15 August 1988

== Show ==
; Name
*John Peel Show
; Station
*BBC Radio One
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1988-08-15
; Comments
*Peel plays Extreme Noise Terror's first session track at the beginning of the programme.
*Peel dedicates a Yello track to his son, Tom, who fell from his bike whilst racing his dad who was in his car leaving Peel Acres.
*Peel plays a track from feedtime covering Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra's Lightning's Girl. 
*Peel plays two tracks from the Sub Pop label, the first from Mudhoney and the other, Soundgarden. Later on in the programme, he reads out their Sub Pop’s address for listeners to write to.
*Peel plays a session track from Overlord X called The Dedication, which mentions his name in the lyrics.
*Peel reads out a listener's letter from Steve of Stafford thanking him in writing a book called 'Making Four Track Music'. However, JP, mentions that he never wrote that book and states that 'technology left me just after the wheel'. 
*Somewhat surprising to hear a 1974 Tim Buckley track in the playlist, although JP admits it is only because the album had just been re-released.
== Sessions ==
*Overlord X, #2. Recorded 1988-08-02. No known commercial release.
*Extreme Noise Terror, #2 (rpt). Recorded 1988-05-01. Available on Grind Madness At The BBC (Earache).
== Tracklisting ==
*start of show
*Extreme Noise Terror: Only In It For The Music Part 3 (session)
*Yello: The Race (7") Mercury
*James Dean Driving Experience: Dean's Eleventh Dream (7") Autumn Glow
*Overlord X: The Hard Core (session)
*feedtime: Lightning's Girl (LP - Cooper-S) Megadisc
:(JP: 'Also from Australia, the New Christs')
*New Christs: I Swear (LP - Divine Rites) Citadel
*Jungle Band: You Got To Make It Funky (album - Jungle Groove) Charly Groove CRB1197 @2
*Extreme Noise Terror: Propaganda / System Enslavement (session)
*10,000 Maniacs: Death Of Manolete (LP - Secrets Of The I-Ching) Mark
*Overlord X: X Posse (session)
*Passmore Sisters: Sally Why (LP - First Love, Last Rites) Sharp
*Rick & The Fairlanes: Danger (v/a LP - Strummin' Mental! Volume One) Link
*Swan Lake: The Dream (1018 Mix) (12" - In The Name Of Love / The Dream) Champion
*Mudhoney: Sweet Young Thing Ain't Sweet No More (7" - Touch Me I'm Sick b/w Sweet Young Thing Ain't Sweet No More) Sub Pop
*Soundgarden: Kingdom Of Come (12" - Fopp) Sub Pop
*Joi Bangla: Taj Ma House (12") BPM BP12002 @1
*Extreme Noise Terror: Murder (session)
*No Artist: KLIF D.J. Trading Stamp Promo (v/a LP - Cruisin' 1962 - Featuring Russ "Weird Beard" Knight, KLIF, Dallas) Increase @3
*Little Eva: Locomotion (v/a LP - Cruisin' 1962 - Featuring Russ "Weird Beard" Knight, KLIF, Dallas) Increase
*Primitives: Way Behind Me (7") RCA
*Overlord X: The Dedication (session)
*Rakotozafy: Hitako O! (album - Valiha Malaza / Famous Valiha) Globe Style ORBD 028 @4
*Extreme Noise Terror: Show Us You Care (session)
*Pixies: Gigantic (12" - Gigantic / River Euphrates) 4AD
*Sir Gibbs: People Grudgeful (v/a LP - The Reggae Train 1968 - 1971) Trojan
*File 1 begins
*Ranking Roger: 'In Love With You (LP-Radical Departure)' (I.R.S.)
:(JP: 'I've never forgotten really the first time that I saw the Beat, at Aston University, one of the very best gigs ever. I invited them at the time to play their set through twice, and they did this, and both times it was wonderful. Just thinking about it sets me toes tapping.')
*Cyclic Amp: 'Dead Cop (LP-People Of The Book)' (Probe Plus)
*Mekons: 'Folsom Prison Blues (Compilation LP-'Til Things Are Brighter...A Tribute To Johnny Cash)' (Red Rhino)
*Overlord X: 'Bax The Place' (session)
*Tim Buckley: 'Bring It On Up (LP-Look At The Fool)' (Discreet) @5
*Extreme Noise Terror: 'Take The Strain' (session)
*Extreme Noise Terror: 'No Threat' (session)
*Queen Latifah: 'Princess Of the Posse (12")' (Tommy Boy Music)
*Happy Hate Me Nots: 'New Hope (LP-Out)' (Rough Trade US)
*end of show
*File 1 ends
*Tracks marked @ available on File 2
== File ==
;Name
*1) Peel Show 1988-08-15 (incomplete)
*2) 1988-08-xx Peel Show LE016
*3) 020A-B3109XXXXXXX-0100A0.mp3
*4) 020A-B3109XXXXXXX-0101A0.mp3
;Length
*1) 0:25:01
*2) 1:33:57 (3:34- 22:31) (to 19:12 unique)
*3) 1:01:23
*4) 0:56:36
;Other
*1) File created from CB100 of the 500 Box. Good mono FM sound at 128kbps, although the tape betrays its age in occasional drift. Many thanks to CB.
*2) Created from LE016 of Lee Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22. Many thanks to Lee.
*3-4) Recordings at the British Library
;Available
*1) Mooo
*2) Mooo
*3-4) Sound & Moving Image Catalogue (Find Format: B3109/1)
Category:1988
Category:Peel shows
Category:Available online
Category:Lee Tapes
Category:British Library
Category:Digitised by Weatherman22