MP3: PJ Harvey - Live at Peel Acres 2004
One of the sessions that she recorded, and which has NONE of its songs featured on the official release, is this one, recorded live at Peel Acres in May 2004, just 5 months before John's death. It was recorded to promote the release of that year's Uh Huh Her record, and it's rather stunning. Hope you enjoy it.
PJ Harvey - 01 The Letter (Peel session)
PJ Harvey - 02 Uh Huh Her (Peel session)
PJ Harvey - 03 Cat On The Wall (Peel session)
PJ Harvey - 04 Evol (Peel session)
PJ Harvey - 05 Shame (Peel session)
posted by Jamie Summers at 6:55 pm
9 Comments:
Holy crap! I agree with your comments about the first Peel Session comp-- I was really hoping for "Claudine, The Inflatable One" amongst others.
Thanks much!
You're damned right Jamie. What is the point of releasing an incomplete collection of Peel sessions? Surely the target audience are all completists. Anyway, thanks for this session.
Steve. (angrysamoan)
If it's any consolation, the Gene one is only 84 minutes, so one of the discs runs less than half-an-hour, and there is a bit missing. But for someone as much-sessioned as PJH to leave so much out is very odd (and it's no cheaper than the double discs in the series either).
However, I have it on good authority that the Wedding Present one will be done properly - they're even sourcing tracks from fans where the BBC archive lets them down.
I couldn't agree more. The CD is only just over 40 minutes long too. You can find Claudine and the whole of the Peel session from around 1993 on a bootleg called Jungle Queen, which also includes demos for all the tracks on Dry. I only just discovered it by searching on blogspot for it, so it's still around.
Thank you!
hi i want these albums from pj "is this desire?" & "To Bring You My Love" if someone has these albums please post it
Hi Jamie
The links for the PJ Harvey Peel Session MP3s are not currently working.
Thanks
Dave P
I was looking for God Is My Co-pilot's Anyone But You and found a couple of PJ Harvey session tracks that aren't on the CD.
http://peel.wikia.com/wiki/12_March_1993
It's not an extensive collection of Peel progs - before you get too excited - but I can remember listening to this one at the time and the recording is faultless.
Links are at the bottom of the page.
What is the point of releasing an incomplete collection of Peel sessions? Surely the target audience are all completists.
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