06 April 1992 (Ö3)

== Show ==
; Name
*Nachtexpress
; Station
*Ö3 (Austria)
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1992-04-06
; Comments 
*Start of show: "Actually, not London, but Stowmarket, Suffolk. And to start the programme this week (John Peel on Nachtexpress, incidentally), the Fall."
== Sessions ==
*None
== Tracklisting ==
*Fall: 'Married, 2 Kids (LP-Code: Selfish)' (Cog Sinister via Fontana)
:(JP: 'I expect the Nachtexpress posse have been playing you this LP to death. I certainly hope so.')
*Verve: 'All In The Mind (7 inch)' (Hut Recordings)
:(JP: 'By the time you get round to hearing this programme, we'll only be a day or so away from a general election here in Britain, and rather gloomily I forecast that the Conservatives will get in with a reduced majority, but a workable majority. This is not what I want at all, in fact, it's my worst nightmare.')
*(techno tune-edited out)
*Gorilla: 'Gone (7 inch)' (Regal Select)
*Cobra: 'Live Together'
*Meathooks: 'Manic Tribe NYC (LP-Cambodia Soul Music)' (Disastro-Mix)
:(JP: 'And the first person to say, "aural art terrorists" or anything similar gets their head kicked in.')
*PJ Harvey: 'Victory (2xLP-Dry)' (Too Pure)
:(JP: 'I had lunch with her, you know, a few weeks ago, and I was so nervous I talked throughout the entire meal and didn't hear a single thing that she'd got to say, which was stupid because I'm sure I missed a great deal. I must try it again sometime.')
*Scarface: 'A Minute To Pray And A Second To Die (12 inch)' (Rap-A-Lot)
*Richard Hell: 'Baby Huey (Baby Do You Wanna Dance?) (7 inch-Three New Songs)' (Overground)
*Fall: 'Just Waiting (LP-Code: Selfish)' (Cog Sinister via Fontana)
*Monkeywrench: 'Notes And Chords Mean Nothing To Me (CD-Clean As A Broke-Dick Dog)' (Sub Pop)
*Cul De Sac: 'Cant (7 inch)' (Shock)
*Matchatcha: 'Naye'
== File ==
;Name
*John Peel Nachtexpress 6 Apr 1992
 
;Length 
*00:45:06
;Other 
*Many thanks to the taper.
;Available
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Category:1992
Category:Peel shows
Category:Available online
Category:Peel Shows (Incomplete)
Category:Ö3