Ken's Peel Sessions Book

[rushomancy]

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Tim Brooks <tb666xx@...> wrote:
>
> anyone know who has this in the states??? been waiting for it to 
turn up here to no avail...can I order direct from you ken??? let me 
know... Timxx
> ps.thanks to all the tape rippers... just finished the oct 31st 79 
show.... fantastic stuff..
>

I got my copy from Amazon; was there within a couple of days.

By the way is there an online archive of errata to the book?  I've 
come across a couple minor, nit-picky errors, mostly about the prog-
rock groups (and I can understand how most Peel listeners are not 
exactly devoted to minutae about Van Der Graaf Generator :) ) but I 
don't want to repeat stuff Ken's probably heard ten thousand times 
already.

Also, I know as far as complete shows there's virtually nothing in 
the archives, but in terms of sessions, what Peel Sessions are not 
currently known to exist in any form, either in the archives or as 
off-air recordings?  Specifically, when did it become regular 
practice to preserve Peel Sessions by bands?  Out of all the early 
sessions, I know of only a couple that nobody seems to have heard- 
Tim Buckley's second session, for instance, and a couple by Gentle 
Giant.  That's not to say they don't exist- Egg's first session, 
which I at least had believed totally lost, showed up from a fan tape 
the second the band asked for a copy and is now officially released 
on a recent archive CD.