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The Smiths Live on BBC 6 Music (Mar. 25)
posted by davidt on Monday March 25 2002, @08:30AM

 Nick writes:

The Smiths are listed as the featured Live act on Janice Long's "Dream Ticket" Show for Monday 25th March.The Show is on the new BBC Digital Music Channel - 6 Music between 22:00 and 00:00.

The usual format of the show would mean they should be on around 23:15 for about 30 mins depending obviously on what show it is they are going to feature.

 
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    The Smiths Live on BBC 6 Music (Mar. 25) | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 11 comments | Search Discussion
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    Oxford (Score:1)
    The concert is the Oxford 85 show, and they usually broadcast 40-45 minutes worth. On previous shows they have used songs that they didn't use in the original broadcast, but not always. Could be interesting if they do
    SteveC -- Monday March 25 2002, @08:56AM (#26722)
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      BBC 6 Smiths-related programs (Score:2, Informative)

      BBC 6 actually have a number of Smiths-related programs on at the moment. As well as the BBC session on Janice Long's program, all this week Liz Kershaw's lunch-time program is collecting track nominations for their 'Fantasy Smiths album' (vote for 'Asleep' ... you know you want to ...) and tomorrow Kevin Cummins is a guest on Andrew Collins' tea-time program.

      As you probably know, you can listen to BBC Radio 6 on the internet (http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/ - click on 'Listen Live') .... and you can vote for 'Asleep' here :-) [bbc.co.uk]http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/presenters/liz_kershaw / [bbc.co.uk]

      Almodis <almodisNO@SPAMhotpress.com> -- Monday March 25 2002, @09:49AM (#26725)
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       ...the Crime they styl'd 'Anonymity.' That is, I left messages posted publicly, but did not sign them. -- Thomas Pynchon
      Thankyou... (Score:1)
      For posting this just in time for me to listen to it and tape it.
      paulybob <draize1@hotmail.com> -- Monday March 25 2002, @01:58PM (#26747)
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        Gordon Kaye live in a bucket of Walkers Skips (Score:0)
        Gordon Kaye is listed as the featured dragonfly corpse-painter on Paul McGann's "Chive Ticket" Show for Monday 253rd March. The Clown-heckling session is on the new BBC Digital straw pushchairs Channel - BBC HAY PRAMS FM between 00:00 and 00:01.

        The usual format of the show would mean they should be flinging parsley at Mikhail Gorbachev's birthmark for about 30 mins depending obviously on what colour it is and the number of pockets in Gordon's combat pants.
        Anonymous -- Tuesday March 26 2002, @07:20AM (#26789)
          Missed or weren't able to tape Smiths session ... (Score:1)
          If you missed or weren't able to tape the BBC 6 Smiths session they've archived 5 tracks (Miserable Lie/Stretch Out and Wait/William, It Was Really Nothing/Hand In Glove) on the BBC Radio 6 Dream Ticket page at http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/bbcsessions/dream_tick et.shtml [bbc.co.uk]
          Almodis <almodisNO@SPAMhotpress.com> -- Tuesday March 26 2002, @07:59AM (#26791)
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           ...the Crime they styl'd 'Anonymity.' That is, I left messages posted publicly, but did not sign them. -- Thomas Pynchon
            Correction ... (Score:2, Informative)
            Errrm ... that'd be (Miserable Lie/Stretch Out and Wait/William, It Was Really Nothing/How Soon Is Now ?/Hand In Glove)
            Almodis <almodisNO@SPAMhotpress.com> -- Tuesday March 26 2002, @08:04AM (#26792)
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             ...the Crime they styl'd 'Anonymity.' That is, I left messages posted publicly, but did not sign them. -- Thomas Pynchon
              not happy and not sad (Score:1)
              I think it's really cool that the BBC finally pay some attention to the musical legacy of the Smiths
              but for us on the Continent, who don't get BBC 6 it's kind of let-down, I'd much rather have it they'd do a TV-documentary on them, instead of radio-show. It's seems kind of unjust to me they can do documentary's on such musically impoverished bands such as Duran Duran and Spandau Ballet ( the"Young Guns" series) and they've never done anything on the really important such as the Smiths but others as well.
              Troubled Jomo -- Saturday March 30 2002, @06:50AM (#27043)
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