[peel] Re: Peel Various

[Mike Parker]

i know the ''bier'' bit

--- On Sun, 29/3/09, alanforduk <alan@...erve.co.uk> wrote:

From: alanforduk <alan@...>
Subject: [peel] Re: Peel Various
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, 29 March, 2009, 7:18 PM






Surely we all know:

Danke Schon Bitte Schon 
wiedersehen 
noch ein bier 
kommen sie hier 
ein grosse 
ein kleine 
I nichts verstehen 
I wish I could Sprechen Sie Deutsch 

--- In peel@yahoogroups. com, Mike Parker <parkermike81@ ...> wrote:
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> .only german i know is ''vas ist den loss steve?'' which roughly translates to ''what`s the matter steve'' but i dont think that`s going to be a great lot of use unless your stuck in a berlin traffic jam and the guilty driver`s also called steve.                                             p.s  great work on the wiki,someone` s been busy.cheer`s mike.
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> --- On Sun, 29/3/09, Steve <so_it_goes_ 2512@...> wrote:
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> From: Steve <so_it_goes_ 2512@...>
> Subject: [peel] Peel Various
> To: peel@yahoogroups. com
> Date: Sunday, 29 March, 2009, 5:30 PM
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> Thanks to Mike for another compilation: you can be assured that the page will be up on the Wiki very soon. If anybody's intrigued but missed the earlier entries, here are the ones I've catalogued to date:
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> Best Of Peel Vol 1 
> Best Of Peel Vol 4 
> Best Of Peel Vol 10 
> Best Of Peel Vol 12 
> Best Of Peel Vol 13 
> Best Of Peel Vol 14 
> Best Of Peel Vol 15 
> Best Of Peel Vol 16 
> Peel's World Service Comp 
> Peel's Classic Mistakes Again, I urge all to try these: rare sessions, memorable quotes and some ear-splitting music abound.
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> Now on another matter: did anybody see the request for the 1999 Freddy Fresh session, as I had no offers? (Martin, I hope you can help...)
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> If any of you are wondering where the next 500 Box offering is coming from, fear not: I made a page on the Wiki for another one, but need to re-rip, so watch this space.
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> And finally: I recorded an interview with JP from the Radio Eins website, and I'm thinking of putting it on the Wiki, but there's a small nag: most of it's in German. Is there anybody who has a good command of the language who could maybe provide some kind of summary of the content?
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> Best wishes
> Steve [TK]
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