B-Movie - Peel Session 1981

The complete session recorded by B-Movie on 31 March 1981 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 7 April 1981.
Tracklist:
1. Polar Opposites (0:07)
2. Welcome To The Shrink (4:07)
3. Escalator (9:16)
4. All Fall Down (13:40)

[@ker1818]

In my opinion, the greatest band of the 80s!!

[@audiolego]

That album in 85, it was delayed 3 years and Nowhere Girl version wasn't the same.

[@bastiroccitanie]

I love this sound!!!!

[@FredGumbo1]

This was a really great session - well done lads, really great songs.

[@martinsmusic2223]

Exactly 40 days ago to the day when I first saw them, at The Venue, Victoria. The y played the tracks from this session in the set, truly phenomenal.

[@TonitasFaZhion]

B movie is much more than nowhere girl

[@Annie12345l]

You are so right

[@scottm2292]

Saw them for the first time in 1985 at the Marquee on Wardour Street as a 17 year old. Saw them for the second time last Saturday in Manchester as a 54 year old. Excellent both times.

[@kenjohnson3329]

I'm one of the people that only heard nowhere girl. This far out does that, fantastic.

[@tripzville7569]

Ah yes memories. Indeed a great band 'B-Movie ,and clever name. Nowhere Girl was a top class track.

[@refriedboogie]

B movie is disgustingly underrated

[@Fyushal]

Just wonderful

[@ianhart8811]

Pointless Walks: Totally agree with B Movie should have been massive but Some Bizzare for some reason only had budget to promote one band they chose Soft Cell over B Movie. Doing a chart difficult to decide whom should be above the other B Movie or The Chameleons they are both brilliant Indie 1980's bands in different ways. Apparently according to the NME B Movie as support act out shone even The Cure & Human League at Futurama festival at Sheffield City Hall. B Movie wrote themselves into music folklore that day. Love the guitar solo & synth acompanyment 'On welcome to the shrink'. All to brief a career.

[@refriedboogie]

Hits

[@thierryrault3951]

Grand groupe. Dommage qu'ils n'aient pas fait de véritables albums avant "Forever Running" de 1985, car la formation originale avec Rick Holliday aux synthés et Graham Boffey à la batterie, c'est la meilleure. Heureusement qu'il existe des enregistrements de cette première période.

[@joaneskins6510]

Woulda shoulda coulda been huge?

[@justinfossa1254]

Nothing Huge is ever good, you end up attracting assholes.

[@pabloimireia]

I saw them in Bilbao! Sala Bolo's..😎

[@jameskilt4726]

JIMMY WEARS A REMEMBRANCE DAY POPPY EVERYDAY...PEOPE KEEP COMPLAINING,,,,COP AYS THERES NO LAW AGAINST IT FUNNY THE OTHERS STEAL IT AND THREATEN ME ONE BIG REAON I WEAR IT INFLUENTIAL B MOVIE SONG