In response to the person who sent him the Calamity Jane record, stating that they were better than Babes In Toyland, Peel replies, "There are only two or three things in the world that are better than Babes In Toyland, the Four Brothers being one of them, actually, the Fall being another."
(JP: 'Spunky kids from somewhere like San Mateo California, and that's from a 7 inch EP with a title so shocking that I can't say it on the radio. Well, I probably could, but I'm not going to. And, of all the records that I've played on the radio here in Britain this year, this is the one that has attracted the greatest deal of attention.')
(JP: 'Now, I know that you will probably have thought a great deal of the Clash back when they were at their prime, and I liked 'em myself, I have to admit that, the first couple of LPs, but they were so deadly serious, and, I don't know, righteous, self-righteous, I think is what it was, and their record 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go?' currently doing very well in the charts here in Britain because it's been used in a jeans advertisement. That's the way to get your records recycled! Get 'em into those jeans ads! And here's a version of it which I rather prefer.')
Picketts: 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go? (7 inch)'
Downtown Science: 'Radioactive (LP-Downtown Science)' (Def Jam) (edited out in File 1 before the end, but in File 2 cuts out in the middle of the song)