Best BBC sessions? - Page 2

stu666 · 03.06.2012, 11:41 AM

E. Noisefield please clear some pms...

E. Noisefield · 03.06.2012, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by stu666

E. Noisefield please clear some pms...

Clear some pms? You mean erase them? Read them? I don't have many- can't be a capacity issue.

Wait. How do you know how many pms I have?

stu666 · 03.06.2012, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by E. Noisefield

Clear some pms? You mean erase them? Read them? I don't have many- can't be a capacity issue.

Wait. How do you know how many pms I have?

you can only store 50 private messages at one time and I was trying to send you another so that's how I know how many you have. you can always download all yr pms before you delete them so they won't be lost...

Keeping It Simple · 03.07.2012, 10:05 AM

It's the norm for bonus tracks to be included on CD reissues. The bonus tracks can include sessions recorded for BBC radio DJs other than John Peel. I've heard sessions recorded for David "Kid" Jensen by bands like Killing Joke and Bauhaus, for example.

Severian · 03.07.2012, 11:58 AM

Right. Peel wasn't the only employee of the entire BBC. However, you'll find that most of the more experimental, punk, dance, and independent rock artists worked with him. He was crucial in gaining exposure for a lot of the less traditional bands that others at the BBC may have ignored.

Still there are plenty of other BBC releases out there, but the best ones are the peels.

Keeping It Simple · 03.10.2012, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Severian

Right. Peel wasn't the only employee of the entire BBC. However, you'll find that most of the more experimental, punk, dance, and independent rock artists worked with him. He was crucial in gaining exposure for a lot of the less traditional bands that others at the BBC may have ignored.

Still there are plenty of other BBC releases out there, but the best ones are the peels.

I couldn't agree more.

Mortte Jousimo · 05.17.2012, 03:55 AM

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/johnpeel.../s/sonicyouth/

http://sonicyouth.utkonos.org/lossy/Radio%20Sessions%20(1986-1992)/

http://sonicyouth.utkonos.org/lossle...-14.fm.flac16/

http://sonicyouth.utkonos.org/lossle...-01.fm.flac16/

Mozilla says those utkonos sites are attacking sites and not let me open them anymore. Are those 1 & 3 Peel Sessions in some other sites?

stu666 · 05.17.2012, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

Mozilla says those utkonos sites are attacking sites and not let me open them anymore. Are those 1 & 3 Peel Sessions in some other sites?

try switching to internet explorer, they work fine for me...

demonrail666 · 05.17.2012, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Keeping It Simple

It's the norm for bonus tracks to be included on CD reissues. The bonus tracks can include sessions recorded for BBC radio DJs other than John Peel. I've heard sessions recorded for David "Kid" Jensen by bands like Killing Joke and Bauhaus, for example.

Andy Kershaw also had some excellent sessions. By the 90s, I'd say that in many ways he was a far more interesting DJ than Peel.

Mortte Jousimo · 05.18.2012, 03:23 AM

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Originally Posted by stu666

try switching to internet explorer, they work fine for me...

Well, I have only Mozilla...

Pookie · 05.18.2012, 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by demonrail666

Andy Kershaw also had some excellent sessions. By the 90s, I'd say that in many ways he was a far more interesting DJ than Peel.

Agreed. I'm certainly not knocking Peel because his show was a massively important part of my childhood, but his musical tastes definitely seemed to get less adventurous in the 90s (or maybe mine just got more adventurous?!).

demonrail666 · 05.18.2012, 10:22 AM

I think he lost some of his importance once Grunge and Britpop hit the mainstream in the mid 90s, being forced to celebrate a kind of obscurity-for-its-own-sake in an effort simply to stay relevant. Kershaw became more interesting for me because he was more willing to look further afield and wasn't so bound to Peel's ultimately quite post-punk-inspired idea of what cutting edge contemporary music 'should' be. But as you say, that's not to undermine his enormous importance overall. Although by the time he started championing The White Stripes I'd pretty much given up on him altogether.

Not in the same league in terms of significance, but I've always thought Janice Long has been quite overlooked; she played a vital role boosting those bands that weren't quite marginal enough for Peel but which (at that time, anyway) weren't mainstream enough for the daytime playlist, groups like The The, etc who might've otherwise found themselves lost in that massive no-mans-land that existed during the 80s, between Peel and Simon Bates. (Although, as KIS mentions, David Kid Jensen was also pretty good in that regard).

stu666 · 05.18.2012, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

Well, I have only Mozilla...

well get internet explorer as well then, it only takes a few seconds... even if you only use it to download the files you want.

Mortte Jousimo · 05.20.2012, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by stu666

well get internet explorer as well then, it only takes a few seconds... even if you only use it to download the files you want.

I think Mozilla is the only one that´s not cost anything.

stu666 · 05.20.2012, 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

I think Mozilla is the only one that´s not cost anything.

internet explorer is free! like google chrome and all the rest. I don't know any that you have to pay for....

Mortte Jousimo · 05.21.2012, 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by stu666

internet explorer is free! like google chrome and all the rest. I don't know any that you have to pay for....

My explorer went out of date years ago and then Mozilla was the only free. Or then there was some other problem and I couldn´t download it. I have also heard Mozilla is safier than explorer. Maybe there aren´t any safety problems with those sites, but it´s also possible there are. Anyway I don´t like to listen music from the computer. Of course it´s sad if I never heard those great tunes again. I hope they will some time release them in vinyl!

stu666 · 05.21.2012, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

My explorer went out of date years ago and then Mozilla was the only free. Or then there was some other problem and I couldn´t download it. I have also heard Mozilla is safier than explorer. Maybe there aren´t any safety problems with those sites, but it´s also possible there are. Anyway I don´t like to listen music from the computer. Of course it´s sad if I never heard those great tunes again. I hope they will some time release them in vinyl!

look, I don't get what yr problem is. I've told you what you need to do... I help people on here all the time but you could easily help yrself this time by downloading internet explorer just use it to get the tracks you want then switch back to mozila. It's not gonna fuck yr computer up...

up to you man.

Mortte Jousimo · 05.22.2012, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by stu666

look, I don't get what yr problem is. I've told you what you need to do... I help people on here all the time but you could easily help yrself this time by downloading internet explorer just use it to get the tracks you want then switch back to mozila. It's not gonna fuck yr computer up...

up to you man.

My problem is that I don´t want to spend too much time with the computer because I have lots of more interesting things to do in my life. Almost all the time some people or program have said "it just take a minute to you to download this" it has taken at least an hour. SYG is the only gossib where I am regulary and that´s only because SY is the most imporartant band to me. I really like those Peel tunes, but they´re still just few songs. If Mozilla doesn´t play them then it doesn´t. I don´t believe I will have ever all the stuff SY or it´s members have made anyway.

Also, there are lots of criminals in the internet (I think you know also). Maybe they can´t fuck my computer up, but they can have my personal information like the number of my credit card. Maybe you have a rich dad who pays your bills if you´re fucked up with the internet, but I have to pay my bills myself.

Originally I just asked you, were these songs in some other sites, not asked you how could I listen them from those utkonos sites. Anyway you don´t have to help me anymore

sonic sphere · 05.22.2012, 02:22 PM

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i hope you are fucked up with the internet 3 times. and that your credit card refuses to allow you to purchase items for 10 years you ungrateful prick!

stu666 · 05.23.2012, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

My problem is that I don´t want to spend too much time with the computer because I have lots of more interesting things to do in my life. Almost all the time some people or program have said "it just take a minute to you to download this" it has taken at least an hour. SYG is the only gossib where I am regulary and that´s only because SY is the most imporartant band to me. I really like those Peel tunes, but they´re still just few songs. If Mozilla doesn´t play them then it doesn´t. I don´t believe I will have ever all the stuff SY or it´s members have made anyway.

Also, there are lots of criminals in the internet (I think you know also). Maybe they can´t fuck my computer up, but they can have my personal information like the number of my credit card. Maybe you have a rich dad who pays your bills if you´re fucked up with the internet, but I have to pay my bills myself.

Originally I just asked you, were these songs in some other sites, not asked you how could I listen them from those utkonos sites. Anyway you don´t have to help me anymore

I don't have a rich dad, but I'm sure most credit card companies will refund you any money if yr card is used fradulently. As long as you have good internet security and are careful when you log into sites then you should be ok anyway and it will protect you if you are using mozilla, internet explorer or chrome... it sounds like you are ultra paranoid! there's crimanals everywhere, does that stop you using yr credit card in shops etc...?

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03.07.2012, 10:05 AM	#24
Keeping It Simple invito al cielo Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 3,721	It's the norm for bonus tracks to be included on CD reissues. The bonus tracks can include sessions recorded for BBC radio DJs other than John Peel. I've heard sessions recorded for David "Kid" Jensen by bands like Killing Joke and Bauhaus, for example.
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03.07.2012, 11:58 AM	#25
Severian invito al cielo Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 11,798	Right. Peel wasn't the only employee of the entire BBC. However, you'll find that most of the more experimental, punk, dance, and independent rock artists worked with him. He was crucial in gaining exposure for a lot of the less traditional bands that others at the BBC may have ignored. Still there are plenty of other BBC releases out there, but the best ones are the peels.
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05.18.2012, 10:22 AM	#32
demonrail666 invito al cielo Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 18,510	I think he lost some of his importance once Grunge and Britpop hit the mainstream in the mid 90s, being forced to celebrate a kind of obscurity-for-its-own-sake in an effort simply to stay relevant. Kershaw became more interesting for me because he was more willing to look further afield and wasn't so bound to Peel's ultimately quite post-punk-inspired idea of what cutting edge contemporary music 'should' be. But as you say, that's not to undermine his enormous importance overall. Although by the time he started championing The White Stripes I'd pretty much given up on him altogether. Not in the same league in terms of significance, but I've always thought Janice Long has been quite overlooked; she played a vital role boosting those bands that weren't quite marginal enough for Peel but which (at that time, anyway) weren't mainstream enough for the daytime playlist, groups like The The, etc who might've otherwise found themselves lost in that massive no-mans-land that existed during the 80s, between Peel and Simon Bates. (Although, as KIS mentions, David Kid Jensen was also pretty good in that regard).
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05.22.2012, 02:22 PM	#39
sonic sphere invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ireland Posts: 4,446	^ i hope you are fucked up with the internet 3 times. and that your credit card refuses to allow you to purchase items for 10 years you ungrateful prick! __________________ "trolling asshat" - All Hail WATT "wanker" - All Hail WATT
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