01 April 1995 (BFBS)

== Show ==
; Name
*John Peel's Music On BFBS
; Station
*BFBS (Germany)
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1995-04-01
; Comments
*Start of show: "Howdy pards, it's another John Peel's Music On BFBS. Let's start by meeting the girl inside the radio."
*Tape begins with what appears to be a Peel trailer for his show: "...meltdown and coping badly. The hysterics are interspersed with records by Stereolab, Mercury Rev, Delroy Wilson, Mudhoney, the Flaming Stars, Dick Dale, Mad Professor, the Wright Brothers and more, much more. John Peel's Music On BFBS! (tuneless doo-wop singing from JP)."
*John reveals that although he frequently upbraids his listeners on grammar and spelling that he has no idea about punctuation.
*After a listener requests Hooton 3 Car's Danny, John, with characteristic generosity, offers to send him a spare copy.
== Sessions ==
*None
== Tracklisting ==
*Die 116: 'The Girl Inside The Radio (CD-Dyna-Cool)' (Wreck-Age)
*Stereolab: 'Melochord Seventy-Five (10"-Music For The Amorphous Body Study Center)' (Duophonic)
*Cee Bee Beaumont: 'Wormhole (7"-...For The Male Animal.)' (Little Teddy Recordings)
*Andrea Parker And David Morley: 'Frogspawn (12"-Angular Art)' (Infonet)
*Comet Gain: 'Million & Nine (7")' (Wiiija)
*Wright Brothers: 'Island Creek Mine Fire (Compilation LP-The Early Days Of Bluegrass Volume 2)' (Rounder)
*Ditch Croaker: 'Sweet Lucy (CD-Chimpfactor)' (Fine Corinthian)
*Luna-C Project: 'Piano Progression (Just 4 U Remix) (Compilation CD-Hardcore Happiness)' (Stage One)
*Mercury Rev: 'A Kiss From An Old Flame (A Trip To The Moon) (CD-See You On The Other Side)' (Beggars Banquet)
*John's memory of Viv Stanshall's memorial service in London
*Delroy Wilson: 'Won't You Come Home (7")' (Studio One)
*Impala: 'In Transit (10"-Kings Of The Strip)' (Estrus) plus some of the next track, Epilogue
*Stiff Kittens: 'Face (CDS)' (Psychic)
*Mazey Fade: '15 Going On 14 (10"-Not Good Radio)' (Domino)
*Fly By Wire: 'Last Voyage (Compilation CD-Eurobeat 2000 (Club Classics Volume 2))' (Kickin)
*news
*Teengenerate: 'Human Tornado (LP-Get Action!)' (Crypt)
*Mudhoney: 'Today, Is A Good Day (CD-My Brother The Cow)' (Reprise)
*Timeshard: 'X-Ray Ears (12"-Zero (Ouroboros))' (Planet Dog)
*Flaming Stars: 'Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (7"-Hospital, Heaven Or Hell)' (Vinyl Japan)
*Money Mark: 'Insects Are All Around Us (7")' (Mo Wax)
*Mazaruni!: 'Bungle In The Jungle (CD-The Jungle Dub Experience)' (Ariwa)
*Eddie Wilson: 'Danke Schön - Bitte Schön - Aufwiedersehen (7")' (Top Rank International/Ariola)
*Stereolab: 'Pop Quiz (10"-Music For The Amorphous Body Study Center)' (Duophonic)
*Nayamakwe Stars: 'Kure Kwigaba' phonetic transcription
*Delicatessen: 'Mice Hair (10"-C.F. Kane)' (Starfish)
*Asend: '12 O'Clock Drop (12"-Can't Hold Back (Back 2 Basics Re-Touch))' (Second Movement Recordings)
*Dick Dale: 'Nitro (CD-Tribal Thunder)' (Hightone)
*Frontier Trust: 'Patsy (7"-Three Mississippi)' (Faye)
*Heartbeats: 'Darling How Long (Compilation CD-20 American Rock 'N' Roll Greats)' (Music For Pleasure)
:(JP: 'Thanks very much for listening to this programme: next week's programme will be a model of efficiency and tidiness and coherence and all of the things that you've missed in this one.')
*snatch of unknown techno track
== File ==
;Name
*Dat_075_JP_BFBS-
;Length
*03:57:39 (from 00:01:15 to 01:58:50)
;Other
*Many thanks to Max-dat.
;Available
*Mooo
Category:1995
Category:Peel shows
Category:Available online
Category:Max-dat Tapes
Category:BFBS