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12 September 1992

Weatherman22 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:52:19 GMT

Tracklisting:

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	*[[Four Brothers]]: aborted play due to "disgusting deposit" on record		*[[Four Brothers]]: aborted play due to "disgusting deposit" on record
	*[[Gradapenda Rossendale]]: The Bad Days Must End (EP - Exit)		*[[Gradapenda Rossendale]]: The Bad Days Must End (EP - Exit)
-	*[[Four Brothers]]: Passi Pina Pinez Piezo () successful play	+	*[[Four Brothers]]: Passi Pina Pinez Vietso () successful play
		+	*[[Flaming Lips]]: Felt Good To Burn () Hit To Death In The Future
	*		*
	*		*

2000 Festive Fifty

So.it.goes.2512 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:47:54 GMT

Overview:

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	===Overview===		===Overview===

-	*The second all-time chart since 1982 was voted for and compiled alongsde the [[1999 Festive Fifty]] and was due to be broadcast at the same time, but due to unforeseen problems finding the necessary records (so Peel said), it was held over to January of 2000. For this reason, Mark Whitby (in ''The Festive Fifty'', Nevin Publishing, 2005) refers to it as the "1999 All-Time Festive Fifty".	+	*The first all-time chart since 1982 was voted for and compiled alongsde the [[1999 Festive Fifty]] and was due to be broadcast at the same time, but due to unforeseen problems finding the necessary records (so Peel said), it was held over to January of 2000. For this reason, Mark Whitby (in ''The Festive Fifty'', Nevin Publishing, 2005) refers to it as the "1999 All-Time Festive Fifty".
	*He comments: ''"Because of its somewhat predictable nature, Peel would only broadcast it in clutches of five records per programme, a decision that, once the chart was complete, was difficult to argue with. Despite this, there are a number of surprise entries and it certainly differs from the 1978-82 fifties in its willingness to recognise music from the pre-punk era, though the top thirty only includes one pre-punk track...Interestingly, great Peel bands like [[Siouxsie & The Banshees]], [[Stiff Little Fingers]] and the [[Jesus & Mary Chain]] are completely absent."'' (Whitby, ibid., p. 52).		*He comments: ''"Because of its somewhat predictable nature, Peel would only broadcast it in clutches of five records per programme, a decision that, once the chart was complete, was difficult to argue with. Despite this, there are a number of surprise entries and it certainly differs from the 1978-82 fifties in its willingness to recognise music from the pre-punk era, though the top thirty only includes one pre-punk track...Interestingly, great Peel bands like [[Siouxsie & The Banshees]], [[Stiff Little Fingers]] and the [[Jesus & Mary Chain]] are completely absent."'' (Whitby, ibid., p. 52).
	*Unsurprisingly, [[Joy Division]] were the top act with five entries, and their reincarnation [[New Order]] a further four. However, five acts (Beach Boys, Nick Drake, Tim Buckley, Culture and Velvet Underground) entered the Festive Fifty for the first time, and one record by an established act, the [[Fall]], somewhat surprisingly had not made the chart previously.		*Unsurprisingly, [[Joy Division]] were the top act with five entries, and their reincarnation [[New Order]] a further four. However, five acts (Beach Boys, Nick Drake, Tim Buckley, Culture and Velvet Underground) entered the Festive Fifty for the first time, and one record by an established act, the [[Fall]], somewhat surprisingly had not made the chart previously.

Talk:2000 Festive Fifty

So.it.goes.2512 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:46:09 GMT

second since 1982?:

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	[[User:Steve W\|Steve W]] 07:12, November 23, 2009 (UTC)		[[User:Steve W\|Steve W]] 07:12, November 23, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	Hi Steve, yes you're right, it was the first All-Time since 1982, I will adjust accordingly.
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		+	[[User:So.it.goes.2512\|so.it.goes.2512]] 13:46, November 23, 2009 (UTC)

12 September 1992

Weatherman22 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:44:38 GMT

Tracklisting:

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	*...in progress...		*...in progress...
-	*[[]]: unknown (las few seconds)	+	*unknown (last few seconds)
	*[[Erectus Monotone]]: Tweeter and Quibble (Erectaset) Rave		*[[Erectus Monotone]]: Tweeter and Quibble (Erectaset) Rave
	*[[Sea Urchins]]: Morning Odyssey (album - Stardust) Sarah		*[[Sea Urchins]]: Morning Odyssey (album - Stardust) Sarah
	*[[Zion Train]]: Lovedub () Wibbly Wobbly World Of Music		*[[Zion Train]]: Lovedub () Wibbly Wobbly World Of Music
-	*[[Dump]]:	+	*[[Dump]]: Pennies From Heaven (single) 18 wheeler
-	*	+	*[[Kitchens Of Distinction]]: Four Men (session)
-	*	+	*[[Four Brothers]]: aborted play due to "disgusting deposit" on record
-	*	+	*[[Gradapenda Rossendale]]: The Bad Days Must End (EP - Exit)
-	*	+	*[[Four Brothers]]: Passi Pina Pinez Piezo () successful play
-	*
	*		*
	*		*

Talk:2000 Festive Fifty

Steve W — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:12:37 GMT

second since 1982?: new section

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	The F50 2000 seems to have a different numbering to that on the BBC website which has two #31 entries and everything below that to 50 is shown as 1 number less, ending with Belle and Sebastian at #49. However listening to the actual show, Peel starts at #50 with Grandaddy's Crystal Lake, with the rest of the numbering system agreeing with the BBC's.		The F50 2000 seems to have a different numbering to that on the BBC website which has two #31 entries and everything below that to 50 is shown as 1 number less, ending with Belle and Sebastian at #49. However listening to the actual show, Peel starts at #50 with Grandaddy's Crystal Lake, with the rest of the numbering system agreeing with the BBC's.
		+
		+	== second since 1982? ==
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		+	Wasn't it the first? Maybe I'm missing something.
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		+	[[User:Steve W\|Steve W]] 07:12, November 23, 2009 (UTC)

12 September 1992

Weatherman22 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:44:48 GMT

Tracklisting:

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-	*[[Artist]]: Song (single/album/session) Label	+	*...in progress...
-	*	+	*[[]]: unknown (las few seconds)
-	*	+	*[[Erectus Monotone]]: Tweeter and Quibble (Erectaset) Rave
-	*	+	*[[Sea Urchins]]: Morning Odyssey (album - Stardust) Sarah
-	*	+	*[[Zion Train]]: Lovedub () Wibbly Wobbly World Of Music
		+	*[[Dump]]:
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-	*	+	*Peel 19920912a Kitchens and Babes.mp3
		+	*Peel 19920912b Kitchens and Babes.mp3
		+	*Peel 19920912c Kitchens and Babes.mp3
		+	*Peel 19920912d Kitchens and Babes.mp3
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		+	;Length
		+	*47:00
		+	*33:49
		+	*46:57
		+	*46:34

	;Other		;Other

13 June 1992

Weatherman22 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:06:29 GMT

Tracklisting:

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	== Tracklisting ==		== Tracklisting ==

-	*...In Progess...	+
		+
	*[[Don Cabalero]]: The Lucky Father Brown (last 30s)		*[[Don Cabalero]]: The Lucky Father Brown (last 30s)
	*[[Urban Hype]]: A Trip To Trumpton () Phase 2		*[[Urban Hype]]: A Trip To Trumpton () Phase 2
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	*[[Jules Verne]]: Hollow Tomorrow (session)		*[[Jules Verne]]: Hollow Tomorrow (session)
	*[[Lunar]]: I Can't Wait		*[[Lunar]]: I Can't Wait
-	*	+	*[[Frankie Paul]]: Pon Da Scene () Super Supreme
-	*	+	*[[Fall]]: The Night, The Devil And Death (12" EP)
-	*	+	*news (President  Bush " The US fully intends to be the world's eminent leader in protecting the global environment")
-	*	+	*[[Bull]]: Revolver (single) Compulsive (another wrong speed moment which Peel fears will be talked about for years to come)
-	*	+	*[[Morgan Wilde Project]]: Submersion () Atmosphere/Buzz
-	*	+	*[[Dr Phibes]]: Mirrors (JP - from the imaginary album - Seconds Out Round One - called the Radcliffe Sessions except it's not)
-	*	+	*[[Sonic Youth]]: ?
-	*	+	*Start of unknown track
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-	*
-	*

	== File ==		== File ==

21 March 1992

Weatherman22 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:31:24 GMT

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	;Comments		;Comments
-	*Somewhat distorted sound, though clearly an FM broadcast	+	*FM recording. Somewhat distorted sound, and tape is running fast.
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	*		*

13 June 1992

Weatherman22 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:30:00 GMT

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	== Show ==		== Show ==

-	; Name	+	;Name
	*John Peel Show		*John Peel Show

-	; Station	+	;Station
	*BBC Radio One		*BBC Radio One

-	; YYYY-MM-DD	+	;YYYY-MM-DD
	*1992-07-13		*1992-07-13

-	; Comments	+	;Comments
-	*(Introduction to show, mood of Peel, interesting comments, etc)	+	*A 44 minute section from the start of the show
-	*	+	*Good quality FM recording
-	*	+	*JP apologises for not being on top from on previous night, he puts this down to over-estimating his capacity for self-repair following his trip to the Isle Of Man
	*		*

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	== Tracklisting ==		== Tracklisting ==

-	*[[Artist]]: Song (single/album/session) Label	+	*...In Progess...
-	*	+	*[[Don Cabalero]]: The Lucky Father Brown (last 30s)
-	*(Please add details)	+	*[[Urban Hype]]: A Trip To Trumpton () Phase 2
-	*	+	*[[Jon Spencer Blues Explosion]]: White Tail (album -[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jon_Spencer_Blues_Explosion_(album) Jon Spencer Blues Explosion]) Hut
-	*	+	*[[Gene Vincent]]: Jump Back, Honey, Jump Back
-	*	+	*[[Jules Verne]]: Hollow Tomorrow (session)
-	*	+	*[[Lunar]]: I Can't Wait
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-	*	+	*Tape13a.mp3
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-	;Length
	*		*

-	;Other	+	;Length
		+	*44:06
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		+	;Other
	*		*

	;Available		;Available
	* See [[IAP's Tapes]]		* See [[IAP's Tapes]]
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	[[Category:1992]]		[[Category:1992]]
	[[Category:Peel shows]]		[[Category:Peel shows]]

06 January 2000

So.it.goes.2512 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:11:06 GMT

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	*The 1994 Peelenium and part three ofthe All-Time Festive Fifty of 2000. Currently, only the latter section is available.		*The 1994 Peelenium and part three ofthe All-Time Festive Fifty of 2000. Currently, only the latter section is available.
	*Tracks marked § are not present on the available recording.		*Tracks marked § are not present on the available recording.
-	*JP refers to his upcoimng weekend trip to Groningen, only the second time he had been there. The results were broadcast the following week ([[11 January 2000]]).	+	*JP refers to his upcoming weekend trip to Groningen, only the second time he had been there. The results were broadcast the following week ([[11 January 2000]]).

	== Sessions ==		== Sessions ==

Template:December 25

So.it.goes.2512 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:08:16 GMT

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	*[[25 December 1992]]: Festive Fifty Part 3. PJ Harvey, #2; Cobra; Nirvana, #1; Sonic Youth, #2.		*[[25 December 1992]]: Festive Fifty Part 3. PJ Harvey, #2; Cobra; Nirvana, #1; Sonic Youth, #2.
	*[[25 December 1993]]: Festive Fifty.		*[[25 December 1993]]: Festive Fifty.
		+	*[[25 December 2001]]: Festive Fifty Part 1.
		+	*[[25 December 2002 (Radio Mafia)]]: Festive tunes.
	*[[25 December 2003]]: Festive Fifty Part 2.		*[[25 December 2003]]: Festive Fifty Part 2.
		+
		+	<b>MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR CONTRIBUTORS AND USERS!</b>

	[[Category:OTD December]]		[[Category:OTD December]]

21 March 1992

Weatherman22 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:33:45 GMT

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-	; Name	+	;Name
	*John Peel Show		*John Peel Show

-	; Station	+	;Station
	*BBC Radio One		*BBC Radio One

-	; YYYY-MM-DD	+	;YYYY-MM-DD
	*1992-03-21		*1992-03-21

-	; Comments	+	;Comments
-	*(Introduction to show, mood of Peel, interesting comments, etc)	+	*Somewhat distorted sound, though clearly an FM broadcast
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	== Sessions ==		== Sessions ==

-	*[[Artist]] session number	+	*[[Papa Sprain]] #1 Recorded 5th January 1992
-	*	+	*[[Silverfish]] #3 26th November 1991 repeat, originally broadcast [[12 January 1992]]
	(Please add details of any commercial release of these sessions)		(Please add details of any commercial release of these sessions)
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	== Tracklisting ==		== Tracklisting ==

-	*in progress	+
		+
	*[[Papa Sprain]]: I Got Stop (session) (last 40s only)		*[[Papa Sprain]]: I Got Stop (session) (last 40s only)
	*[[Babes In Toyland]]: Catatonic (album - The Spanking Machine)		*[[Babes In Toyland]]: Catatonic (album - The Spanking Machine)
	*[[Cobra]]: Live Together		*[[Cobra]]: Live Together
	*[[Daniel Johnston]]: Laurie (album - Artistic Vice) Shimmy Disc		*[[Daniel Johnston]]: Laurie (album - Artistic Vice) Shimmy Disc
-	*	+	*[[Meathooks]]: Tribute (album - Cambodia Soul Music)
-	*	+	*[[Spawn]]: Infiltrate () Probe
-	*	+	*[[Silverfish]]: Vitriola (session)
-	*	+	*[[Scarface]]: A Minute To Pray A Second To Die (Radio Edit) Rapalot
-	*	+	*[[Boss Hog]]:  Fire Of Love (EEP Sub Pop Singles Club Feb-Mar)
-	*	+	*[[Tar]]: Deep Throw (EEP Sub Pop Singles Club Feb-Mar)
-	*	+	*[[Vertigo]]: Oven (EEP Sub Pop Singles Club Feb-Mar)
-	*	+	*[[Helmet]]: Dynamite Cigar (EEP Sub Pop Singles Club Feb-Mar)
-	*	+	*[[Yami Bolo]]: Iniquity Workers
-	*	+	*[[Papa Sprain]]: You Are 10 Million Needles Pierce (session) (This is listed as Needless People on BBC website)
-	*
-	*
-	*
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	== File ==		== File ==

2000 Festive Fifty

So.it.goes.2512 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:49:57 GMT

Shows:

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	*[[04 January 2000]]: #50-#46		*[[04 January 2000]]: #50-#46
	*[[05 January 2000]]: #45-#41		*[[05 January 2000]]: #45-#41
		+	*[[06 January 2000]]: #40-#36
	*[[19 January 2000]]: #20-#16		*[[19 January 2000]]: #20-#16

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-	[[06 January 1997]]: John Peel's Classic Sessions, Series 2, #4.	+	[[06 January 1991]]: Scientist #1. Chapterhouse #1 (repeat).
		+	*[[06 January 1997]]: John Peel's Classic Sessions, Series 2, #4.
		+	*[[06 January 2000]]: All-Time Festive Fifty Part 3. Peelenium 1994.
	*[[06 January 2004]]: Cinerama, #11.		*[[06 January 2004]]: Cinerama, #11.

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-	[[05 January 1992]]: Milk; Hole, #1.	+	[[05 January 2000]]: All-Time Festive Fifty Part 2. Peelenium 1993.
		+	*[[05 January 1992]]: Milk; Hole, #1.

	[[Category:OTD January]]		[[Category:OTD January]]

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So.it.goes.2512 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:39:49 GMT

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-	[[04 January 2001]]: Records only.	+	[[04 January 2000]]: All-Time Festive Fifty Part 1. Peelenium 1992.
		+	*[[04 January 2001]]: Records only.

	[[Category:OTD January]]		[[Category:OTD January]]

21 March 1992

Weatherman22 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:36:16 GMT

Tracklisting:

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-	*[[Artist]]: Song (single/album/session) Label	+	*in progress
-	*	+	*[[Papa Sprain]]: I Got Stop (session) (last 40s only)
-	*	+	*[[Babes In Toyland]]: Catatonic (album - The Spanking Machine)
-	*	+	*[[Cobra]]: Live Together
		+	*[[Daniel Johnston]]: Laurie (album - Artistic Vice) Shimmy Disc
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-	*	+	*Tape_07b.mp3
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-	;Length
	*		*

-	;Other	+	;Length
		+	*47:05
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		+	;Other
	*		*

	;Available		;Available
	* See [[IAP's Tapes]]		* See [[IAP's Tapes]]
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	[[Category:1992]]		[[Category:1992]]
	[[Category:Peel shows]]		[[Category:Peel shows]]

Fall: Show Appearances (Excluding Sessions)

So.it.goes.2512 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:17:33 GMT

Chronological List Of Show Appearances (Excluding Sessions):

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		+	*[[06 January 2000]]: 'The Classical (LP-Hex Enduction Hour)' (Kamera)
	*[[08 February 2000]]: Lie Dream Of A Casino Soul (7 inch) Kamera		*[[08 February 2000]]: Lie Dream Of A Casino Soul (7 inch) Kamera
	*[[08 March 2000]]: So Called Dangerous (LP: Code Selfish) Cog Sinister		*[[08 March 2000]]: So Called Dangerous (LP: Code Selfish) Cog Sinister

06 January 2000

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	*The 1994 Peelenium and part three ofthe All-Time Festive Fifty of 2000. Currently, only the latter section is available.		*The 1994 Peelenium and part three ofthe All-Time Festive Fifty of 2000. Currently, only the latter section is available.
-	*	+	*Tracks marked § are not present on the available recording.
-	*	+	*JP refers to his upcoimng weekend trip to Groningen, only the second time he had been there. The results were broadcast the following week ([[11 January 2000]]).
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-	*[[Tony Rebel]]: 'Survival' (Penthouse)	+	*[[Tony Rebel]]: 'Survival' (Penthouse) §
-	*[[Luke Vibert]] and [[BJ Cole]]: 'Swing Life-Alright (CD-[http://www.discogs.com/Luke-Vibert--BJ-Cole-Stop-The-Panic/release/194066 Stop The Panic])' (Law & Auder)	+	*[[Luke Vibert]] and [[BJ Cole]]: 'Swing Life-Alright (CD-[http://www.discogs.com/Luke-Vibert--BJ-Cole-Stop-The-Panic/release/194066 Stop The Panic])' (Law & Auder) §
-	*[[Cochise]]: 'Strange Images (LP-Swallowtails)' (Liberty)	+	*[[Cochise]]: 'Strange Images (CD-[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Swallow-Tales-Cochise/dp/B00006AL5S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1258884846&sr=1-1-fkmr0 Swallowtails])' (Liberty) §
-	*[[Khaya]]: 'This Is the Most Sad Song (LP-Avoidance)' (SL)	+	*[[Khaya]]: 'This Is The Most Sad Song (LP-Avoidance)' (SL) §
-	*[[Ian Void]]: 'According-Advent Remix ([http://www.discogs.com/Ian-Void-The-Wedge-According/release/12946 12 inch])' (Geushky)	+	*[[Ian Void]]: 'According-Advent Remix ([http://www.discogs.com/Ian-Void-The-Wedge-According/release/12946 12 inch])' (Geushky) §
-	*[[Melys]]: 'Porn Myself (EP-[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Slagging-Off-Tourists-Ep-Melys/dp/B00004WV9U/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1258883613&sr=8-24 Slagging Off Tourists])' (Sylem)	+	*[[Melys]]: 'Porn Myself (EP-[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Slagging-Off-Tourists-Ep-Melys/dp/B00004WV9U/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1258883613&sr=8-24 Slagging Off Tourists])' (Sylem) §
-	*[[Motor Humming]]: 'Distortion Watch (LP-Musical Aluminum)' (Tzadik)	+	*[[Motor Humming]]: 'Distortion Watch (CD-[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Musical-Aluminum-Motor-Humming/dp/B00002EQ89/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1258884968&sr=1-1 Musical Aluminum])' (Tzadik) §
-	*[[Geator Davis]]: 'For Your Precious Love' (House Of Orange)	+	*[[Geater Davis]]: 'For Your Precious Love (7 inch)' (House Of Orange) § <ref>Issued in 1971 on House Of Orange 2405: originally recorded by Jerry Butler & The Impressions in 1958.</ref>
-	*[[Pedro The Lion]]: 'Letter From A Concerned Follower (Compilation CD-Pedal Faster Bicycle Rider)' (Accident Prone)	+	*[[Pedro The Lion]]: 'Letter From A Concerned Follower (Compilation CD-[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pedal-Faster-Bicycle-Various-Artists/dp/B00000K1W5/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1258886106&sr=8-1 Pedal Faster Bicycle Rider])' (Accident Prone) §
-	*[[Flying Saucer Attack]]: 'Winter Song (LP-Mirror)' (FSA)	+	*[[Flying Saucer Attack]]: 'Winter Song (CD-[http://www.discogs.com/Flying-Saucer-Attack-Mirror/release/531404 Mirror])' (FSA) §
-	*[[Hank Williams]]: 'They'll Never Take Her Love From Me (CD-Live At The Grand Ole Opry)' (Mercury)	+	*[[Hank Williams]]: 'They'll Never Take Her Love From Me (CD-[http://www.amazon.com/Live-at-Grand-Ole-Opry/dp/B00001QGTM Live At The Grand Ole Opry])' (Mercury) §
-	*[[Accidental Heroes]]: 'Dragster (12 inch)' (Emotif)	+	*[[Accidental Heroes]]: 'Dragstar ([http://www.discogs.com/Accidental-Heroes-Dragstar-Elementz/release/93275 12 inch])' (Emotif) §

	===Peelenium: 1994===		===Peelenium: 1994===

-	#[[Stereolab]]: 'Ping Pong' (Duophonic)	+	#[[Stereolab]]: 'Ping Pong ([http://www.discogs.com/Stereolab-Ping-Pong/release/68936 10 inch])' (Duophonic) §
-	#[[Inspiral Carpets]] featuring [[Mark E Smith]]: 'I Want You 7 inch)' (Cow/Mute)	+	#[[Inspiral Carpets]] featuring [[Mark E Smith]]: 'I Want You ([http://www.discogs.com/Inspiral-Carpets-I-Want-You/release/1587965 7 inch])' (Cow/Mute) §
-	#[[Orbital]]: 'Are We Here?' (Internal)	+	#[[Orbital]]: 'Are We Here? ([http://www.discogs.com/Orbital-Are-We-Here/release/75896 CD single])' (Internal) §
-	#[[Canopy & Matrix]]: 'Arkines Lost'	+	#[[Canopy & Matrix]]: 'Arkines Lost (12 inch-Rough Business)' (Space) §

-		+	*[[Gurdas Maan]]: 'Mehabooba (LP-Unleashed)' (OSA) §
-	*[[Gurdas Mann]]: 'Mehabooba (LP-Unleashed)' (OSA)	+	*[[Broadcast]]: 'Papercuts ([http://www.discogs.com/Broadcast-Papercuts/release/695943 CD single])' (Warp) §
-	*[[Broadcast]]: 'Papercut (CD single)' (Warp)	+	*[[Adam Beyer]]: 'Lost & Found (12 inch EP-[http://www.discogs.com/Adam-Beyer-Lost-Found-EP/release/3260 Lost & Found])' (Conform) §
-	*[[Adam Beyer]]: 'Lost & Found (EP-Lost & Found)' (Conform)	+	*[[Simon Joyner]]: 'When She Drops Her Veil (CD-[http://www.discogs.com/Simon-Joyner-The-Lousy-Dance/release/2002507 The Lousy Dance])' (Truckstop) §
-	*[[Simon Joyner]]: 'When She Drops Her Veil (LP-The Lousy Dance)' (Truckstop)	+	*[[Willie Henderson]]: 'The Dance Master ([http://www.discogs.com/Willie-Henderson-The-Dance-Master/release/725129 7 inch])' (Contempo-Raries) §
-	*[[Willy Henderson]]: 'The Dance Master' (Contempo-Raries)

	===The All-Time Festive Fifty Of 2000: Numbers 40-36===		===The All-Time Festive Fifty Of 2000: Numbers 40-36===

-	*'''40''': [[Tim Buckley]], 'Song To The Siren (LP-Starsailor)' (Straight)	+	*'''40''': [[Tim Buckley]], 'Song To The Siren (LP-[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starsailor_%28album%29 Starsailor])' (Straight)
-	*'''39''': [[Damned]], 'New Rose' (Stiff)	+	*'''39''': [[Damned]], 'New Rose ([http://www.discogs.com/Damned-New-Rose/release/1544120 7 inch])' (Stiff)
-	*'''38''': [[Fall]], 'The Classical' (Situation Two)	+	*'''38''': [[Fall]], 'The Classical (LP-[http://www.visi.com/fall/discog/data/album05.html Hex Enduction Hour])' (Kamera)
-	*'''37''': [[Jimi Hendrix Experience]], 'All Along The Watchtower' (Polydor)	+	:''(JP: 'Always a joy to hear that, as far as I'm concerned.')''
-	*'''36''': [[Stereolab]], 'French Disko' (Duophonic)	+	*'''37''': [[Jimi Hendrix Experience]], 'All Along The Watchtower (LP-[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Ladyland Electric Ladyland])' (Polydor)
		+	:''(JP: 'Bit before my time, that sort of thing.')''
		+	*'''36''': [[Stereolab]], 'French Disko ([http://www.discogs.com/Stereolab-French-Disko/release/85309 CD single])' (Duophonic)

-	*[[Tarball & Lungbutter]]: 'Bring Forth The Custard' (Bionic)	+	*[[Tarball & Lungbutter]]: 'Bring Forth The Custard ([http://www.discogs.com/Tarball-Lungbutter-Bring-Forth-The-Custard-Sticking-It-In-Your-Ear/release/53652 12 inch])' (Bionic Orange) §

	== File ==		== File ==

	;Name		;Name
-	*	+	*AlltimeFF 40to36
-	*

	;Length		;Length
-	*	+	*00:21:54

	;Other		;Other
-	*	+	*Decent sound at 128 kbps. Tracklisting completed using [http://www.avistic.demon.co.uk/ Lorcan's Home Page], with many thanks to him.

	;Available		;Available
-	*	+	*This is bundled in a rar file with the following section of the chart at [http://www.30242b.net/Content/JP_FF/Alltimeff2.rar Radio Archive].
-	* [http://www.------------]	+
		+	;Footnotes
		+	<references/>
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	[[Category:Peel shows]]		[[Category:Peel shows]]

User blog comment:Jocknroll/The Popguns on Peel/Jocknroll-20091122114031

Jocknroll — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 11:40:31 GMT

Created page with 'I appeared on a quiz show in October 91 wearing a Popguns t-shirt. After the show went out on 8 November 91 someone told me that Peel had played (possibly started the show with) …'

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I appeared on a quiz show in October 91 wearing a Popguns t-shirt. After the show went out on 8 November 91 someone told me that Peel had played (possibly started the show with) a Popguns track (not a session) and dedicated it to me. I'm trying to find (a) the show that dedication occurred on and (b) if it exists, whether legally or illegally. Thanks for your reply.

User blog comment:Jocknroll/The Popguns on Peel/78.149.91.149-20091122111610

78.149.91.149 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 11:16:11 GMT

Created page with 'Hi Jocknroll A few points that might help - Ken Garner, author of the peel sessions here. IN 1990 all sessions were ebign kept so pop guns sessions wil be in archive. The band th…'

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Hi Jocknroll
A few points that might help - Ken Garner, author of the peel sessions here.
IN 1990 all sessions were ebign kept so pop guns sessions wil be in archive.
The band themselves can get a copy of their session - if they want to explore releasing it - for no charge simply by writing to the archive.
Not a lot of complete 1990 Peel shows exist in the BBC archive but there are some - but you can't legally get those. Quite a few are going round illegally on the web! (search this wiki under the show dates)
You can search the various databases on the wiki for specific tracks if you know the titles.
If you give more context about your request, what you're looking for and for what purpose, I might be able to advise you further

06 January 2000

So.it.goes.2512 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 09:54:17 GMT

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	*[[Tony Rebel]]: 'Survival' (Penthouse)		*[[Tony Rebel]]: 'Survival' (Penthouse)
-	*[[Luke Vibert]] and [[BJ Cole]]: 'Swing Life Alright (LP-Stop The Panic)' (Law & Order)	+	*[[Luke Vibert]] and [[BJ Cole]]: 'Swing Life-Alright (CD-[http://www.discogs.com/Luke-Vibert--BJ-Cole-Stop-The-Panic/release/194066 Stop The Panic])' (Law & Auder)
	*[[Cochise]]: 'Strange Images (LP-Swallowtails)' (Liberty)		*[[Cochise]]: 'Strange Images (LP-Swallowtails)' (Liberty)
	*[[Khaya]]: 'This Is the Most Sad Song (LP-Avoidance)' (SL)		*[[Khaya]]: 'This Is the Most Sad Song (LP-Avoidance)' (SL)
-	*[[Ian Void]]: 'According-Advent Remix' (Geushki)	+	*[[Ian Void]]: 'According-Advent Remix ([http://www.discogs.com/Ian-Void-The-Wedge-According/release/12946 12 inch])' (Geushky)
-	*[[Melys]]: 'Porn Myself (EP-Slaggin' Off Tourists)' (Sylem)	+	*[[Melys]]: 'Porn Myself (EP-[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Slagging-Off-Tourists-Ep-Melys/dp/B00004WV9U/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1258883613&sr=8-24 Slagging Off Tourists])' (Sylem)
	*[[Motor Humming]]: 'Distortion Watch (LP-Musical Aluminum)' (Tzadik)		*[[Motor Humming]]: 'Distortion Watch (LP-Musical Aluminum)' (Tzadik)
	*[[Geator Davis]]: 'For Your Precious Love' (House Of Orange)		*[[Geator Davis]]: 'For Your Precious Love' (House Of Orange)

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	[[Category: OTD November]]		[[Category: OTD November]]

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-	*[[22 November 1979]]: Comsat Angels	+	[[22 November 1979]]: Comsat Angels
	*[[22 November 2000]]: Tompaulin		*[[22 November 2000]]: Tompaulin

06 January 2000

So.it.goes.2512 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 08:09:08 GMT

Created page with '== Show == ; Name *John Peel Show ; Station *BBC Radio One ; YYYY-MM-DD *2000-01-06 ; Comments *The 1994 Peelenium and part three ofthe All-Time Festive Fifty of 2000. Curre…'

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== Show ==

; Name
*John Peel Show

; Station
*BBC Radio One

; YYYY-MM-DD
*2000-01-06

; Comments
*The 1994 Peelenium and part three ofthe All-Time Festive Fifty of 2000. Currently, only the latter section is available.
*
*
*

== Sessions ==

*None

== Tracklisting ==

*[[Tony Rebel]]: 'Survival' (Penthouse)
*[[Luke Vibert]] and [[BJ Cole]]: 'Swing Life Alright (LP-Stop The Panic)' (Law & Order)
*[[Cochise]]: 'Strange Images (LP-Swallowtails)' (Liberty)
*[[Khaya]]: 'This Is the Most Sad Song (LP-Avoidance)' (SL)
*[[Ian Void]]: 'According-Advent Remix' (Geushki)
*[[Melys]]: 'Porn Myself (EP-Slaggin' Off Tourists)' (Sylem)
*[[Motor Humming]]: 'Distortion Watch (LP-Musical Aluminum)' (Tzadik)
*[[Geator Davis]]: 'For Your Precious Love' (House Of Orange)
*[[Pedro The Lion]]: 'Letter From A Concerned Follower (Compilation CD-Pedal Faster Bicycle Rider)' (Accident Prone)
*[[Flying Saucer Attack]]: 'Winter Song (LP-Mirror)' (FSA)
*[[Hank Williams]]: 'They'll Never Take Her Love From Me (CD-Live At The Grand Ole Opry)' (Mercury)
*[[Accidental Heroes]]: 'Dragster (12 inch)' (Emotif)

===Peelenium: 1994===

#[[Stereolab]]: 'Ping Pong' (Duophonic)
#[[Inspiral Carpets]] featuring [[Mark E Smith]]: 'I Want You 7 inch)' (Cow/Mute)
#[[Orbital]]: 'Are We Here?' (Internal)
#[[Canopy & Matrix]]: 'Arkines Lost'

*[[Gurdas Mann]]: 'Mehabooba (LP-Unleashed)' (OSA)
*[[Broadcast]]: 'Papercut (CD single)' (Warp)
*[[Adam Beyer]]: 'Lost & Found (EP-Lost & Found)' (Conform)
*[[Simon Joyner]]: 'When She Drops Her Veil (LP-The Lousy Dance)' (Truckstop)
*[[Willy Henderson]]: 'The Dance Master' (Contempo-Raries)

===The All-Time Festive Fifty Of 2000: Numbers 40-36===

*'''40''': [[Tim Buckley]], 'Song To The Siren (LP-Starsailor)' (Straight)
*'''39''': [[Damned]], 'New Rose' (Stiff)
*'''38''': [[Fall]], 'The Classical' (Situation Two)
*'''37''': [[Jimi Hendrix Experience]], 'All Along The Watchtower' (Polydor)
*'''36''': [[Stereolab]], 'French Disko' (Duophonic)

*[[Tarball & Lungbutter]]: 'Bring Forth The Custard' (Bionic)

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;Name
*
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;Length
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;Other
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;Available
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* [http://www.------------]
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14 June 1983

Steve W — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 08:04:26 GMT

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	*Incomplete show; 15 minutes missing due to some old computer program writing to the tape!		*Incomplete show; 15 minutes missing due to some old computer program writing to the tape!
	*The first Chameleons session track was apparently written especially for Peel, with a title that name-checks his old [[Perfumed Garden]] show.		*The first Chameleons session track was apparently written especially for Peel, with a title that name-checks his old [[Perfumed Garden]] show.
-	*Manages to find and read one dedication from the previous Sunday's gig at St John's College, Cambridge, having failed to read any out the previous evening after leaving his jacket at [[Peel Acres]]. Speculates that the people are more likely to be eating strawberries by a riverbank rather than listening to his show.	+	*Manages to find and read one dedication from the previous Sunday's gig at St John's College, Cambridge, having failed to do any the previous evening after leaving his jacket at [[Peel Acres]]. Speculates that the people are more likely to be eating strawberries by a riverbank than listening to his show.
	*		*

Gigography 1980s

Steve W — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 07:27:16 GMT

1983:

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	'''23''' "Pinkpop", Burgemeester Damen sportpark, Geleen, Holland: Janse Bagge Bend, T.C. Matic, Fun Boy Three, Nena, Men At Work, Gary Moore, Simple Minds, Doe Maar [http://www.pinkpop.org/1983.htm]		'''23''' "Pinkpop", Burgemeester Damen sportpark, Geleen, Holland: Janse Bagge Bend, T.C. Matic, Fun Boy Three, Nena, Men At Work, Gary Moore, Simple Minds, Doe Maar [http://www.pinkpop.org/1983.htm]
		+
		+
		+	'''June'''
		+
		+	'''12''' St John's College, Cambridge: John Peel Roadshow [http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/14_June_1983]

	== 1984 ==		== 1984 ==

14 June 1983

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	;Comments		;Comments
-	*Incomplete show. Final 15 minutes missing due to some old computer program writing to the tape!	+	*Incomplete show; 15 minutes missing due to some old computer program writing to the tape!
	*The first Chameleons session track was apparently written especially for Peel, with a title that name-checks his old [[Perfumed Garden]] show.		*The first Chameleons session track was apparently written especially for Peel, with a title that name-checks his old [[Perfumed Garden]] show.
-	*Manages to find and read one dedication from the previous Sunday's gig at St John's College, Cambridge, having failed to do any the previous evening. Speculates that the people are more likely to be eating strawberries by a riverbank rather than listening to his show.	+	*Manages to find and read one dedication from the previous Sunday's gig at St John's College, Cambridge, having failed to read any out the previous evening after leaving his jacket at [[Peel Acres]]. Speculates that the people are more likely to be eating strawberries by a riverbank rather than listening to his show.
	*		*

17 January 1971

Steve W — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 07:11:37 GMT

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== Show ==

; Name
*John Peel Show

; Station
*BBC Radio One

; YYYY-MM-DD
*1971-01-17

; Comments
*The Skid Row set was released as part of [http://www.huxrecords.com/cdsales75.htm Live And On Song] and the tracklisting below is drawn from this. The band recorded two BBC concert programmes (the other was broadcast [[14 June 1970]]), but the 1971 show is the only one known for which a recording is known to exist.[http://www.huxrecords.com/bio13.htm] No details of the recording date or venue are currently available. Please add further information if known.
*Tracklisting for the Third Ear Band set is from [http://www.lucaferrari.net/articoloscritti.php?ID=24 The Dragon Wakes. Rare Pearls From The Third Ear Band Archives].

== Sessions ==

*[[Skid Row]] live, unknown recording date and venue
*[[Third Ear Band]] live, unknown recording date and venue

== Tracklisting ==

*[[Skid Row]] live
#Christian Blues Brother
#Felicity
#Pretty Girls
[[Third Ear Band]] live
#Water
#Eternity in D
#Druid (One)

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;Name
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*

;Length
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;Other
*

;Available
*
*See "Comments" section above.
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29 November 1970

Steve W — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:40:46 GMT

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	; Comments		; Comments
-	*Tracklisting information for the Faces set from the [http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/rw/rw1970.htm Ron Wood Database] site. However, the end of a circulated show with the same tracklisting has Peel thanking Argent for their earlier set - which would make the broadcast date [[05 July 1970]], according to [[Ken Garner]]'s ''The Peel Sessions'' (p. 212). Peel goes on to say he'd like apply for a job as one of the band's roadies.	+	*Tracklisting information below for the Faces set is from the [http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/rw/rw1970.htm Ron Wood Database] site, but should be regarded as provisional. At the end of a circulated show with the same tracklisting, Peel thanks Argent for their earlier set - which would make the broadcast date [[05 July 1970]], according to [[Ken Garner]]'s ''The Peel Sessions'' (p. 212). Peel goes on to say he'd like apply for a job as one of the band's roadies.
	*Recording details from [http://www.the-faces.com/wood/woodwork2.htm the-faces.com].		*Recording details from [http://www.the-faces.com/wood/woodwork2.htm the-faces.com].
	*No details are available for the Wishbone Ash set. Please add further information if known.		*No details are available for the Wishbone Ash set. Please add further information if known.

1970

Steve W — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:37:41 GMT

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	== Shows calendar ==		== Shows calendar ==

-	Top Gear was aired 3-5pm for the whole tear. Sunday concert programmes, which started at the beginning of 1970, had Wednesday evening repeats from April. Only the Sunday first broadcasts, from 4pm until Sept. 27 and then from 6pm, are indicated below. Between Aug. 9 and Sept. 5, concert programmes were repeats or had other presenters.	+	[[Top Gear]] was aired 3-5pm for the whole year. Sunday concert programmes, which started at the beginning of 1970, had Wednesday evening repeats from April. Only the Sunday first broadcasts, from 4pm until Sept. 27 and then from 6pm, are indicated below. Between Aug. 9 and Sept. 5, concert programmes were repeats or had other presenters.

	{{#calendar: year=1970 \| format=%d %B %Y}}		{{#calendar: year=1970 \| format=%d %B %Y}}