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Patrick
23rd August 2005, 14:57
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1554724,00.html
phil
23rd August 2005, 14:58
fuk that cunt.

its all about Street boy Kiss Fm innit.
Patrick
23rd August 2005, 14:58
Lamacq also recalled bumping in to Peel at Glastonbury one year: "I said to him 'How's it going?' and he said 'Quite eventful. I've just shaken hands with someone dressed as a turd. I've never shaken hands with a turd before - unless you count Noel Edmonds.'"
TimB
24th August 2005, 14:54
Viva La Peel.
Hagbard
24th August 2005, 14:57
Theres nothing we like better on erutufon than a good old death!
V Knid esq
24th August 2005, 15:56
There was a lot of sentiment about at Big Chill when Norman Jay played in Peel's traditional slot and spun Teenage Kicks. I was not impressed as he'd started with John Legend "Ordinary People" which is about the most "un-Peel" tune I can imagine.
JonnySpeed
24th August 2005, 20:13
Originally posted by phil
fuk that cunt.

http://www.lowculture.com/archives/images/johnpeel.jpg
JonnySpeed
24th August 2005, 20:18
one of the best Peel recommendations I ever bought was End - Sounds of Disaster (http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?merchID=13346)
Lady E
25th August 2005, 08:47
Originally posted by V Knid esq
There was a lot of sentiment about at Big Chill when Norman Jay played in Peel's traditional slot and spun Teenage Kicks. I was not impressed as he'd started with John Legend "Ordinary People" which is about the most "un-Peel" tune I can imagine.

Peel's traditional slot at Big Chill? he didnt play at the Big Chill when I was there.

Norman Jay is an appalling DJ. I wanted to pull out my own teeth when I heard him at the Big Chill when I went in 2002.
Lady E
25th August 2005, 08:50
great Peel festival moment: him playing "Deeply Dippy" by Right Said Fred at Reading Festival in 1992. everyone sang along, it was lovely.
bitch one
25th August 2005, 08:58
i went to the (mostly dreadful) big chill and he played lots of gabba, but the best moment was when he dropped 'sweet soul music', everyone went nuts. i'll always associate that tune with him now. very glad i went so i could be there for that
Patrick
25th August 2005, 09:33
Originally posted by emma


Peel's traditional slot at Big Chill? he didnt play at the Big Chill when I was there.

Norman Jay is an appalling DJ. I wanted to pull out my own teeth when I heard him at the Big Chill when I went in 2002.

Yeah, you confused me with that too, Knid. Norman Jay played during Norman Jay's traditional slot, sunday lunchtime. The year before Peelie played a teatime slot in the Finlandia bar.

I take it you're not going to Carnival for the Good Times sound system then, Emma ? :-p