14 mixes taggedjohn peel

tracks favoured by legendary DJ John Peel from the 90s, 80s and 70s - the Fall, 70 Gwen Party and more feature

Someone once tried to tell me that cds are better than vinyl because of the lack of surface noise... I told him 'mate, life has surface noise'. There may be a bit of surface noise here - but life itself is not without surface noise.

@sidekick & @leiwandesk are keeping 8tracks Peel

Post Punk Peel Sessions

4 of 5 of the John Peel Festive 50 for 1981.

Including Joy Division, The Clash and Altered Images

The second instalment of “The Records That Santa Forgot” features an eclectic selection of festive treats from Shane MacGowan, John Williams and the legendary Jazz oddball Sun Ra, plus many more. It spans musical genres as diverse as Ghanaian funk, English folk, Chicago blues and Jamaican Ska (all with a Christmas theme of course).

Merry Christmas & Enjoy!

Part 3 of 5 for the Festive 50 of 1981.

Music including Heaven 17, PIL, The Specials, and more.

2 of 5 of John Peel's Festive 50 for 1981.
It is missing #34: Laurie Anderson - O Superman, which I will put up in a few days.

Songs from Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Ruts and Pigbag.

Part 1 of 5, uploading the tracklist for John Peel's Festive 50 for 1981. Expect more Festive 50 tracklists. (this is ONLY the tracks played, not the actual broadcast)

Includes: Joy Division, Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Fall & more.

Woke up this morning and felt this sudden urge to create a John Peel mix.

No mix can ever do the great man justice. Thank you, John!

Ten tracks including music by Neu!, Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Nile.

Tracks from John Peel, including music by Jesus And Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and The Fall. Music lovers all over the world continue to thank you for your contributions and bringing distant music to light. RIP

Last part for John Peel's Festive 50 for 1981.

This was a lot of fun to compile, especially since it was one of my favorite 50's Peel had done. Expect more in the future, the next one probably being 1988.

Songs by Joy Division, New Order and The Undertones

John Peel tribute mix, including music by Boards of Canada, Camper Van Beethoven and Half Man Half Biscuit.