[peel] Mystery Box

[MLEFJ]

Brilliant work Stuart. If you’re bored you should do what I’m thinking of doing. Getting all the shows (from various people’s folders) and putting them in chronological order for the whole of JP’s career. 

Then I can just listen to all the shows there are in a row. Starting with the earliest. 

You’ve probably already done this, I guess

Thanks again to you and everyone who does all the work

James

> On 30 Sep 2019, at 01:50, stuartb@... [peel] <peel@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> Well that didn't take long...
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> MY10 contained an 85m continuous section of 29th November 2000, previously only some edited tracks from the Lee Tapes were available. Warning, the sound is bad and soon becomes atrocious bordering on unintelligible; this sounds like the tuner was mistuned.
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> MY11 contained 71 mostly continuous minutes of 14th March 2001, again adding to the edited tracks from the Lee Tapes. It's interesting that both of these shows were very rare in having no shared audio, then like buses, two sources came along at once. There was also a very short snippet from a previous use of this tape, shared as March 2001 on the wiki. It's an unknown date.
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> MY12 produced a mainly continuous section of 1st March 2001, though only 7 minutes are new.
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> Finally MY14 added some edited tracks (with intros) to 10th September 1998.
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> All the other tapes were duplicates of shows already available complete in good quality so weren't shared.
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> That's my tape backlog cleared. So what to do now... I have still a few Derby Box tapes to re-rip (the Memorex ones with the dodgy pressure pads from the first half of the box). But if anyone who got fed up with their ripping projects fancies sending me the tapes I'd be happy to digitise and return. (Peel  only)
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> If not, might need to find a new hobby...
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> Stuart
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