Cocteau Twins - Peel Session 1983
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The complete session recorded by the Cocteau Twins at their own studio for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 4 October 1983.
Tracklist:
1. Strange Fruit (0:10)
2. From the Flagstones (2:07)
3. The Tinderbox (of a Heart) (5:42)
4. Hitherto (10:40)
Love the on-air comments from "Uncle John" - so bittersweet. He is so missed.
Peak Twins
Twin Peaks!
You win! @@kouka7221
@@kouka7221 unh, I guess...
John is so right. You can listen to this all band all day!!
Hitherto is my all time favorite I listen to it on repeat with pepper tree for hours on end
Pepper-Tree is one that goes on loop for me too 🖤
Credit is also due to KevH for recording this from the Peel Show and for sending the tape to myself to digitise it.
I have to credit this video with introducing me to Cocteau Twins and making me fall in love with them. I can't believe I never heard of them before finding this video.
NameNotAlreadyTaken2 I recommend going down the Harold Budd rabbit hole very much
John, you freaking diamond of a bloke. How we all miss you. How music misses you. 😮💨
I have never listened to this being sober. And I love it.
just speechless
I remember reading somewhere that John Peel developed a huge crush on Liz after hearing her sing in his studio.
Didn't we all, Sir !!! :-)
Love the Peel Sessions. For every artist featured there is always a little different nuance in the Peel performances. No more so than in the case of the Cocteau Twins
This is overwhelming beauty
I was working from the sessions listed on the John Peel archive site, so I missed this one. Thanks for finding and uploading it.
Hi Peter. There are a lot of errors and omissions on the archived Peel pages on the BBC website. The most reliable sources are either Ken Garner's The Peel Sessions book or the Peel Wiki.
@@Vibracobra23_Original there's a surprise, BBc getting stuff totally wrong.
@@BatstringsAt least their news broadcasts are accurate and unbiased...oh, wait.
they just do something for me..memories of their stuff mark episodes in my life. Thanks.
Stark beauty
This is wonderful.
I once met Liz's boyfriend's mum at a jazz gig. She told me that Liz sang in the bath. I asked if she ever sang "Strange Fruit"? She said, "No, why would she?" So I told her about this session, and asked her to request "Strange Fruit" the next time Liz was visiting.
bizarre
@@AMSRMX16 More a co-incidence, than "bizarre", I think.
So good.
Thanks to The Cobra.
vibracobra, keep up the great work!
How is Liz doubling her vocals? I thought this was live. Beautifully mixed!!!! Love me some Cocteau Twins!
Peel Sessions were generally recorded in a studio over a few hours. Some are genuinely live, many have overdubs. Some were recorded by the bands themselves at their own studios and sent in to the BBC, as this one was. A few were demos, at least one was taken from the bootleg of a gig and several use outakes or early workings from recordings for official albums. Most though were recorded at the BBC's studios, many done in one take, as live, many not!
That makes sense. John showcases demo tapes. Thanks for the history and especially for sharing this.
The guitars are also doubled, or more. They had at least a day to work out their session. Not live, exactly, but vital none the less.
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@@garrettlemieux4620 bruh