Happy

Les Miller Les_Miller@...
Tue Feb 2 11:26:37 CET 1999



Well, I suppose that's just because he plays what he wants. It's the same with
Blur and the fact that he is looking forward to playing the new single.

Anyone know anything about the Kersland Sound System which was on the show a few
weeks ago?





"Steve Watts" <steve@...> on 02/02/99 10:06:11

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Subject:  [peel] Re: Happy




From: "Steve Watts" <steve@...>


AndyTBTG said

> I tend to agree, although I like alot of the other dance stuff he
> plays. I'm reminded of the early 90's and mid 80's when all your
> "traditional" Peel listeners would moan about the amount of
> bleepy-bleepy music or the amount of rap he was playing, and then we
> all (well some of us at least) got to like it and realised the old
> fellah was right all along.
>
> What I also don't understand at the moment is him playing the
> Bluetones and Gene, although the recent Gene stuff has been quite
> good. Or am I just forcing myself to like them because Peel plays
> them? Oh bugger, Peel fan dilemna! I'm confused!


This has always been my main criticism of Peel as well. I can
tolerate the rap and bleepy stuff (in fact I've been starting to
enjoy some of it myself) as it's slightly leftfield in the same way
as the other stuff he plays, and it ain't gonna get played on many
other shows, but the Bluetones??! To me that's Evening session
music and gets far too much airplay as it is. Is this just the indie
snob side of me showing through, or do other listeners also feel that
he's wasting valuable airtime when he plays those bands?


  -=steve=-
how many more frames before you realise
the painted airhead just doesn't suit you


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