Your Top Sessions of the Latter Years?

[Steve]

Hi Thomas

Your second assumption is the correct one: six other sessions were
voted for, but didn't get enough points to make the top 50. HOWEVER, I
MIGHT do another podcast featuring the 'best of the rest', in other
words, the ones from numbers 51-125 that I thought worthy of a listen.
No promises, mind....I tend to collapse under too much pressure (which
is why my Christmas blog bit the dust). ;-))

Best wishes
Steve [TK]

P.S. Is my 1995-03-24 show downloading OK? I've had no feedback since
I changed the links, so I assume it's all right.

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Thomas Blatchford <tabdrinkink74@...> wrote:
>
> Steve, does this mean that i was the only one to vote for a session
from the twenty-first century?
> 
> To me this seems bizarre!
> 
> (Of course some of them may have been voted for and not reached the
poll...)#
> 
> thomas
> 
> 
> ________________________________
> From: Steve <so_it_goes_2512@...>
> To: peel@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, 6 January, 2009 17:27:40
> Subject: [peel] Re: Your Top Sessions of the Latter Years?
> 
> 
> Interesting question, Ken: I wonder why, in the 2008 Poll (podcasts
> still to be completed), only two sessions from your designated period
> made it.
> I would choose the Avrocar session recorded on the day of his death
> and so eloquently detailed on pages 14-15 of TPS because it has a
> special elegiacal atmosphere: the Wedding Present's last, because it
> felt like revisiting old friends: and the Black Keys' second from Peel
> Acres, because it just crackles with energy and obviously pleases John
> no end: 'needle in the red and stayed there, as it should be'.
> And Melys' 4th, which I heard for the first time when compiling the
> last podcast, would be a contender as it gives a thrilling backdrop to
> John being unable to speak due to Liverpool's win, were I given a
fourth.
> 
> Best wishes
> Steve
> 
> 
> --- In peel@yahoogroups. com, "ken garner" <ken_garner@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > Off the top of your heads, team, what would you choose as your Top 3 
> > best Peel Sessions (or most memorable individual Peel Session
tracks or 
> > performances) by new artists in the final three years of the show,
ie, 
> > 2002 onwards? And why? I have a reason for asking this question
which I 
> > hope to be able to reveal within a few weeks...
> > 
> > k
> >
>