[peel] RF11-14

[Stuart Brooks]

Strangely enough I just came across a Joe Satriani track on a Peel show tape I've yet to rip, so maybe it's OK to like him!

On 22 April 2016 09:36:10 BST, "RobF robfleay@... [peel]" <peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>Cheers Stuart - I'd forgotten about that House Of Love acoustic session
>and
>have no memory of recording a Richard Skinner show.
>
>Tape 11 - yes that James track at the end was taped off my girlfriend's
>copy of the Come Home 12''
>
>Tape 12 - where did that Joe Satriani track come from  at the end?? I
>can
>only guess that I left the tape running one night and fell asleep and
>that
>got picked up from the Nicky Campbell show (or whichever DJ was on the
>graveyard shift back then). Michael Schenker yes, but Joe Satriani -
>NEVER!
>
>Tape 13 - The Flaming Lips track at the start was definitely from a
>Peel
>show - I bought the album on the back of taping that track. Absolutely
>ZERO
>idea where I taped that Popguns live set from, or who the compere was.
>It
>must have been from a Peel show?
>
>And the Dymo label? I dread to think! I know in the very early days of
>collecting cassettes I would put a dymo label on the top of the tape to
>indicate what it was as I kept then stacked in a milk crate on their
>ends
>and couldn't see the spines. Go on - what did it say?? Off list if it's
>too
>embarassing!
>
>
>
>
>On 22 April 2016 at 01:18, stuartb@... [peel] <
>peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> RF Sessions 11 <http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/RF_Sessions_11> kicked off
>> with a bit of a rarity - a live session from House Of Love on what
>must be
>> Saturday Live or its replacement, introduced by Richard Skinner. Next
>up
>> Ride's first session, repeat broadcast on 10th April, already shared
>> complete from the Rich 200, followed by the debut of Cranes' second
>session
>> from the following night, new content for the 11th. Side 1 ends with
>a
>> track each from Morrissey and James, the latter sounding like it
>might be a
>> home recording of a record.
>> On side 2, Barbel's debut session opens proceedings, available
>complete
>> and with intros, though not as good SQ as mr maudlin's intro-less
>share of
>> 3 tracks from his C143 Peel Sessions tape. Then the debut play of the
>only
>> Fieldmice session (from a new show, and stats fans, breaks the
>longest run
>> of shows without a recording in the 1988-1998 period). Finally the
>> Charlatans in session from an already available show.
>>
>>
>> RF Sessions 12 <http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/RF_Sessions_12> on a TDK
>D90
>> marks a change in style with the Happy Flowers debut (already
>available
>> from Rich) followed by Teenage Fanclub's debut session (new for that
>show).
>> Then it's Bridewell Taxis, 3 of their 4 session tracks, from a show
>where
>> all four tracks are available in higher SQ but there are a few extra
>peel
>> outros etc. Finally Ride's 2nd session, played in a one-y on 16th
>December
>> (funnily enough also shared by me) but this has the outro.
>>
>> RF13 <http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/RF_Sessions_13> (on a TDK D60) 
>includes
>> a short, lo-fi set from Popguns/Pop Guns, compered by a Mark before
>moving
>> on to Heavenly's first session, from the second play judging by the
>> micro-differences in the intro to Escort Crash. Lush's only session
>on side
>> 2 is from an unshared show, but whether the debut or repeat play is
>> unknown. The track order is consistent with the first play but not a
>> guarantee. Then the 3rd play of Babes In Toyland's first session.
>>
>> RF14 <http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/RF_Sessions_14> shoegazetastic, (not
>> that I am dissing, it, I recorded tracks from all of the sessions
>featured
>> on this tape myself) starts with the repeat of Catherine Wheel's only
>> session (I taped the debut) followed by the repeat of Slowdive's
>session (I
>> taped that one) then half of Moose's first session (I taped that too)
>ends
>> side 1. Side 2 begins with the debut play Babes In Toyland's 2nd
>session,
>> (I taped the repeat) then Bleach (I only taped 1 track) and the rest
>of
>> Moose from the same July show (only 1 track previously available for
>that
>> show)
>>
>>
>> One of the tape boxes had an interesting Dymo label on the end of it,
>know
>> anything about that Rob???
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>>