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Broadcast Date[]

29 November 1978

Cassette Brand / Description[]

(blank tape)

Length[]

  • Approx. 80 minutes.


Description[]

Quality[]

Some interference.

Tracklisting[]

Side 1

  • John Cooper Clarke: 'Health Fanatic' (session) (Peel's post-track comments only)
  • The Police: Masoko Tanga (LP - Outlandos d'Amour) A&M
  • Teenage Jesus and the Jerks: Burning Rubber (LP - No New York) Antilles
  • Neil Young: Lotta Love (LP - Come a Time)
  • George Thorogood & The Destroyers: Who Do You Love? (LP - Move It On Over) Sonet
  • Fashion: Steady Eddie Steady (single) Fashion Music
  • The Wailing Cocks: Rockin Youth (session)
  • The Shirkers: Drunk and Disorderly (single) Limp Records
  • Lenny White: Twelve Bars From Mars (LP - Streamline) Elektra
  • John Cooper Clarke: I Married A Monster From Outer Space (session)
  • Pere Ubu: Thriller (LP - Dub Housing)
  • Chi-Pig: Bountiful Living (single) (cut, tape flip)

Side 2

  • The Steve Miller Band: The Stake (LP - Greatest Hits 1974 - 1978)
  • Buzzcocks: Lipstick (single b-side 'Promises') United Artists
  • Kleenex: Ain't You (single b-side) Sunrise
  • The Wailing Cocks: Positive Loving (session)
  • Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band: Suction Prints (LP: Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)) (cut due to tape ending)

The Peel recording stops suddenly, mid-track. The hand-written track listing enclosed with the tape states, "+ 1/2 tape of rubbish". Indeed, what follows can best be described as instrumental pop-funk muzak.

Ripper[]

DM

Date Sent[]

080812

Date Returned[]

081105

Notes[]

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