01 July 1991 (Ö3)

== Show ==
; Name
*Nachtexpress
; Station
*Ô3 (Austria)
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1991-07-01
; Comments
*Start of show: "Hello again, millions of happy smiling Austrian persons. Time to travel with me,John Peel, aboard the Nachtexpress."
*John shamelessly plugs his upcoming appearance at the Reading Festival, but notes that the Telescopes turned in a very ordinary appearance there in 1990.
*JP voices his distaste for the American stand-up comedian Andrew 'Dice' Clay, finding him "racist and sexist", not to mention "deeply unfunny."
*Daughter Flossie is in the vicinity, and when asked her opinion on a couple of tracks, merely says, "OK", to John's disappointment.
== Sessions ==
*None
== Tracklisting ==
*Barry Adamson, Anita Lane & Thought Systems Of Love: 'These Boots Are Made For Walking (Extended Box Fresh Mix) (7 inch)' (Mute)
:(JP: 'I'm a man who's always enjoyed a good cover version, and about a month ago, I decided to do on my domestic programmes in Britain a cover versions programme, a three-hour programme: not a terrifically original idea, it must be said, but at the same time I thought it was worth doing, and it sort of expanded into four three-hour cover version programmes, a total of twelve hours (you probably could have worked that out for yourselves). That came in at the last moment, and was added to the fourth programme. See 14 July 1991.I think it's really good.')
*Ragga Twins: 'Hooligan 69 (LP-Reggae Owes Me Money)' (Shut Up And Dance) JP mistakenly gives the LP's title as 'Reggae Owes Me A Living.'
*Telescopes: 'Flying (12 inch])' (Creation)
:(JP: 'I'm not much of a dancing man, and I wish that I was, but particularly I wish that I was the only person on Earth who remembered how to do lots of those ludicrous dances from the 1960s: the Fly, and the Swim, and that sort of thing. Here's a dance which I've never heard of before.')
*Donna Loren: 'So Do The Zonk'
:(JP: 'I have to come to Vienna in about four days' time His experiences are related in the 05 August 1991 (Ö3) show., and I hope that when I do, I can go to the clubs and see everybody doing the Zonk. Except they probably won't let me in, because if they're anything like a lot of the clubs in London, if you're old and fat and ugly, they say, "Sorry mate. Members only."')
*Snapper: 'Dead Pictures (LP-Shotgun Blossom)' (Avalanche)
*Diceman: 'Quad (12 inch)' (Brainiak)
*Fall: 'Dice Man (LP-Dragnet)' (Step Forward)
*Gumball: 'Pre (LP-Special Kiss)' (Paperhouse)
*Iron Works: 'Rail (7 inch)'
*Breed: 'Everyone Joins In The Chorus (LP-Grin)' (Nightshift)
*Belt: 'Bad Breed (7 inch-Christmas)' (not on label)
*14 Iced Bears: 'Hold On (12 inch)' (Borderline)
*3rd Bass: 'Derelicts Of Dialect (CD-Derelicts Of Dialect)' (Def Jam Recordings)
== File ==
;Name
*John Peel Nachtexpress 1991-08-01
 
;Length 
*00:43:45
;Other 
*Original date found to be incorrect: file name changed.
;Available
*
;Footnotes
Category:1991
Category:Peel shows
Category:Peel Shows (Incomplete)
Category:Available online
Category:Ö3