timeslot

[garry_latham]

Yeah, we could lose the truly live stuff.  I hope they don't edit 
them too much: I still fondly remember the Belle & Sebastian 
christmas party when the drum machine started up at the end 'The Boy 
With Arab Strap'. (Come to think of it, was that pre-recorded?)

I know what you mean about it being a 'classic' timeslot, although 
I've always thought of it as that, since it was the type of thing 
Radio 1 would do to a 'marginal' specialist programme back then.  I 
really enjoyed it when he was on Saturday afternoons, especially on 
a sunny day.  I may have to start that again in July.

Garry

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Martin Wheatley <martinw@w...> wrote:
> At 11:28 23/05/2004 +0100, you wrote:
>  >It's a bit of a 'classic' timeslot though isn't it - it's how i 
used to
>  >listen to him when i was at school in the early eighties. 
Retuning at
>  >midnight to Radio 2 so i could get the second half of the show 
in stereo!
>  >It does seem later now, but that's probibly because we're all 
getting older!
>  >
>  >Then again, The Peelster's not getting any younger is he!
> 
> Just a thought.   I wonder if an implication of this time change 
is that Peel
> will be doing all the shows from home  (halfway to retirement!) 
except
> possibly the occasional Maida Vale show which might need to be 
prerecorded
> because of the time anyway