Heartland

According to their schedule, BBC6 Music is due to be playing the Sisters' 1982 Peel session at 4.30am tomorrow morning!

Marc Riley played three of the four tracks a few weeks ago, but talked over each of the outros, which was a tad annoying - hopefully they will play them in their entirety tonight.

Just one of the many reasons why the BBC shouldn't be contemplating axing this fantastic radio station, the heathen bastards...

is it digital 160kbs broadcast or something higher?
and someone can't just call him and say "shut your mouth, i want record it"?

Most BBC DAB Radio is only 128kbps in the UK but 160kbps on satellite/cable/freeview. http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/dab/d ... _rates.htm

i'll see if i can sky+ it

Quiff Boy wrote:i'll see if i can sky+ it

Is there any way of getting it off the Sky+ box onto a pc (or Mac!)?

streamline wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote:i'll see if i can sky+ it

Is there any way of getting it off the Sky+ box onto a pc (or Mac!)?

aye, that would be the next challenge

guys, do what you have to do and call that loudmouth baby first

what bit rate are the web streams?

as Methedrone said 128kbps only

so what!?

it's an whole lot better than dodgey cassette transfers, be honest

analogue fan i am but even digital 128kbps is much worse than 320kpbs and you don't need to be bat to listen this, right?
of course this digitaly broadcast 160kbps version we've all got is the best quality of sisters peel sessions around and 10 000 times much better than on radioland or any other bootleg before. right

cant work out how to get sky+ to record the digi radio stations...

just put your cassette recorder beside the telly-put a new C90 in it and press record--oh and be very quiet---The Sisters in glorious medium wave

I still record the Top 40 on Sunday nights with a cassette recorder [only those over 35 will know the joy in doing that]--a few years since The Sisters were in the charts though

i've not had a tape deck for ~15 years

sam1 wrote:I still record the Top 40 on Sunday nights with a cassette recorder [only those over 35 will know the joy in doing that]--a few years since The Sisters were in the charts though

Hey I'm under 35 & remember doing that 10+ years ago. Haven't had one since
Good ole cassette tape decks

Quiff Boy wrote:i've not had a tape deck for ~15 years

I bought a Ion Tape2PC for my separates--helps convert all of my cassette bootlegs to a digital format [see my website]

I seemed to have strayed off the thread slightly,where were we?-The Sisters on 6 music in glorious medium wave

I have a spare doubledeck pioneer tapemachine FOR FREE!!!!

Works perfectly, only shipping costs need to be paid (from Holland)!

something like this:


PM me if interested

I record alot of stuff from BBC6 on a Pure Evoke DAB radio in mp2 format, then convert it to wav and mp3. The quality is absolutely excellent, so long as I remember to angle the aerial in the right direction.

Those of you in the UK can listen in using the BBC iPlayer. The whole show will be available for the next 7 days.
The Sisters come in around the 4 hour mark just after a BRMC session
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rrbpv
Is it cool to post download links for this session on here? If it is let me know and I'll try grabbing the tracks using audacity and then I'll get them posted

The Fat One wrote:Those of you in the UK can listen in using the BBC iPlayer. The whole show will be available for the next 7 days.
The Sisters come in around the 4 hour mark just after a BRMC session
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rrbpv
Is it cool to post download links for this session on here? If it is let me know and I'll try grabbing the tracks using audacity and then I'll get them posted

let's put it this way, as it's not official or commercially available material, if you were to upload them to megaupload or rapidshare or something, and then post the link in the sharing section, we wouldn't object

Quiff Boy wrote:

The Fat One wrote:Those of you in the UK can listen in using the BBC iPlayer. The whole show will be available for the next 7 days.
The Sisters come in around the 4 hour mark just after a BRMC session
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rrbpv
Is it cool to post download links for this session on here? If it is let me know and I'll try grabbing the tracks using audacity and then I'll get them posted

let's put it this way, as it's not official or commercially available material, if you were to upload them to megaupload or rapidshare or something, and then post the link in the sharing section, we wouldn't object

Okey Doke. It's up now:
http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=20117
Any probs, pm me

nice erses and thankee

Ohhh thank you