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Understanding 9/11Butthole Surfers Live at BBC1 Studios on 1987-12-08
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1. Concubine/100 million
2. To Parter
3. Gary Floyd
4. Suicide
2. To Parter
3. Gary Floyd
4. Suicide
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Notes
The Butthole Surfers
Peel Session
Lineage: Pre-FM source > gold cd-r > wav > cd-r (my copy) > wav > flac
Broadcast: 12-08-1987
Producer/Engineer - Unknown
Studio - Unknown (probably live in the UK)
Gibby Haynes (Vocals)
King Coffee (Drums)
Theresa Taylor (Drums)
Paul Leary (Guitar)
Mark Kramer (Bass)
SOURCE: I never made flacs of the original wavs on the first burn hence the steps in the lineage. Both extractions to wav were made using xACT.
Reviews
Reviewer:
notsaved
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January 31, 2008
Subject: not an actual session
Subject: not an actual session
yer right...
since this is a Pre-Fm source, ya can't hear Peel's comments on this one...
He had recently seen them at the Clarendon and obviously felt compelled to dig some stuff outta the archive. He said that the band 'forced you to re-evaluate everything in yer life...' which is quite a complement coming from a man who recorded every major musical act of the last 40+ years...
It's Kramer on bass, and was recorded on one of the stops on the 1985 tour...
take yer pick at which one:
10/4/84 - Roxborough Pub, Harrow-On-The-Hill, UK
10/7/85 - Jillie's, Manchester
10/8/85 - The Bunker, Sunderland, UK
10/9/85 - Ambulance Station, London
10/9/85 - Adam & Eve's in Leeds (obviously some
date issues exists here)...
http://www.jasonramke.com/bhs/main.php
since this is a Pre-Fm source, ya can't hear Peel's comments on this one...
He had recently seen them at the Clarendon and obviously felt compelled to dig some stuff outta the archive. He said that the band 'forced you to re-evaluate everything in yer life...' which is quite a complement coming from a man who recorded every major musical act of the last 40+ years...
It's Kramer on bass, and was recorded on one of the stops on the 1985 tour...
take yer pick at which one:
10/4/84 - Roxborough Pub, Harrow-On-The-Hill, UK
10/7/85 - Jillie's, Manchester
10/8/85 - The Bunker, Sunderland, UK
10/9/85 - Ambulance Station, London
10/9/85 - Adam & Eve's in Leeds (obviously some
date issues exists here)...
http://www.jasonramke.com/bhs/main.php
Reviewer:
drunktank
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February 10, 2007
Subject: not to sure
Subject: not to sure
im not sure that this was at the bbc as i have heard both sessions and im sure a crowd wasn`t in on one, as i can hear a crowd on this recording, used to listen to peel all the time and still miss the guy
Reviewer:
Tyler
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January 18, 2007
Subject: good
Subject: good
good sound quality, lots of rock and roll
Reviewer:
jebwick
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January 17, 2007
Subject: Nice
Subject: Nice
Good recording and a good performance. Worth checking out.
Reviewer:
pookybear
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January 14, 2007
Subject: short and disturbed
Subject: short and disturbed
more good surfin :)
