Christmas Posts 2019 part 5

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OK, so we were supposed to get a new Cure album this year.

Unless they do a My Bloody Valentine in the next two weeks, I think we are going to have to assume that isn’t going to happen.

Back in 1987, on the Kissing tour, The Cure finished their gig with a take on Slade’

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s perennial Christmas fave ‘Merry Xmas Everybody.’ I don’t believe this was ever commercially released but for fun, here it is.

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mercially released, so for more fun, here you go!

A few more peel-related tracks…and a bit more of a scrounge…

1986 was the year I got into music. However, being nine years old at the time, the records I loved then (with the exception of The Housemartins and Madonna) was not stuff I love

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chart crap!’ you are the exception. And do you really think this helps them fit in?)

Anyway, one band I did hear a brief clip on Top Of The Pops of was The Mission. I had no conception of goth or indie culture, and I only knew Peel as a TOTP presenter. But the song ‘Stay With Me’ did do that and when I hit my teens I sought out more of The Mission’s stuff.

Wayne Hussey’s band had formed when he’d left The Sisters Of Mercy; the only Peel Festive Fifty entry they had was 1986’s ‘Serpent’s Kiss.’

The Mission -‘Serpent’s Kiss.’ mp3 (1986 Festive Fifty no.49)

I first encountered Peel’s favourite band The Fall on a programme called the Roxy which ran in 1987-8 on ITV. (It was clearly meant to be ITV’s answer to TOTP). Th

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e track in question was ‘Hit The North Part 1.’ Since Brix Smith had joined the band a few years earlier, the band had a poppier element and were starting to edge into the lower reaches of the charts. I’ve posted Hit The North part 1 before…so why not post two tracks from the then-most recent Fall album, 1986’s Bend Sinister:

The Fall – ‘Bournem

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outh Runner.’ mp3 (1986 Festive Fifty no.20)

The Fall -‘Dktr. Faustus.’ mp3 (1986 Festive Fifty no.48)

I’m now just four tracks from completing the 1986 Festive Fifty and I wondered if any of my readers can help with the following:

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The Fall -‘Lucifer Over Lancashire (Theology mix)
FSK -‘I Wish I Could Sprechen Sie Deutsch.’
Mighty Mighty -‘Is There Anyone Out There?’

And if anyone can help with Bogshed or Big Flame stuff, please get in touch…no luck on eMusic or iTunes…

Thanks in advance…