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Reply #30 posted 10/27/04 10:49am

bananacologne

Yup - Michael Eavis confirmed it 2day - the new bands stage has now been re-named, and is now going 2 be known as 'The John Peel Stage' thumbs up!
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Reply #31 posted 10/28/04 12:06pm

bananacologne

Just a few reasons why 'Peeley' was so damned important - all the following bands owe John Peel a MASSIVE debt in kick starting their careers:

1960's

Captain Beefheart
The Velvet Underground
Jimi Hendrix
The Yarbirds
Cream
Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Arthur Brown

1970's
The Faces
David Bowie
T-Rex
The Ramones
The Undertones
Led Zeppelin
New York Dolls
Blondie
Sex Pistols
Iggy & The Stooges
Kraftwerk

1980's
Joy Division
Billy Bragg
The Fall
Killing Joke
New Order
The Wedding Present
Half Man Half Biscuit
The Jesus & Mary Chain
Sonic Youth
The Smiths
The Pogues
Nirvana

1990's
Pulp
Therapy?
Underworld
Blur
Ash
Teenage Fanclub
PJ Harvey
Oasis
Supergrass
Dinosaur Jr
Beck
Bentley Rhythm Ace
Mouse On Mars
Janes Addiction
Manic Street Preachers
Super Furry Animals
Mogwai
Man or Astroman?
Gorkys Zygotic Mynci
Napalm Death
Belle & Sebastian

2000's
The White Stripes
Scissor Sisters
Ladytron
Sigur Rós
The Von Bondies
Godspeed You Black Emperor!
The Libertines
Beta Band
The Hives
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
Grandaddy
Keane
The Strokes

The void he leaves behind is vast - but his legacy immeasurable.


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Reply #32 posted 10/29/04 1:13am

RocknRollDave

bananacologne said:

Just a few reasons why 'Peeley' was so damned important - all the following bands owe John Peel a MASSIVE debt in kick starting their careers:

1960's

Captain Beefheart
The Velvet Underground
Jimi Hendrix
The Yarbirds
Cream
Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Arthur Brown

1970's
The Faces
David Bowie
T-Rex
The Ramones
The Undertones
Led Zeppelin
New York Dolls
Blondie
Sex Pistols
Iggy & The Stooges
Kraftwerk

1980's
Joy Division
Billy Bragg
The Fall
Killing Joke
New Order
The Wedding Present
Half Man Half Biscuit
The Jesus & Mary Chain
Sonic Youth
The Smiths
The Pogues
Nirvana

1990's
Pulp
Therapy?
Underworld
Blur
Ash
Teenage Fanclub
PJ Harvey
Oasis
Supergrass
Dinosaur Jr
Beck
Bentley Rhythm Ace
Mouse On Mars
Janes Addiction
Manic Street Preachers
Super Furry Animals
Mogwai
Man or Astroman?
Gorkys Zygotic Mynci
Napalm Death
Belle & Sebastian

2000's
The White Stripes
Scissor Sisters
Ladytron
Sigur Rós
The Von Bondies
Godspeed You Black Emperor!
The Libertines
Beta Band
The Hives
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
Grandaddy
Keane
The Strokes

The void he leaves behind is vast - but his legacy immeasurable.


clapping


Well said! Couldn't agree more.
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