'The DK Box': 53 Shows from 2000

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Sounds like a hearty welcome all round! As already mentioned, torrents might be the way 
on the sharing front if you can sort them out. 

The 17 DVD Peel compilations were originally shared by DeeDee ("of this parish") with 
other members jumping in to help seed as he put them up. Seems to have worked pretty 
well, as they seem to be pretty much still available.

I've never put one up myself, but maybe DeeDee or someone else could help sort you out 
if you don't know the ins and outs of such things. If there's a problem with computer 
access or limits on bandwidth, maybe someone here could do the honours if you can get 
copies of the DVDs to them.

Best of luck.

Cheers,

Steve W

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "hokasombat" <davidnpaula@...> wrote:
>
> Evening All.
> 
> I'm a newbie here and not too clear who amongst you to contact on 
> this, so thought I'd just post for all to see.
> 
> I've 53 full shows from 2000 - roughly February into March and August 
> into October ( - the time between I was out of the country).  Let's 
> call them 'the DK Box'.  The smaller number of these are from FM and 
> the rest from DAB.  Sound quality is excellent across all.  I encoded 
> these at the time into MP3s at 320kbps, since I thought that holding 
> onto them losslessly would be a little too obsessive.
> 
> Not having really done my homework, I'm not too sure which if any of 
> these are currently unobtainable.  (I only have about 9 or 10 of 
> the 'Peel Torrent DVDs'.)
> 
> Would these even be items of interest?
> 
> Question is - since I have nothing like the time available to start 
> uploading them through Megaupload or wherever, who could possibly do 
> this on my behalf and get it all distributed?  I'd be more than happy 
> to send them out to someone (responsible!) on 4 x DVDs, which would 
> probably be quickest.
> 
> Best wishes ( - and someone please dig up some more 75-77 stuff, 
> which was when I was listening most avidly ...)
> 
> DK
> 
> 
> P.S: I have a small number of Peel's 'slots' during Alan Freeman's 
> Saturday show in the mid-70s, where he and Walters used the pretext 
> of advertising his own show to torment Fluff horribly.  These are 
> pretty nice-sounding and I could throw these in too.
>