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	<title>electric adolescence &#187; john peel</title>
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		<title>A Tribute to John Peel</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 20 Mar 2010 21:27:27 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>scott eastlick</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Under the forgiving guise of radio, John Peel never really aged- throughout his 37 years playing records on BBC 1. His aptitude for discovering talent stayed consistently ahead of his ]]></description>
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<p>Under the forgiving guise of radio, John Peel never really aged- throughout his 37 years playing records on BBC 1. His aptitude for discovering talent stayed consistently ahead of his peers, from first plugging Captain Beefheart and David Bowie back in the seventies, to being the reason any of us ever heard of The Strokes.</p>
<p>Apart informing a majority of bands working today, John’s most potent recorded legacy resides in the vast number of “Peel Sessions” he recorded with some of the most notable acts of the last few decades. Originally conceived in 1986 as a means to fill air time with consideration for the BBC’s rigid broadcast standards limiting the amount of recorded music played, Peel had his favorite bands record what were normally four song setlists, rendering versions that sounded somewhere between a studio recording and a live set, with an added intangible quality that came from the legacy of studio and of the man behind the glass.</p>
<p>Had Peel not died of a sudden heart attack back in 2004, today would have been his 70th birthday. To mark the occasion, what follows is a compilation of some of the best of the Peel Sessions.</p>
<p><em>“Somebody was trying to tell me that CDs are better than vinyl because they don&#8217;t have any surface noise. I said, &#8220;Listen, mate, *life* has surface noise.&#8221;</em><br />
- John Peel</p>
<p>The Peel Sessions.<br />
The Wire &#8211; I Am The Fly<br />
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Maps<br />
The Strokes – The Modern Age<br />
Gang of Four – I Found That Essence Rare<br />
Pulp – Babies<br />
New Order – Dreams Never End<br />
Joy Division – Love Will Tear Us Apart<br />
The Cure – All Cats Are Grey<br />
Young Marble Giants – Final Day<br />
Mira Calix – She Keeps Her Secrets<br />
The Human League – Being Boiled<br />
cLOUDDEAD – Side A Part 1<br />
Apparat – Van<br />
Aphex Twin – Pancake Lizard<br />
Autechre – Drane<br />
Boards of Canada – Happy Cycling<br />
Spritualized – Don’t Go<br />
The Pixies – In Heaven (Lady In the Radiator Song)<br />
Slowdive – Shine<br />
Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci – The Film that Changed My Wife<br />
Smog – I Break Horses<br />
Graham Coxon – Shipbuilding</em></p>
<p>Electric Adolescence – <a title="listen/download" href="http://www.electricadolescence.com/audio/peel sessions.mp3">A Tribute to John Peel</a> <em>80:00 mins/ 192 kbps/ 109 MB</em></p>
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