it was.')
  • Dweeb: 'Session Fodder For John' (Peel Session) %
  • Dweeb: 'Scooby Doo' (Peel Session) %
  • Dweeb: 'Retard' (Peel Session) (tape flip on File a) in the middle of this) %
(JP: 'All brief and to the point: I wish everybody showed such economy. The first of them Session Fodder For John, couldn't figure out what that was all about, sounded mildly critical, but nothing wrong with that: long overdue, I'd say.')

File[]

Name
  • a) 25-05-1996 S Joyner, Dweeb.mp3
  • b) Peel Show 1996-05-25 (incomplete)
  • c) 1996-05-xx Peel Show LE290
  • d) 020A-H07229XXXXXX-0100A0.mp3
  • e) 1996-05-xx Peel Show UC116.mp3
  • f) 1996-05-xx-06-xx Peel Show UC117.mp3
Length
  • a) 01:36:06 (from 1:29:20 unique)
  • b) 01:34:41 (silence after 1:33:50)
  • c) 1:33:11 (28:55-1:19:29) (from 1:08:26 unique)
  • d) 2:00:09
  • e) 1:29:44 (from 1:26:21)
  • f) 1:31:00 (to 29:29) (from 26:13 unique)
Other
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Footnotes
  1. ↑ Listed in discogs under Quickspace.
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