Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1994-08-26
- Comments
- The programme comes from backstage at the Reading Festival.
- The show includes with interviews Louise Wener from Sleeper, John “Fat” Beast, Voodoo Queens, David Gedge, Paul Lester and contributions from John’s daughter Flossie. Just the interview with Louise Wener and John “Fat” Beast are included on the recording.
- John planned to interview Lou Barlow, but this was cancelled after the Sebadoh man had an accident on stage with his guitar.
- Original tracklisting taken from Lorcan's Tracklistings Archive
Sessions[]
- Flaming Lips, recorded Live at the Reading Festival. No known commercial release.
Tracklisting[]
- File 3 begins at end of Pete Tong's show
- File 1 cuts in during next track about 3 minutes into the show
- DJ Sparks: ‘Hang Dem High (12 inch)’ Yaw Records
- Flaming Lips: ‘Bad Days (CD EP - Providing Needles For Your Balloons)’ Warner Bros Records
- Novocaine: ‘Culture Me (Various Artists LP - I Was A Teenage Gwent Boy)’ Frug! Records %3
- (JP: ‘[You] must be picking up that booming Cypress Hill bass that’s going on in the background. I’ll just pause for a second so you can get a bit of the atmos’. John turns up effects mike, just as Cypress Hill launch into a string of expletives. ‘Well there you go. Thank you. That’s your ration of rude words for the time being’.)
- Man Or Astroman?: ‘Deuces Wild (Various Artists 10 inch - Think Link Volume 1)’ Drink N Drive Records.
- (JP: ‘This is a track from a err, I’ve forgotten who it is by actually, but it will be jolly good.’)
- (Interview with Louise Wener from Sleeper)
- Sleeper: 'Pyrotechnician I Think I Love You] (Various Artists CD - Volume Eleven)' Volume %1
- (10:31 news)
- American TV Cops: Thirst (7") Pest PES01
- Inner Sphere: ‘Biomechanoid (12 inch - Necronmicon)’ Sabrettes
- Drugstore: ‘Star Crossed (Promo Cassette)’ Honey Records %5
- Flaming Lips (live from Reading):
- 'Unconsciously Screaming' (tape flip)
- 'Moth In The Incubator'
- 'The Superhumans'
- 'Holloween On The Barbary Coast'
- 'Hit Me Like You Did The First Time'
- 'She Don't Use Jelly'
- Cypress Hill: ‘Lick A Shot [Remix] (Various Artists CD - Volume Eleven)’ Volume
- Sebadoh: ‘Got It (CD – Bakesale)’ Domino @
- Reverend Horton Heat: ‘Five-O Ford (CD - Liquor In The Front)’ Interscope Records %2
- (11:29 news)
- Bass X: 'Hardcore Disco (2xLP - Hardcore Hell )’ Evolution Records
- (Interview with John "Fat" Beast)
- File 1 ends
- Velocity Girl: 'Your Silent Face (7 inch)’ Merge Records %6
- Cocoa Tea & Buccaneer: ‘Don't Talk It (Part 2)’
- (Interview with the Voodoo Queens)
- Voodoo Queens: 'Summer Sun (CD - Peel Sessions)' Strange Fruit
- LSG: ‘Hearts (12 inch - Blueprint EP)’ Superstition (JP decides this record is mighty enough to take along to any repeat Desert Islands Discs appearances)
- Kurt Cobain & Courtney Love: ‘Closing Time'
- (Interview with David Gedge & Douglas, [a steward])
- Wedding Present: 'Spangle (Various Artists CD - Volume Eleven)’ Volume @
- Mazey Fade: 'Anastesia (CD - Secret Watchers Built The World)’ Domino
- 12:30 news
- Stereolab: ‘Nihilist Assault Group (2xLP - Mars Audiac Quintet)’ Duophonic
- Masked Marvel's Buddy: 'Screamin' & Hollerin' The Blues [#2] (Compilation CD - My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama)’ Lenox %4
- (Interview with Paul Lester of Melody Maker)
- Elastica: ‘Waking Up [BBC Radio 1 FM Session] (Various Artists Cassette - Reading Present)’ Melody Maker
- Mercury Rev: ‘Everlasting Arm (single)' Beggars Banquet
- File 3 cuts out during outro to above track
- Tuff To The Bone: ‘Dance Hall Junglist (12 inch)' Slam! Records §
- Tracks marked @ available on File 2
- Tracks marked % available on File 4
File[]
- Name
- 1) Peel Show 1994-08-26 (incomplete)
- 2) OT mixtape Sh 1994 Sebadoh.mp3
- 3) John Peel 26 Aug 1994.mp3
- 4) 1994-08-xx-09-xx Peel Show UC090.mp3
- Length
- 1) 01:33:07
- 2) 30:32 (16:07-21:28)
- 3) 02:57:48 (from 0:00:57)
- 4) 1:33:01 (21:21-42:34)
- Other
- 1) Many thanks to the taper
- 2) Many thanks to Onion Terror. OT Mixtape Sh
- 3) Many thanks to Tim
- 4) Created from UC90 of the UC Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22. UC Tape 90 August September 1994
- Available