Unknown songs and demos, who wrote what, who sang what, the usual biographies, discography gubbins, photos of Eldritch with no sunglasses, etc, etc, etc, yadda, yadda, yadda....
Actually there's something I've been wondering about too - there are tracks floating around (Body Electric and Adrenochrome) that are labeled as Peel Sessions but don't say from when - I know they're included on the "Incredible History of..." bootleg. Although to my ears "Body Electric" just sounds like the studio track with a radio intro (Peel I think), still not sure what sort of broadcast it is from. The sound quality on "Adrenochrome" isn't great, it almost sounds like it could be a demo. Anyone have more info on these?
...with the wind in our face and our arms open wide...
I am almost certain in my mind that the 'Body Electric' with John Peel mentioning 'Body Electric' as opposed to 'Electric Body' which apears on the 'Incredible History Of...........'is taken from one of John Peel's shows as opposed to one of the 'Sisters Of Mercy' Sessions.
The 'Adrenochrome' track was not recorded on a John peel Session and may well indeed be the Demo version which has found it's way onto a bootleg and been mis-labelled.
Elisium Fields wrote:Can anyone shed any light on the full track listings and broadcast dates of the John Peel and Kid Jensen Sessions?
All help will be well received indeed...........
more importantly- who is the cretin who dribbles the time over the start of heartland on what must be a tre-broadcast 'cause it's not kid jenson on the kid jenson session? and why did janice long not come out of retirement to take over when peelie (bless his dicky heart) carcked it?
and is mary anne hobbs as fit as her voice suggests?
"And all my promises are lies
All my love is hate
I am the Politician, and i decide your fate"