I would by far, rather die on a mountain, than in my bed.
Music has lost one of it's greatest ambassadors. The legendary Mr John Peel has died.
It's sad to think that I won't be able to listen to him introduce me to new bands anymore, and reminding me of the music that came before I was born, but which influenced all the music that I listen too today!
All I can say is cheers John. Thanks for helping me develop an appreciation of all kinds of music.
To Peely!
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Hi there, This is the stupid part of the website where I have to inform you of who I am and who is ultimately responsible for this 'crazy' site. Well here goes... My name is Jamie, I'm 21 years old. Is that enough?... No! O.K. so I live in Preston and I work at the University there! Happy now? Good! So you may be wondering why you are reading about this 'Jamie' character and what he's getting upto, but if you were'nt to read it... who would!?! Obviously if you know me then this will all make sense to you. If you don't, then no fear, I'll try and explain everything as we go along. Thats enough from me for now. If you want to ask any questions or are interested in anything you see on the site then leave a message and I'll get back to you. Ciao
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3 Comments:
Oh Mr Jammie, where are you!
3 January 2005 16:01
The dudes a ledge. always be in my memories. Never forget this tape i've got where half of it is John Peel's show and the other half The Radio One Rock show. John Peels show had 1930's detroit blues (sounded like it was played on a gramaphone-genius) a really portishead type atmospheric indie/trip-hop track, and the coolest death metal song i've ever heard called 'comatose' which lasted about 10 minutes with millions of sections.. The guy was a genius. Such a range of colours in the tones of collection. Never a disappointment listening to it when he came on.
13 January 2005 22:11
oh yeah, thats posted by me, john's brother, across the road from you, in spite of you. I love you jamie. make my kids from play-dough.
13 January 2005 22:12
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