30 January 1980

== Show ==
;Name
*John Peel Show
;Station
*BBC Radio One
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1980-01-30
; Comments
*Incomplete show. Around the last 20 minutes missing from the available recordings.
*Start of show: "That sig tune of ours doesn’t sound very fit these days, does it? Must get it redone, I think. Anyway, on tonight’s programme, it’s an all-record programme featuring such famous names as Public Image Limited, Magazine – both sides of their new single – Elvis Costello, the Only Ones, Cockney Rejects, Errol Scorcher – well, not a very famous name, but famous at Peel Acres certainly – and lesser-known names like Pure Products, Midnight Rags, Rattling Throntons, Akrylykz, White Heat, Creature Beat, Any Trouble, Spasms, Mental, Accidents, Future Bodies and the Insex. I know we could have audience figures if we just kept playing old favourites and the big hits and all that kind of stuff, but frankly I hope you’re not interested in that, because I’m not. Because there’s so many good records around you ought to hear and if I don’t get a chance to play them here, the chances are they won’t get played anywhere else in a lot of cases. So from the dozens of singles that come in every day – well, Everyday is the title of the first piece; we’ll get to the singles later on..."
*Two tracks are played from the Selecter debut album.
*A single of the Golinski Brothers track was later found in John Peel's Record Box.
*Peel finds a letter from the Spasms asking him to play their single, three tracks after he has just done it (following another request).
*Mike Read's dress sense is lampooned.
== Sessions ==
*All records.
== Tracklisting ==
*Files a 2 and 3 start of show
*Selecter: Everyday (LP – Too Much Pressure) Two-Tone
*Bet Lynch’s Legs: Ghost Riders In The Sky (single) Absurd
*Insex: Inner Sanction (single) Dining Out
*Errol Schorcher: Frog In A Water (single) Tipper
*John makes an inappropriate suggestion
*Golinski Brothers: Bloody (LP – Vaultage 79) Attrix
*Cockney Rejects: New Song (single – Bad Man! b-side) EMI
*Accidents: Blood Splattered With Guitars (single) Hook, Line ‘N’ Sinker
*Future Bodies: Terrorist (single) Final Alternative
*Metropak: You’re A Rebel (single) PAK
*Larry & Lloyd: Monkey Spanner (single) New Beat
*Spasms: It Never Happens Like It Does On The Telly single) Ellie Jay
:JP: "That's called 'It Never Happens Like It Does On The Telly', which isn't entirely true actually, because that appalling shirt which Mike Read was wearing on Top Of The Pops a week or so ago does really exist. In real life, it exists. It's not something wrong with your television or anything at all. It exists. It is real."
*The Mental: Off The Rails (EP – Extended Play) Kamikaze Pig
*Only Ones: Trouble In The World (single) CBS
*File a cuts off in the middle of the above
*Tape flip in File 2 & 3
*File b starts
*Channel One All Star: Burial (split 12” single with Barrington Levy) Channel One
*Any Trouble: Yesterday’s Love (single) Pennine
*Creature Beat: She Won’t Dance (single) Puritan
*Exposure: Style And Fashion (single) Acute
*Selecter: Too Much Pressure (LP – Too Much Pressure) Two-Tone
*Orior: Elevation (single) Crystal Groove
*Martian Schoolgirls: Life In The 1980s (single) Red Planet
*Elvis Costello: Love For Tender (LP – Get Happy!!) F-Beat
*White Heat: Nervous Breakdown (single) Vallium
*Akrylykz: Spyderman (single) Double R
*Rattling Throntons: The Letter (EP) Beat Street
*Magazine: Song From Under The Floorboards (7") Virgin §
*File b stops and File c starts during the above
*File 2 & 3 cut out towards the end of the above
*Magazine: Twenty Years Ago (7" b-side – Song From Under The Floorboards) Virgin §
*Midnight Rags: Public Enemy (single) Ace
*Public Image: The Suit (3x12” LP - Metal Box) Virgin
*File c cuts out a few seconds into the above
== File ==
;Name
*a) 209-800130a.if
*b) 209-800130b.if
*c) 210-800130+31.aif
*2) 1980-01-30 John Peel Radio 1 (Incomplete) DB145.mp3
*3) 1980-01-30 Peel Show DB145 v2.mp3
*4) BH003 JP 1980-01-28 Sides A & B
;Length
*a) 00:50:00
*b) 00:46:38
*c) 00:19:14 (until around 8 minutes – file then shifts to 31 January 1980
*2) 01:32:23
*3) 01:31:23
*4) 00:43:15 (from this show from 36:16 only - tracks marked with § above)
;Other
*a), b), and c) Created from T209 and T210 of 400 Box. Many thanks to Roger and the original taper.
*2) Created from DB145 of Derby Box, digitised by RF
*3) Created from DB145 of Derby Box, rerip digitised by Weatherman22
*4) Created from BH003 of the Hinton Box
;Available
*a), b), and c) Mooo Server (Roger)
*2) Mooo
*3) Mooo
*4) Mooo
Category:1980
Category:Peel shows
Category:Available online
Category: 400 Box
Category:Shared
Category:Derby Box
Category:Digitised by Weatherman22