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related anecdote from ex-BBC
staffer:
>>Oddly enough, I have a
cassette of this complete Top Gear show, I wonder if this is where these guys
got it from..Very notable for the
fact that Baldy Bri and Bob did special versions of `Heavenly Music Corp’ and
`Swastika Girls’ for the show, not at Maida Vale but at Eno’s gaff (in Maida Vale funnily
enough)
Peel and Walters
received the tape `tail out’ and broadcast it like that. No-one noticed except
Eno who had to call the BBC and tell them his music was being played out
backwards.<<
You will need to request that these 2 files be sent to you, since the last
time I checked, they are no longer up at this site.
Details to do so are given at the site. Scroll down for the address.
Whoever manages this site is very accommodating and reasonably fast about doing
so.
Also, rare submissions to this site are encouraged. Enjoy!
-Rev. Fever
'We continue our fascination of
the late, great British broadcaster John Peel with another excellent show from
the archives. This time the collaboration of two sonic visionaries in 1973 that
produced the often talked about album No Pussyfooting that was designed to
showcase tape-echo and delay techniques to the mass pop audience. Here, the
gentlemen offered two tracks exclusively for Peel's Top Gear
show.'
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