Show[]
- Name
- John Peel's Music On BFBS
- Station
- BFBS (Germany)
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1985-09/10
- Comments
- Another pseudo-thriller story from John (see also 23 August 1998 (BFBS)).
Sessions[]
- None
Tracklisting[]
- Cure: 'Push (LP-The Head On The Door)' (Fiction) 02 September 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'A good LP actually, their best in a while.')
- Joy Division: 'Isolation (LP-Closer)' (Factory) 09 September 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'Well, did you ever have so much fun.')
- Cocteau Twins: 'Musette And Drums (LP-Head Over Heels)' (4AD) 09 September 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'You know, I've heard that record squillions of times, and it's the first time I've ever noticed that she actually sings the words "musette and drums" several times in the course of it.')
- Alan Vega: 'Outlaw (LP-Collision Drive)' (Celluloid) 09 September 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'Did that statue move?')
- Fall: 'My New House (LP-This Nation's Saving Grace)' (Beggars Banquet) 16 September 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'Makes you want to throw your hat in the air and shout "Huzzah!", I shouldn't wonder.')
- N.O.T.A.[1]: 'I Should Kill You (LP-N.O.T.A.)' (Rabid Cat) 16 September 1985 (BFBS)
- Yeah Yeah Noh: 'Wendy's In The Woods (7"-Another Side To Mrs. Quill)' (In Tape) 16 September 1985 (BFBS)
- Les Thugs: 'Femme Fatale (7"-B side of Frenetic Dancing)' (Gougnaf Mouvement) 16 September 1985 (BFBS)
- Hüsker Dü: 'Makes No Sense At All (LP-Flip Your Wig)' (SST) 16 September 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'Saw them last week in London: not bad at all.') [2]
- Jesus And Mary Chain: 'Taste Of Cindy (Compilation 7"-The Hit RED Hot EP)' (The Hit) 05 October 1985 (BFBS)
- Artery: 'Into The Garden (Compilation LP-Goodbye To All That)' (Red Flame) 05 October 1985 (BFBS)
- Bog-Shed: 'Hand Me Down Father (12"-Let Them Eat Bog Shed)' (Vinyl Drip) 05 October 1985 (BFBS)
- Nirvana Devils: 'Secret Agent Girl (7")' (Exile) 05 October 1985 (BFBS)
- Jesus And Mary Chain: 'Head (7"-Just Like Honey)' (Blanco Y Negro) 05 October 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'Well, I like that, but they do still sound like Hawkwind at times.')
- Fall: 'Paint Work (LP-This Nation's Saving Grace)' (Beggars Banquet) 05 October 1985 (BFBS)
- (JP: 'Getting a bit weird, aren't they?')
- (JP: '...over her shoulder. He was still following her, his footsteps echoing eerily from the dark walls of the warehouse on either side of the copper alleyway. Veronica quickened her step and the man broke into a loping run, catching her a full hundred yards before the turn into Lawson Square and safety. "You want to buy some tapes of John Peel's Music On BFBS?", he breathed.')
- Echo And The Bunnymen: 'Over Your Shoulder (7"-B side of Bring On The Dancing Horses)' (Korova) 12 October 1985 (BFBS)
File[]
- Name
- Peel 019
- Length
- 01:01:34
- Other
- Many thanks to the taper.
- Available
- Footnotes