Show[]
- Name
- John Peel's Music On BFBS
- Station
- BFBS (Germany)
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1990-10-06
- Comments
- From Peel 158 (BFBS).
Sessions[]
- None
Tracklisting[]
File a
- (JP: 'This thrilling music introduces another edition of John Peel's Music On BFBS, but before we get started, a word from our sponsor.')
- Harry Mathaba: 'Phata Phata No.2 (Compilation LP-Township)' (Trojan World) [1]
- Matter Babies: 'Harmo (LP-Skinny Dipping)' (Nightshift)
- Ride: 'Here And Now (12"-Fall)' (Creation)
- John states that the lead track from the above is currently in the charts: this was between the 23 September - 06 October
- STP: 'Walkin (7"-Smoke 'Em)' (Circuit)
- High Risk Group: 'Flag (7")' (Harriet)
- Galaxie 500: 'Melt Away (LP-This Is Our Music)' (Rough Trade)
- (JP: 'The doctor's told me I've got to melt away a bit as well.')
File b
- Paska: 'Igi Bop (7"-Buy Play Throw Away)' (Gaga Goodies)
- Bleach: 'Decadence (12"-Eclipse EP)' (Way Cool)
- Wreck: 'Retail (LP-Soul Train)' (Play It Again Sam)
- Levellers 5: 'Big Friday (7")' (Probe Plus)
- (JP: 'I remain unconvinced by compact discs, I must admit. People say to me, "Ah, but you don't get any surface noise." But I quite like surface noise: I think that life has surface noise, y'know, and something about compact discs, life is somehow drained from them, and I'm always astonished by the fact that the programmes that Bob Harris does for BBC Radio One are always billed as, "With music mainly on compact disc," as though that somehow was a recommendation. I mean, if the music is muck, it doesn't matter whether it's on compact disc or whether it's pressed on tarmac, y'know, it's still muck. But anyway, there you are, I know I'm obviously in a minority on this.')
- Cannibal Corpse: 'Edible Autopsy (CD-Eaten Back To Life)' (Metal Blade/Death)
- Charlatans: 'Sproston Green (LP-Some Friendly)' (Situation Two)
- High Risk Group: 'Katrine (7"-Flag)' (Harriet)
- Happy Mondays: 'Kinky Afro (7")' (Factory)
- (JP: 'It'll be interesting to see if that shifts units, as they say in the record industry, in the quantities that their previous records have done.')
- Lard: 'Can God Fill Teeth? (LP-The Last Temptation Of Reid)' (Alternative Tentacles)
- Fugazi: 'Reprovisional (LP-Repeater)' (Dischord)
- Bopol Masiamina & Syran Mbenza: 'Sambela (LP-The Best African Sound)' (P.G. Production) last track in show
File[]
- Name
- a) Peel 158
- b) Peel 159
- Length
- a) 00:46:02 from 00:22:48 to end
- b) 00:44:47 from start to end
- Other
- Many thanks to Dirk.
- Available
- Footnotes
- ↑ Some confusion over title and artist here: the Spokes Mashiyane track is listed as Manyatela.