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*Peel mentions last Friday visiting the Caribbean Centre in [[Ipswich]] for a 6 hour event to see [[Bolt Thrower]], [[Carcass]], [[Extreme Noise Terror]] and [[Sore Throat]]. He goes on to say he missed Sore Throat's performance as he was having an Indian meal and said the only wrong thing about the event was that it wasn't loud enough!
 
*Peel mentions last Friday visiting the Caribbean Centre in [[Ipswich]] for a 6 hour event to see [[Bolt Thrower]], [[Carcass]], [[Extreme Noise Terror]] and [[Sore Throat]]. He goes on to say he missed Sore Throat's performance as he was having an Indian meal and said the only wrong thing about the event was that it wasn't loud enough!
 
*Peel said he used to sell insurance once in west Texas and he wished in San Antonio, that he would have gone to see [[George Coleman]] or Bongo Joe play.
 
*Peel said he used to sell insurance once in west Texas and he wished in San Antonio, that he would have gone to see [[George Coleman]] or Bongo Joe play.
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*Peel mentioned seeing [[Bryan Ferry]] perform last week and thought it was boring.
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*Peel mentioned seeing [[Bryan Ferry]] perform last week ''(that would have been Thursday 19th January 1989 at Wembley Arena, where he wrote an article for the [[Observer]] about the performance, which was re-published in the [[Olivetti Chronicles]])'' and thought it was boring.
 
*Peel says the latest single from [[Pop Will Eat Itself]] is their best record to date.
 
*Peel says the latest single from [[Pop Will Eat Itself]] is their best record to date.
 
*Peel plays a track by a hardcore punk band called [[Insurrection]] from the island of Guernsey.
 
*Peel plays a track by a hardcore punk band called [[Insurrection]] from the island of Guernsey.
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*Peel mentions that he found someone from Seattle outside [[London]] to come in the studio to talk about the Seattle alternative rock scene, which he describes as making good music. He goes on to say that [[Soundgarden]] a band from that region, has signed to a major label, which worries him, as he feels the band's music might change because of that. He then plays a track from the band's latest album, which he likes very much.
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*Peel was supposed to play Ballet Gorilla by the [[Shrubs]], but instead played Papa Chaperon.
   
 
== Tracklisting ==
  
== Tracklisting ==
 
* '''File 1'''
  
* '''File 1'''
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*[[Morrissey]]: The Last Of The Famous International Playboys ([https://www.discogs.com/Morrissey-The-Last-Of-The-Famous-International-Playboys/release/409748 7"]) His Master's Voice
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*[[Morrissey]]: The Last Of The Famous International Playboys ([https://www.discogs.com/Morrissey-The-Last-Of-The-Famous-International-Playboys/release/405858 12"]) His Master's Voice
 
*[[Stop The Violence Movement]]: Self Destruction ([https://www.discogs.com/The-Stop-The-Violence-Movement-Self-Destruction/release/1325018 12"]) Jive
  
*[[Stop The Violence Movement]]: Self Destruction ([https://www.discogs.com/The-Stop-The-Violence-Movement-Self-Destruction/release/1325018 12"]) Jive
 
*[[Nine Pound Hammer]]: Doomsday Poptarts (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Nine-Pound-Hammer-The-MudBlood-And-The-Beers/release/1508702 The Mud, The Blood, And The Beers]) Wanghead
  
*[[Nine Pound Hammer]]: Doomsday Poptarts (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Nine-Pound-Hammer-The-MudBlood-And-The-Beers/release/1508702 The Mud, The Blood, And The Beers]) Wanghead
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*[[George Coleman]]: Listen At That Bull (album - [https://www.discogs.com/George-Coleman-Bongo-Joe/release/1365640 Bongo Joe]) Arhoolie
  
*[[George Coleman]]: Listen At That Bull (album - [https://www.discogs.com/George-Coleman-Bongo-Joe/release/1365640 Bongo Joe]) Arhoolie
 
*[[Pop Will Eat Itself]]: Can U Dig It? ([https://www.discogs.com/Pop-Will-Eat-Itself-Can-U-Dig-It/release/4268442 7"]) RCA
  
*[[Pop Will Eat Itself]]: Can U Dig It? ([https://www.discogs.com/Pop-Will-Eat-Itself-Can-U-Dig-It/release/4268442 7"]) RCA
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*[[Sundays]]: Can't Be Sure ([https://www.discogs.com/The-Sundays-Cant-Be-Sure/release/1185275 7"]) Rough Trade
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*[[Sundays]]: Can't Be Sure ([https://www.discogs.com/The-Sundays-Cant-Be-Sure/release/10079332 12"]) Rough Trade
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*[[Insurrection]]: Deadhead (LP - [https://www.discogs.com/Insurrection-Insurrection/release/1727144 Insurrection]) Peaceville
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*[[Insurrection]]: Deadhead (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Insurrection-Insurrection/release/1727144 Insurrection]) Peaceville
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*[[Robot & The DJs]]: Energy (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Jackmaster-Phuture-Trax/release/69485 Jackmaster Phuture Trax]) Westside
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*
  
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*[[Soundgarden]]: All Your Lies (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Soundgarden-Ultramega-OK/release/1035080 Ultramega OK]) SST
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*
  
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*[[Loudon Wainwright III]]: Wine With Dinner (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Loudon-Wainwright-III-T-Shirt/release/4332257 T Shirt]) Arista
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*
  
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*[[Electro Hippies]]: Sometimes I'm So Glad (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Hiatus-The-Peaceville-Sampler/release/1727174 Hiatus (The Peaceville Sampler.]) Peaceville
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*[[Loop]]: This Is Where You End (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Loop-Fade-Out/release/369958 Fade Out]) Chapter 22
 
*'''File 2'''
  
*'''File 2'''
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*[[Honor Role]]: Lives Of The Saints No. 135 (Naked Wife) (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Human-Music/release/1464675 Human Music]) Homestead
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*
  
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*[[Roland Alphonso & The Soul Brothers|Roland Alphonso & The Soul Brothers:]] Phoenix City (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Pressure-Drop-Island-Celebrates-25-Years-Of-Jamaican-Music/release/3127494 Pressure Drop - Island Celebrates 25 Years Of Jamaican Music]) Mango
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*
  
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*[[Bastro]]: Flesh-Coloured House (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Human-Music/release/1464675 Human Music]) Homestead
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*
  
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*[[Doom]]: Diseased (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Hiatus-The-Peaceville-Sampler/release/1727174 Hiatus (The Peaceville Sampler.)]) Peaceville
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*
  
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*[[Mkoma Ketai And Simba Brothers]]: Tinomukonda Mulungu (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Mkoma-Ketai-and-Simba-Brothers-Rukudzo/release/10604861 Rukudzo]) Musi-Oa-Tunya
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*
  
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*[[Horny Genius]]: Crane (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Mondostereo/release/754255 Mondostereo]) The Tinnitus Label
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*
  
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*[[Sundays]]: I Kicked A Boy (12" - [https://www.discogs.com/The-Sundays-Cant-Be-Sure/release/10079332 Can't Be Sure]) Rough Trade
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*[[Shrubs]]: Papa Chaperon (album - [https://www.discogs.com/The-Shrubs-Vessels-Of-The-Heart/release/2728728 Vessels Of The Heart]) Public Domain
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*[[Fontella Bass]]: To Be Free (v/a album - [https://www.discogs.com/Various-Soul-Jewels-Volume-1-Lets-Do-It-Over/release/3706498 Soul Jewels Volume 1 - Let's Do It Over]) Charly R&B
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*
  
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*[[Loop]]: A Vision Stain (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Loop-Fade-Out/release/369958 Fade Out]) Chapter 22
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*
  
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*[[Charm]]: Phantastic Voyage (12" - [https://www.discogs.com/Charm-Walk-On-The-Wild-Side-Phantastic-Voyage/release/1671488 Walk On The Wild Side / Phantastic Voyage]) Urban
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*
  
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*[[15]]: Aroma (12" - [https://www.discogs.com/15-15/release/1919767 15]) Invisible
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*[[Gang Starr]]: Gusto (12" - [https://www.discogs.com/Gang-Starr-Movin-On/release/250175 Movin' On]) Wild Pitch
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*
  
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*[[Uncle Slam]]: Weirdo Man (album - [https://www.discogs.com/Uncle-Slam-Say-Uncle/release/2204551 Say Uncle]) Caroline
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*[[Morrissey]]: Lucky Lisp (12" - [https://www.discogs.com/Morrissey-The-Last-Of-The-Famous-International-Playboys/release/405858 The Last Of The Famous International Playboys]) His Master's Voice
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*[[Carl Meeks]]: Run Come People ([https://www.discogs.com/Carl-Meeks-Run-Come-People/release/2744612 7"]) Out-Burst
   
 
== File ==
  
== File ==
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[[Category:Available online]]
  
[[Category:Available online]]
 
[[Category:Eddie Berlin Tapes]]
  
[[Category:Eddie Berlin Tapes]]
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[[Category:Wrong Track Moment]]

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  • Peel mentions he would be with a walking frame to see Mudhoney tour with Sonic Youth when they arrive in Europe.
  • Peel mentions last Friday visiting the Caribbean Centre in Ipswich for a 6 hour event to see Bolt Thrower, Carcass, Extreme Noise Terror and Sore Throat. He goes on to say he missed Sore Throat's performance as he was having an Indian meal and said the only wrong thing about the event was that it wasn't loud enough!
  • Peel said he used to sell insurance once in west Texas and he wished in San Antonio, that he would have gone to see George Coleman or Bongo Joe play.
  • Peel mentioned seeing Bryan Ferry perform last week (that would have been Thursday 19th January 1989 at Wembley Arena, where he wrote an article for the Observer about the performance, which was re-published in the Olivetti Chronicles) and thought it was boring.
  • Peel says the latest single from Pop Will Eat Itself is their best record to date.
  • Peel plays a track by a hardcore punk band called Insurrection from the island of Guernsey.
  • Peel mentions that he found someone from Seattle outside London to come in the studio to talk about the Seattle alternative rock scene, which he describes as making good music. He goes on to say that Soundgarden a band from that region, has signed to a major label, which worries him, as he feels the band's music might change because of that. He then plays a track from the band's latest album, which he likes very much.
  • Peel was supposed to play Ballet Gorilla by the Shrubs, but instead played Papa Chaperon.

Tracklisting

File 

Name
  • 1) Peel On Bremen Vier - 1989-01-31A.mp3
  • 2) Peel On Bremen Vier - 1989-01-31B.mp3
Length
  • 1) 0:54:34
  • 2) 0:55:23
Other
  • 1-2) Thanks to Eddie Berlin!
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